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JoelFaber — Fortress
Published: 2006-09-12 03:04:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1852; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 36
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Made with my custom Apophysis (see my Journal)Related content
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Thanks for taking a look at my gallery! I appreciate the 
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You progressed a lot! your new arts are really great, you really increased your level!
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Thank you for such a great compliment!
I'm having trouble thinking of new ideas lately though
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Hmmm, sorry I can't help you, but I have faith in you, imagination is going to come back!
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Wow, what a stunning fractal, very beautiful and excellent work, and big congrats on your IFDD too 
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Thanks Thelma! Much appreciated!
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Congratulations on the DD.
Instant
To me it looks like a stylized version of the Empire State Building, right down to the art deco feel.
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Thanks for the 
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Very welcome.
I hadn't read the other comments until now. Lots of ppl see art deco. That's cool. The best comment here has to be your trophy award. I was
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I like to have fun with commenting. Its nice when people take it the right way
My favourite comment series is on one of my brother =MichaelFaber 's tutorials [link] (tutorial: [link] )
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CONGRATULATIONS!!
You have earned yourself an Imagers Fractal Daily Deviation for Wednesday September 20th 2006!!
If you would rather not be featured please let me know via NOTE and I will remove your piece immediately.
In the meantime however, CONGRATS!!
You can find your IFDD here: [link]
Also feel free to add our stamp to your journal: [link]
you've earned Braggin' Rights!!
Imager
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Most welcome hon!! Keep up the awesomistic works!! :dance":
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Thank you for faving! I'm glad you like it!
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it almost has a tribal feeling to it. very cool indeed
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Stunning shape! Love this illuminated night view of your fortress!
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very fancy fortress, almost like an art deco movie theater!
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I really need to get working with my images, this is spectacular!
I love the angle and composition of this piece.
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one of the best i have seen lovely love the coulers and love the way it is layed out +fav
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Thanks Ravi! I'm glad you like it
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*Places trophy in display with pride 
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Wow, now I can see ive been away for too long! 
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Thanks Nick! It has been too long! I've missed your work!!
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Can I make a request for an Apo tutorial specifically for ngon variation--both in the fractal and as final transform please?
This is absolutely fantastic, and makes me want to figure this thing out a bit more. I whacked a pretty basic sinusoidal around with it last night, but couldn't quite figure out how you DO it.... 
I especially like your blues and whites against the black...very beautiful. Makes me think of a blue stained-glass window almost.
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Try playing with my brother's Disc Spiral Tutorial but instead of a Spherical Final transform use an Ngon final transform. Just leave the fxf at the origin until you you understand how all the parameters work.
I haven't found NGon very useful as a regular transform. In this flame NGon is the final transform. It is just a basic part of a much more complex flame. I've got Disc, JuliaN and blur that do most of the work.
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OK. At this point I figured it was meant to function as final transform. Right after I posted that prior message I started messing about with it as a final transform, and for the sheer hell of it, I decided to see what it did to a rotational set at 1000 in the order setting. Came out pretty nice--it's the piece I'll be uploading soon.
I'll have to remember those other variations then. Thanks for the tip.
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I just realized that I didn't give you a link to the tutorial I mentioned. It is here [link] if you don't have it already. It isn't a beginner's tutorial, but it does have some really good ideas in it, if you're interested. It inspired me a lot!
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Thanks for the information. I'll try that sometime.
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