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Apophysis 2.08 3D

Contest entry for =f--l--A--r--k's Apophysis Challenge #17 .

As promised, a "striped" fractal with a given gradient. My stripes aren't really that continuous, but there are prominent neat lines after all.

That's exactly those lines that inspired me the name "rush", a riverside plant which grows tall and green. Yet, my fractal looks maybe more like a bamboo; yet I opted for rush instead, and there's a reason behind this: "rush" also means "hurry". That's exactly what the fractal expresses, in some way: a hurry to change colour from blue to yellow, stopping by the classical plant green. Another kind of rush can be seen in the small fibres sorted out of the trunks here and there, like scratches given from a city life. That way, even nature has a quick-paced life on its own... even nature has its own rush hour.

Postwork: colour adjusting, as usual.

Parameters available upon request.

Featured in =hallv5's journal !

Description
Apophysis 2.08 3D

Contest entry for =f--l--A--r--k's Apophysis Challenge #17 .

As promised, a "striped" fractal with a given gradient. My stripes aren't really that continuous, but there are prominent neat lines after all.

That's exactly those lines that inspired me the name "rush", a riverside plant which grows tall and green. Yet, my fractal looks maybe more like a bamboo; yet I opted for rush instead, and there's a reason behind this: "rush" also means "hurry". That's exactly what the fractal expresses, in some way: a hurry to change colour from blue to yellow, stopping by the classical plant green. Another kind of rush can be seen in the small fibres sorted out of the trunks here and there, like scratches given from a city life. That way, even nature has a quick-paced life on its own... even nature has its own rush hour.

Postwork: colour adjusting, as usual.

Parameters available upon request.

Featured in =hallv5's journal !