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Published: 2016-01-13 00:49:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 4884; Favourites: 454; Downloads: 0
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It only shows up in temperatures so frigid that your breath freezes before it has left your mouth, and can be seen circling and diving straight, and fearlessly, into the treacherous Aethys Mountains. Some believe that it died in a tragic accident inside of the mountains, while others wonder if it's searching for something they contain...Apo + Chaotica
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The sense of movement in all your pictures is incredible!
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Thank you 
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beautiful piece for the imagination to run wild inside
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Mmm, my own imagination prefers more glowy energy XD Then again, I wouldn't have created and finished this if it didn't spark my own imagination in some way!
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Your digital art looks like traditional work.. I don't get it.
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It doesn't have to make sense, either! Honestly, it's more constructive for me to explore than to try to understand why fractals can look so much like traditional artwork. Nonetheless, I consider it very much a complement when people mistake what I do for traditional artwork
Fractals can represent natural things (space, terrain, rock texture, granite, etc), can have film-grain effects, can be super geometric and pattern-focused, and even textured and colored such that it looks like a traditional piece of artwork. As with any form of artwork, the limits to what it can do are defined by those who push the boundaries
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Lol, it's just awesome what you can do. It can be a lot more fun to explore than to try to understand, I know. And I know what you mean about the mistakes. I almost cried when someone mistook my speed paint of a cloud as a photograph.
How do you create these fractals? I've seen them a lot but I've never been told how they were made.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHdf8j… is probably the best reference I can share!
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I see here waves hitting on the rocks. I thought that It's an oil paint! Great!
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Thank you
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It was at this moment the spirit leapt off the crucifix and unleashed its fury upon all who wronged it.
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Very nice, parts of the image look like brush strokes!
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Thank you
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I'm really impressed with the texturing in this piece; there's a smoothness that makes it seem practically painted upon a canvas. Beautiful work!
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That's a trademark style of mine though
When I say that I use absurdly low amounts of blur in places, this is part of it - I have some 0.0033333 blurs on some of the transforms to "soften up the edges" or something XD It's really necessary to go down that low sometimes; the underlying structure itself is messy and has nice hard edges, but that (with reasonable gamma - this is 12 or something?) requires blur for depth. It's also using an off-white background (not black!) as well, so that might make it seem slightly softer too.
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Many thanks! This is a style that I enjoy working with, and I love the potential for texture, value balancing, and color balancing because it requires a lot of solid structure - unlike the space art I work with, which sometimes feel is only just enough to bind clouds and shapes together...
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Wow, these fractals look like they are some kind of paint 0o0 amazing artwork, keep it going
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It's a style I quite enjoy working with
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Demonic exquisitely beautiful and eruption of distinct technique
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Hmmm, I can make out some figure-like shapes in the patches of darkness near the center, but I'd like to know what you're referring to!
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The white strokes come together and form to me what looks like a grieving demon. Two horns coming out the top of their head and two coming out the side. Almost like Ram horns. I say grieving or even sad because of the eyes, or what look to me like eyes, and how they are positioned. Almost like he's looking down.
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Ahhh, interesting! So you see a face, the left eye, and a mouth. From what I'm seeing, it kinda looks like a skull! I didn't even see that; thanks for pointing it out
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Thanks
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Awesome work again! It really has a look of a traditional oil painting in its textures.
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Thank you! I absolutely love working with textures like this; it's a novel and "messy" aesthetic, but it can contain so much energy!
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Really Beautiful ! :,) I have no words for this masterpiece
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