On Being Bold and Beautiful is a piece of digital artwork by Susan Maxwell Schmidt which was uploaded on April 26th, 2015.
On Being Bold and Beautiful
On Being Bold and Beautiful
Abstract fractal art in flowing swirls and spirals of stunning hues of vibrant fuchsia pink, orange and yellow... more
Title
On Being Bold and Beautiful
Artist
Susan Maxwell Schmidt
Medium
Digital Art - Fractal Art
Description
"On Being Bold and Beautiful"
Abstract fractal art in flowing swirls and spirals of stunning hues of vibrant fuchsia pink, orange and yellow with a feathery texture. This artwork is available in a variety of framed and unframed gallery-quality giclee prints, home decor items such as velvety soft duvet covers, fabric shower curtains, and square and rectangular decorative throw pillows, as well as greeting cards and tote bags. Please visit my Conceptual Fractal Art gallery to see all my math-based artworks.
This image was honored by being featured in the following outstanding gallery groups at Fine Art America:
Digital Works
Orange-Red-Yellow Photos and Paints
Duvet Cover
Abstract Art
Worldwide Abstract and Digital Art Group
Creative Expressions
Abstract Moods
Weekly FUN for ALL Mediums
WHAT?
Fractal Designs
Galaxy of Wizards
Creatocracy
Digital Magic
Graphic Design
Creative Digital Art Community
Out of the Ordinary
Mystic and Art
Oh HAPPY DAY
Copyright 2015 Susan Maxwell Schmidt, all rights reserved.
Uploaded
April 26th, 2015
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Comments (10)
LEANNE SEYMOUR
Congrats Susan on your feature with this stunning artwork on the ""Best for Blankets and Textile Products " group homepage! f/l
Jacqueline Athmann
OH HAPPY Day!!! This photo makes me feel happy so it's been featured on the Oh Happy Day group homepage. F/L 12.29.16
Lyric Lucas
Congratulations, your creative and unique art work is featured in the "Out Of The Ordinary 1 A Day" group!
Jim Williams
I used to be an Amiga computer user. In the '80s and '90s it was the only computer capable of generating and animating fractals. Using MAND2000, it generated real-time imagery of Mandlebrots and Julias which allowed me to zoom in on various parts for thousands of iterations. It was also configurable for generating other fractals. It was available about 1990. I learned about fractals from it and have been hooked ever since. I don't make my own any more, but I love it when they appear in WHAT? This feathery creation is fascinating. l, f, WHAT?
Susan Maxwell Schmidt replied:
You sure you have your time frame right? I remember generating fractals on an 8088 in the 80's. I'm pretty sure they were animated. Still, we are geeks of a feather ;)
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