More of My Art Portfolio (Fractals)

• More of My Art Portfolio (Fractals) by BaldBradley on 03 Dec, 2010 21:58
• Here is part two of my portfolio, part one was tattoo designs and sketches which can be found here- www.slybaldguys.com/smf/index.php?topic=13929.0
  
  
  Again I'll number each piece so its easier to comment. Any criticism is welcome. I've had people offer to buy some of these....
  
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• #1 by BaldBradley on 03 Dec, 2010 21:58
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• #2 by BaldBradley on 03 Dec, 2010 21:59
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  The first seven I did on my free time for an art show and a calendar(I was collaborating with another artist, but he was going to screw me over and take all the money). The other ones I did in high school, I made a deal with my principal to let me get all my art credits if I did 50 fractals. The first seven I actually spend a few hours rendering each, the other ones I spent a couple minutes each.
  
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• #3 by TheSlyBear on 03 Dec, 2010 22:26
• They're all spectacular.   
  
  #5 I'd like to frame and hang on a wall.
• #4 by BaldBradley on 03 Dec, 2010 22:33
• Thanks buddy
  
  Sadly I don't have the computer I used to render with so I can't send you a higher quality version.
• #5 by Papa Don on 04 Dec, 2010 17:04
• Brad I too have a love for art.  I must say that you could have your own art show with your talent.  Personally, I think the world would beat a path to your door to admire your work.  Hang in there buddy.
• #6 by BaldBradley on 04 Dec, 2010 17:17
• Thanks bud, that really means a lot. I gave up art a few years ago when I graduated, sometimes I wonder where I would be if I would have stuck with it. I was chosen to represent my high school in a city art show, I should have made prints so if people liked a certain design they could have it. In middle school is when I first got into art when the city asked if they could borrow one of my pastel pieces for a summer and have it hung in the city hall building. If I ever was to get into art again I would want to do something with my hands like get into acrylic work or something. Acrylic are pretty expensive though, its like $4 for a single color, and I would like to do canvas work after I get the hang of things and that's expensive aswell.
• #7 by CraftyGuy on 04 Dec, 2010 18:46
• These are fan-freakin-tastic!!