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Thank you, Gayle

thank you, Paul

Thank you very much, Joel, I'm glad you like it.

Thank you, Stephen, for your kind words and thoughts. I appreciate it.

Maria, thank you so much. I'm glad you like it.

thank you, Anna

Ah, Joseph, if I could only accomplish art which deserve your beautiful, well chosen words all the time. Thank you so much.

Thank you, Renee, I think that's called a happy accident, but I'm pleased with the result.

Denise, I thank you so much.

Thank you, Nikolyn, I like the subtlety of that.

Thank you, Joaquin.

Debra, thank you for your nice comment.

Thank you, Mona

Venetia, thank you. I'm pleased that you like this.

Thank you so much, Ann, for your comment.

thank you, Rosalie.

Thanks, Kathy. I'm pleased with the way it turned out. I'm glad you like it, too.

David and Carol, thank you so much.

I try not to waste creativity on encoding...besides, if I do, then I'll forget and won't be able to read my own notes. I'm glad you like my work. Thanks.

Thank you, WB

I'm glad you saw this and even more glad (happy) that you like it.

thank you, Caroline, I like your comment.

CJ, thank you. I'm glad you like it. There isn't a description because it was a long, involved, lucky process. I use an old Corel paint program, don't have any fractals or specialized programs like kaleidoscope, so I start with a splash of colors on a clear background. Then I adjust the color, blur the image, distort, sharpen, then change the colors some more--until I get it to where I'm pleased with the results. Sometimes it's fast, most of the time it takes hours. (occasionally it takes days, or I do it and then go back and change it another day. This was a combination of all of these.