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Published: 2012-01-29 23:10:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 1707; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 29
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It's Gnarly, dude!Apo7x + Chaotica
Based on *Fiery-Fire 's fractal seen here: [link]
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this awesome, i'd like to download it :l
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I disable downloads on most of my work because I noticed a while ago that some stuff of mine had more downloads than views. Β And for the most part, the fullsize I upload isn't any larger than the preview you can see, but regardless, I don't want to enable downloads only to see a "downloads > pageviews" ratio.
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I'm glad you like them! It took a while to find a good gradient to use on this.
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Thank you very much
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Wow! I love the texture in this gnarl!
Hugs,
Anj
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I love how it looks as well
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You're very welcome! Sorry I'm a little late on this. I've been playing catch up since Monday.
Hugs,
Anj
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Thank you very much
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the colors are awesome offset the shapes nicely 
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I really enjoyed picking a gradient to use. The fractal I intended to render originally was zoomed out a bit, however I felt this view was more effective in showing off the main spiral. Thank you
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I use to zoom out as well in apo, to show the whole composition, but with 'age'
I tend to focus on details more
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Hehe, when starting to make fractals, everything looks cool. Once you've made a few, you try to add some detail to them. Then, it's making fractals that purposely have detail to show...at least, that's what I feel.
I agree with that statement a lot
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interesting, reminds me of pink floyd's early artwork
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It does? The only artwork I've seen of Pink Floyd is Dark Side of the Moon; could you perhaps show/link me some of the earlier artwork so I can see it?
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