Headlock

My exam in Modern European History 1848-1918 is tomorrow. At 9 o'clock on a Saturday morning! I honestly have no idea how it'll go, one part of me feels pretty confident because I've been reading a lot, and another part of me is absolutely terrified because I don't know if I'll remember anything tomorrow. I've spent most of the day listening to lecture recordings and going through my notes, and even though my brain still feels empty and useless, I figured it was time to stop when the clock came close to 9 pm. In an attempt to relax and take my mind off the exam, I opened Ultra Fractal and decided to make another flower fractal (surprise!). 

This is a KPK CTT (kpk.ufm) fractal coloured with Thingamajigs II (tma.ucl). I'm really happy with it to be honest ^^

Just For Now

I have an exam in 'Modern European History - 1884-1917' next Saturday and I've spent the entire day reading about the industrial revolution and economic changes in Europe from 1850 to 1917. As I started to become increasingly tired and distracted,I figured it was time to put my books away and do something fun. I opened Ultra Fractal with the intentions of making something flowery and after about 30-40 minutes of meddling, I ended up with this lovely little fractal. I used KPK Treebarney (kpk.ufm) formula and coloured it with Thingamajigs II (tma.ucl). Enjoy! :)

Raspberry Secrets

It has been a while since my last post, but at least it's not entirely because of laziness. I've been busy trying to force myself to study for my exams, which is really hard work because I'm easily distracted. I've managed to do a bit of reading and I'm reasonably sure I won't fail the exam I have next Friday, which is why I ended up making this fractal. I figured I needed a reward after getting up at 8 am on a Saturday to go to the library and read about social problems. Pretty impressive, huh? I guess it would be more impressive if I actually remembered any of the stuff I read, but I'm quite proud of myself anyway.

This is a KPK Treebarney (kpk.ufm) fractal coloured with various algorithms from reb.ucl.