When creating new Fractal Art I often have nothing more then a rough estimate what the end result may look like. It’s a creative process that can lead to unexpected results. When working on this Fractal I wanted to do a winterly one, so I used cool blue tones for the textures. On my way to the end result I decided that I wanted more dynamic so I found a way to add some swirls. Then I uploaded it to my Website. The Fractals I like always find their way to my Artist Website, I offer them for sale (posters, prints and many other products) in my Fractal Art Gallery.

But of course I love my creations so much that I want to show them on social media. So I share them on Facebook, Pinterest, tsu and others. And then I wait. For those comments. As much as I appreciate any like what I love love love is  reading the comments. They are the extra something, the icing on the cake. Because they allow me to see my art through the eyes of others. Which is freaking cool. Let’s take a look at this Fractal:

Cool blue abstract fractal art with lots of energy
What do you see in this Fractal? Tell me in the comments.

I added this description: Cool blue winter fractal art, ice and snow making powerful swirls. Then the comments kicked in:

This is delicious Matthias…it reminds me of jelly..exquisite! 🙂 – Jolanta Anna Karolska

Are you travelling over the snow on skis? It is a crazy high speed… – Olita Mengisa

I love this. Totally reminds me of the inside of a wave. – Renee Bartle

Snowflakes and crystals. – The AspenStand

Impressive icy image! – The Soulosphere

Very seasonal! Sharing your wonderful wintry work 🙂 – Bev Brown 

Don’t you just love this comments? Travelling over the snow on skis at high speed? The inside of a wave? How cool is that! I love each and every comment, they  give me a new, fresh view and it motivates me to do even more Fractal Art. So: Many thanks to anyone who comments and shares my work – you know who you are!

 

 

Waves – cool blue winter fractal
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6 thoughts on “Waves – cool blue winter fractal

  • February 7, 2016 at 12:43 pm
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    Wonderful! I love the comments, too!

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    • February 8, 2016 at 6:31 am
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      Thank you very much Melinda!

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  • February 7, 2016 at 1:53 pm
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    The picture is very big, so when I first clicked on this page I wondered what was so good, then I scrolled down and was blown away! The part at the bottom looks like blue icing slowly dripping down a cake or a blue glacier or waterfall, slowly freezing and setting in winter. It is so intricate and beautiful.

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    • February 8, 2016 at 6:31 am
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      Thank you Meg, much appreciated!

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  • February 9, 2016 at 3:16 am
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    I’m so glad the feedback spurs you on. You deserve so much as you give so much. Of course, it helps that you do wonderful work. 🙂

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    • February 9, 2016 at 4:37 am
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      Thank you so much William!

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