09/26/2008 15:52:04

hey fractal, i really like the new direction you are taking. of course, i am in to portraiture, so i really respond to the latest portraits. what program are you using to create these?

super cool.

trish

09/04/2008 10:09:42

Hello FractalKing

Thanks for visiting my site. I'm just beginning to find my way around Scuttlebutt and build my own gallery as and when time allows. I must admit I'm not really into your kind of art but I also have to admit it's impressive - AND I can certainly relate to some of your works. Full of diversity.

Peter, Art and Verse

08/18/2008 16:08:48

Thanks for the compliments! I like your stuff, too!

08/18/2008 15:05:54

Thanks for stopping by my place in here. Your work is interesting - almost like digital mandalas. Very nice.

08/09/2008 02:40:12

Lots of complexity, title and personality!  Thanks for posting your stuff!

08/05/2008 10:06:58

Thanks for nice coments, you work is also great I like it , and I wish you more success in your future

Zdravko (rocknrock)

08/04/2008 07:07:18

great color grouping....

07/24/2008 18:47:35

Oh, wel hells yes it's good. now worries though i'm sure they will keep it in the box office for a long time! Cool beans that you go to desplay your work at starbucks, that's too bad they had to close so manny. But you gotta say they didn't need one every mile around the USA, LOL!

Hope you have a relaxing weekend~ Later

07/24/2008 14:40:09

forgot to mention - I like your music

07/24/2008 14:38:41

yeah - I never tried selling my art in Indy - I'm self taught and have only had confidence enough to put it out to the public for a couple of years.  But I know what you mean about Indy - all cities have their upsides and the downsides.  There is some pretty naked prejudice and they seem not to be the first ones to embrace anything new.  That's the downside.  I have a friend whose daughter just graduated from St. Mary of the Woods in Terre Haute with a degree in digital imaging.  I wonder what her experience has been.  I'm surprised Broadripple wasn't a better experience for you- lots of open minded people there.  But Noblesville we used to call "Nobletucky".