Hey my eldritch friend! Glad to see you are up and going with that grimoire of forbidden knowledge and non-eucledian shapes. I have pledged for the signed copies in Kickstarter, so start signing mister!

I heard "Cthulhu" and I came. Allegorically ;)

All times are right for pornography :)

Very well thought out, bravo! I caught myself thinking of the inspector as I was making the next fractal, let's see if it can be an inspiration for yet another "weird crime" story...

Ahhh, very cool story indeed! Do not mess with nature's genetics, or there will be revenge taken! Beautiful & colorful trees of death, such an irony... Thank you for bringing this fractal to full ...

Chief Inspector Dubois is starting to be a classic now... A new case calls, again with an essence of surreal origins and/or implications! Maybe it will become a habit, to take all such cases, as long as

That's great, at least you would have understood if I named this pic "Ungoliant"! Work is slow today, i'm gonna read the second story of our beloved inspector soon...

Thank you for the support.

Thanks! I was fascinated by that part of the books, where the hobbits confront Shelob. Then I enjoyed even more reading about the primal spider Ungoliant that ate the Trees of Valinor, in Silmarillion.

Yes, it is... Thanks!

I enjoyed the previous story so much, that I would not mind reading another one or two. In fact, you have the permission to do so by default whenever you feel like it. I hope to get a better grasp of the

This is a great story, very well thought-out and detailed. I like how you blend pseudo-history with fantasy, creating a thrilling mystery. Good job!

Thank you, I can only urge you to try it out. I've been intimidated for a long time by all the controls & panels, but once you get the basics, it is not very hard to play around and do stuff. Even

Hey, that's great! It's like reading an article about this monument in a historical society's journal, excellent style! And I like how you pass all the questions and references about religion, sacred geometry,

Thanks, your kaleidoscopic photos are awesome too!

Not at all, go ahead. I'll go over both stories soon!

Yes, use it and do as you like with the rewards. I'm glad just to see you using it!

That would be awesome! I am looking forward to any updates from you.

Thanks, the pallette is certainly the main reason that makes some fractals stand out. This is the original, with a default pallette from the application, which I find extremely boring:

Thank you so much! Yes, it evokes an aura of gothic & baroque and I'd love to read a story inspired from it. Back in the Old Days of Steem (~2 years ago) I used to hold a weekly "Fractal Writing