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Published: 2004-06-25 18:39:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1012; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 374
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Was trying a different style with the fractals, tell me what you think.Related content
Comments: 40
I like the patterns and the color composition. I like the way the straight lines and the curves blend together. I love the way its so abstract and yet so linear at the same time.
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How do you begin to do these pieces???
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Amazing! I have never altered the scripts themselves, to afraid I guess. Does it require a lot of programming knowledge to do that?
P.S. I saw you via [link] Congrats
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I actually didn't alter any scripts for this one, just messed around with the variations and added some multipliers. Yeah I'm happy fo rthe article but I hope that actualy printed version of it doesn't look as messed up as the one on the web site :/
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I know I know I know why!!! great design !!! want to know ?
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Woah. how did you do this.. i just recently got apophysis and i am still learning how to use it but go take a peek at what i have made so far with apo. mainly "burst" i really like how that one came out
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The best thing to do is fiddle around with the different variation selections in options and then do scripts that change the current batches insted of making new ones. I tend to stay away from the mutations most of the time.
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hmmm 
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really pretty! i like the pattern that it made, and the radient you used really makes the image pop!
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Thank you very much, I'm rendering a print sized one right now. I only hope I'll be able to get as good as you are some day, you're stuff just amazes me.
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awww shucks! Thank you, that means a lot to me! I'm glad you like my work.
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Don't worry some day you'll be able to
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This is really cool. I love the abstract design of it. Always nice to see something unique like this in the world of fractals. Well done!
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This is my all time favorite...reminds me of a Canadian painter, A.Y. Jackson.
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Thanks much, I'll have to check that guy out, eh. Sorry, I couldn't resist.
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Great Edward...I think you'll like his paintings. He was way ahead of the times. He was one of the Group of Seven .
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Yeh I just saw that when I popped his name into google
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The colors and whirls originally attracted my eye but when I clicked for a full view I was amazed; all thos whorls and whirles and the way you made it out to be 3d.
How long did such a project take? It looks very time consuming.
The highlight on the blue left side really draws your gaze and brings the picture out. I enjoyed this picture for its mystery and abstractedness.
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Thanks, it probably took about 8-10hours not counting the massive render time required
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Heh. Well it was worth it. What program? Bryce?
Something I forgot to mention in my prior comment was that the lines really draw your gaze all across the picture and brings the picture out form a 2d flat design to something you can almost touch. It was a very good use of them.
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I used Apophysis 2.20, a fractal program and PS7
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This is really exquisite. I was hoping to comment and fave this yesterday, but DA was down (ha, as if you didn't notice). So, +faV. Finally.
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I think it looks awesome. Love the layers tucked behind the circles. Really cool design.
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amazing. The colors and the whole look of it is very inspiring. Fantastic job!
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beautiful colours, ggreat blending and a fantastic piece. nice work
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ooh this is very, very nice. i love the colors, it looked really rust-like in the thumbnail, and the texture of it is just great. it looks like something you'd find underwater. 
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This is quite lovely. I love the snail like patterns and the colors and textures of the whole thing. Wonderful Job.
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