Some Inspiration

Jul 14, 2006 7 Replies
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Someone posted this link on Lampworketc as inspiration for lampworkers. I thought it might provide some inspiration for those who make jewelry, too. I could visualize some of this in freeform Peyote (which there is no way on EARTH I will EVER be able to do. ACK!!!!!!!!!! I have tried to learn it and I am hopeless.)



Anyway, here is the link:



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Hope someone finds some inspiration here!



Hope you all are having a good, productive, peaceful, happy and glorious day!!



Kimberly Affleck



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Kiimberly -- what the heck are they? Computer graphics?

Becki

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Here's another one:

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We own a couple SMALL reproductions from him. Barbara Beader and Polymer Clay Crusader

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Someone posted this link on Lampworketc as inspiration for lampworkers.

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Yes - fractals. They are visual representations of mathematical calculations.

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Barbara Beader and Polymer Clay Crusader

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Kiimberly -- what the heck are they? Computer graphics?

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Yes, Barbara is right. Fractals. Generated by computers. Aren't they cool??!!?? I just love them and have used them sometimes as ideas for beads. I have printouts of many near my torch. These were particularly beautiful (to me anyway. I know some folks find them a little weird, but then, I am weird so what can I say?!?!).

Kimberly

Barbara Forbes-Ly> Yes - fractals. They are visual representations of mathematical > calculations. >

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KImberly - these are amazing! Thanks for sharing. I can definitely see how this shows up in your wonderful beads. I sure hope Kathy W. can convnice you to come teach a class up here at Bedrock some time soon!

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Lurker here. I love fractals, too. Check out

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... some of the most beautiful fractal work I've ever seen! Great color inspiration for beadwork!

Kimberly

Barbara Forbes-Ly> Yes - fractals. They are visual representations of mathematical > calculations. >

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They are very cool but my head starts to hurt thinking about the mathamatical aspect of it. lol!

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