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Hello Darek, please tell us a little bit about you. How did you discover your passion for Digital Paintings?
My name is Darek Zabrocki and I am 22. I work as freelance illustrator and concept artist for more than 4,5 years. I love drawing and painting since I remember, I started drawing when I was already 3 years haha. What put me into Digital Painting? One day I found on internet some beautiful digital painting works it was around 2006 and I was really impressed by this technique. Firstly, I thought it is fake and all is done thanks to computer filters and so on. After I bought my first Tablet I already knew I was wrong and it is just one more medium you can create worlds you imagine and it is not really that easy. People often think if something is done by computer it is easier 
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My name is Emily Woodward, I am 16 years old and live in the south of England.
Hey everybody ! Welcome to the seventh edition of Meet the Fractal community !
In few words, Meet the Fractal Community is be a bi-monthly interview with an artist of our beloved fractal community.
This week let's have a closer look to ~P3dy!
First of all , please introduce yourself to the community.
Greetings to everybody
. Well, I'm a 21 year old Hungarian primate, who listens to the name 'Livia', and studies bioengineering at the University of Szeged. I'm mostly known here, on dA as the founder of #UF-artists (in the outside world my 365 bad hair days/year are distinctive enough to recognize me).
Tell me how to call you? Do you go by your Name or an artistic pseudonym?
I prefer being called Livia, or Livi, but most of the times I listen to anything that rhymes with them
How did you discover deviantART Livia?
I was a teenager with a certain desire to become a graphic artist, and after some searching I managed to find dA, registered right away. Probably was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
What is your earliest Artistic memory ?
I was about 1 year old, and drew a puli on my mom's crossword. Didn't know it was actually a puli, because all I did was a huge black doodle, but I later reckoned that it totally looks like our dog.
About 4 years later, the only thing I could do all day was drawing, and so it became sort of a passion
How did you discover fractal? And why did you want to create some ?
I was browsing through DDs, when I saw a beaaautiful tiled Apo fractal. I thought it was hand drawn, when I was enlightened, that this is pure math. Being a math-head myself (one doesn't study engineering without a certain passion for numbers, right?) I immediately tried Apophysis, but I didn't like it, so I discovered UltraFractal, which was probably the rabbit's hole into a wonderland I'll never get bored with.
Are you empirical or academically trained?
Purely empirical.
What's your favorite tool of trades and why ?
Basically anything I've tried so far has a place in my heart, but traditional drawings, fractals, and photography became the 3 all-time love of mine.
What are your favorite kind of fractals ?
Spirals! And pretty-pretty abstracts. Usually anything that has a captivating tone, and nice textures, I'm easy to amaze.
If you have to choose only one fractal in your gallery which one would it be and why ?
Probably this one, here:
Greetings to everybody
. Well, I'm a 21 year old Hungarian primate, who listens to the name 'Livia', and studies bioengineering at the University of Szeged. I'm mostly known here, on dA as the founder of #UF-artists (in the outside world my 365 bad hair days/year are distinctive enough to recognize me).Tell me how to call you? Do you go by your Name or an artistic pseudonym?
I prefer being called Livia, or Livi, but most of the times I listen to anything that rhymes with them
How did you discover deviantART Livia?
I was a teenager with a certain desire to become a graphic artist, and after some searching I managed to find dA, registered right away. Probably was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
What is your earliest Artistic memory ?
I was about 1 year old, and drew a puli on my mom's crossword. Didn't know it was actually a puli, because all I did was a huge black doodle, but I later reckoned that it totally looks like our dog.
About 4 years later, the only thing I could do all day was drawing, and so it became sort of a passion
How did you discover fractal? And why did you want to create some ?
I was browsing through DDs, when I saw a beaaautiful tiled Apo fractal. I thought it was hand drawn, when I was enlightened, that this is pure math. Being a math-head myself (one doesn't study engineering without a certain passion for numbers, right?) I immediately tried Apophysis, but I didn't like it, so I discovered UltraFractal, which was probably the rabbit's hole into a wonderland I'll never get bored with.
Are you empirical or academically trained?
Purely empirical.
What's your favorite tool of trades and why ?
Basically anything I've tried so far has a place in my heart, but traditional drawings, fractals, and photography became the 3 all-time love of mine.
What are your favorite kind of fractals ?
Spirals! And pretty-pretty abstracts. Usually anything that has a captivating tone, and nice textures, I'm easy to amaze.
If you have to choose only one fractal in your gallery which one would it be and why ?
Probably this one, here:
because I think it would be one of my favorites if I saw it in somebody else's gallery
Do you have some tips for new comers in the fractal art world ?
Probably the most important is to be brave with fractals! Dare to change the params, dare to try out formulas you've never met before, dare to upload it, share it wherever you want it, and listen to those, who are more experienced. Don't ever fear to ask questions, fractal people have proved themselves to be the most helpful, friendly, and generally the kindest folks around the artist bunch - so never ever be afraid to ask, to compliment, to learn, to borrow. Fractalling is an ever changing experience, which is fueled by curiosity and bravery.
I've got one more question for you... if you were the last one standing in the world, what would be the first thing you would do ?
Sit into the middle of my favorite church, light a cigarette, and ask the Boss some serious questions. Then probably surround myself with animals, make a huge garden, invade the abandoned libraries, save the most gorgeous books from decay, and live my life until I can.
Do you have some tips for new comers in the fractal art world ?
Probably the most important is to be brave with fractals! Dare to change the params, dare to try out formulas you've never met before, dare to upload it, share it wherever you want it, and listen to those, who are more experienced. Don't ever fear to ask questions, fractal people have proved themselves to be the most helpful, friendly, and generally the kindest folks around the artist bunch - so never ever be afraid to ask, to compliment, to learn, to borrow. Fractalling is an ever changing experience, which is fueled by curiosity and bravery.
I've got one more question for you... if you were the last one standing in the world, what would be the first thing you would do ?
Sit into the middle of my favorite church, light a cigarette, and ask the Boss some serious questions. Then probably surround myself with animals, make a huge garden, invade the abandoned libraries, save the most gorgeous books from decay, and live my life until I can.
I hope you guyz enjoy this article and are ready for the next one in two weeks !!
Have fun and stay devious 
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