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This work by Stacey Dean is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Be sure to check out the archives for older images that do not appear on this page.
Peruse the gallery of my intergalactic fractal art. Let your imagination take you to a new and undiscovered frontier.
Intergalactic Animations
To see some animations of Intergalactic Art, go to Intergalactic Animations.
To see older images not on this page, visit the blog archive.
Blog Archive
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- Untitled
- Worm Hole
- Embryo
- Whispers
- Dragon's Eye
- Lonely Flower
- Dazzle
- Peacock
- Coil
- The Web
- Party Favor
- Moon Waves
- Shared Parameters
- Carried Away
- Ghost
- Melody
- Spiral Storm
- A Flower for You
- Love of Life
- Third Eye
- Vortex
- Geometry
- 'neath the Bodi Tree
- Star Birth
- Frog
- Crystalized
- Triangular Nebula
- Divine Temple
- Mystical
- Shaped
- Star
- Into the Unknown
- Fluff
- Kabbalah
- Diamond
- Mask
- Colors of Rose
- Helmet
- Egg
- Space Dust Mite
- Silk Gown
- Fragile
- Smoke Signal
- Dance With Me
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- Nest
- Galaxial Essence
- Saw Flower
- Light Show
- Fireworks
- Floating
- Iris
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Links to Others Through Whom the Creative Energy Flows
- (r)Evolutionary (neofauvist) Art
- Electric Sheep
- Elio Milay - Blue Spirits
- Exper Chaotic Flow
- FracFan Forum
- Fractal Census
- FractalForums
- Images by Bechtel
- KitChaos
- Mandalas - Yahaira Valverde
- My Apo Wiki
- My DevArt Page
- Not Quite Perfect
- Oliviah Unleashed
- Polyfractalisation
- Pretty Moonbeams
- Rintrah Roars
- Roswila's Dream & Poetry Realm
- Stargazer's Space
- The Art and Photography of Jenn Dixon
- Thought-Dreams
- Wontar's Ramblings
This work by Stacey Dean is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Be sure to check out the archives for older images that do not appear on this page.
1 comment:
Amazingly cool. I love how the colours in the fractal harmonise with the background. Somehow it reminds me of an octopus. Well done :)
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