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    Default Canada Goose Flip

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    I used a program to do multiple flips to this image. I first ran the fractalius filter on this. I think this may need a slight rotation.(whoops)
    Last edited by denise ippolito; 08-26-2010 at 08:54 PM.

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    Very nice work, Denise. Great flip pattern, and I love the pose of the goose. The frac effect adds a lot to it.
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    Wow, I really like that! The geese are well done with the nice colors and frac effect.

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    I really like this Denise! Really nice job on the quad flip, they are hard to visualize. I like the little negative space blossom in the center and your frac treatment. Very cool!
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    Awesome! Love the combination of geometric, abstract center with a realistic outer rim.
    The angle of the goose really works for me.
    My first impression was "Frozen in Ice".
    Does this guy pose for you and Arthur often???? :D

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    Thanks everyone. I appreciate the kind comments.
    Steve, I think Artie must have him trained:)

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    That's not a flip, it's a kaleido-goose.
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    Denise, very much an original here. I like Artie's description - Kaleido-goose. I like how you visualized this and have to say it has come out excellent.

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    Denise, it definitely looks like a kaleidescope (I love Artie's description). I think the fract work really makes this special and I love the colors.
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    Reminds me of one of the 70's paintings on black velvet. Rally like this one.

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