Enjoy...

Edit:

I really wanted to put a description up for this last night but I was too tired but I'll take some time to do that now...

Lately I've been in a fractal "rut" if you will and most of what I've come up with hasn't turned out so well. If you were to look at a screenshot of when I'm in UF you'd see that I have somewhere between 10 and 20 fractals open with maybe 1 or 2, if I'm lucky, fractals that are worthy of submitting. But anyway...

So last night I decided to browse through the most popular fractals hoping for some inspiration. It kinda worked but not as much as I wanted it to. So I ended up doing what I usually do when I get bored with UF. I started straying away from what I'm used to, which for me is really hard. A while back I started experiementing with different formulas and it worked for a while but i eventually went back to what I'm used to. But again, I stray away from my point...

So...as far as this fractal is concerned I used one of my new favorite formulas with 7 layers, the first 4 with the same gradient, just positioned differently and the last 3 are three seperate gradients. I call this one of my "accidents" cause I came up with this unexpectedly, which is always fun when that happens. I decided to frame it because I've noticed that a frame can totally change the fractal and make it better. I used Illustrator and used to eyedropper tool and picked up colors within the fractal until I found the color that I liked.

I hope that everyone enjoys this as much as I do...

Once again, enjoy...

EDIT 2:

Now available as a print (or shouldbe soon...hopefully). It looks different from what's pictured here due to framing sizes. I had to get creative as far as that's concerned. It looks like this [link]

Enjoy...