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Aexion β The Historical Spiral
Published: 2008-04-11 11:39:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 9866; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 800
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A simple zoomed 3D IFS, with some light tricks
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it looks like its breathing Nice texture pattern!
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Your wonderful work is featured in our journal [link]
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Another fantastic piece, so inspiring....I just want to listen to my music and render fractals today...Thanks!
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That is just absolutely amazing Aexion.
Well done.
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Nice. Could almost feel my fingers run across its surface.
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featured as well. It's the simple ones that turn out so well sometimes.
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Neat fractal...it reminds me of an ammonite fossil....or old nautilus shell.
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This is very appropriately titled, it looks like part of an old ruin, and also a fossil too!
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That is just incredible.....
Wow.... I'm totally blown away, that's gotta be one of the best fractals I've ever seen on dA...
Wow... I jus' love it. The level of detail is phenominal!
I'm sorry, can I pester for some answers? Do you use photoshop at all? How long did it take?
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Seems to possess an epic quality of scale and a mystic light, such as a desert at sunrise...
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It looks like an image from an electron microscope.
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Thanks!!
Actually is an spiral made of spirals that are made of spirals and so on..
(Well, besides the sphere, the spiral is one of the universe most popular art form.. if you don't believe me..look at the hubble space telescope images 
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uhm, yeah sure, that was what I meant anyway^^ (where else would be the fractal flair?^^)
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The depth and textures are amazing. It looks so tactile. It's an impressive work.
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Very cool! I love the light and the sea creature-like shapes. It reminds me of ammonite fossils: [link]
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Buena atmosfera y composiciΓ³n, tambien me recuerda a la textura de las fotografΓas microscΓ³
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once again: neat^2
btw. how is the progress with yours and lyc's program going on? i'd love to play around with it
and another thing: where do you get your inspiration from?
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Great stuff, I gotta try this program ...
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