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Ninina-nini — Burning Apo
Published: 2005-09-13 15:42:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 4337; Favourites: 118; Downloads: 473
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Apophysis. I like the vanishing pattern. How about you?
nini
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aww, thank you! well, it's been years now since I played with Apophysis but I remember that it took me quite a while to get into it. You really have to take time to realize what actually happens when you change a parameter. But it's not like I knew exactly what will happen. Mostly, it was playing around and having fun with it
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one day maybe my fun will look as good as your fun XD
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I love it, the colors are perfect. It kinda looks like a huge meteor.
well done(:
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Well thank you! Meteor indeed!
nini
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beautiful!
fractal art has always been somewhat of a mystery to me.. would it be too complicated to ask how it's done? The colours and swirls remind me of ink or paint when it first hits the water and the white disks look like coffee cups on saucers - but then I guess I would think that since I often paint with what's left of my coffee..
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hihi... it's not at all complicated but you do need special programs to do it... and of course... get to know them
I used Apophysis which took me a while to at least begin to understand how it works... but it's a great program and they are constantly making it better (although I gave up on fractals quite a while ago)
And thank you for the fav
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a pleasure
and thanks for the info - shall check it out...
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An Apophysis fractal that looks like a painting, that is superb! 
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Thank you. There is one in my gallery that looks even more like a painting 
Colors yes. Almost allways warm
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Delicious? 
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Yummy? Huh. It's hot you know? You mught get burnt
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Thank you! This one just keeps on burning
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nicely done, it has a rich organic feel to it...like unclassified life.unusual technique in apo too, very original.
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Thank you for taking a look
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You could as well be right
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Wow, this is amazing; it reminds me of hand-blown glass.
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It does? Interesting, you are the first one to see it that way
Thank you for the watch
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oh yes, the vanishing pattern is just fabulous - brilliant!
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This is very beautiful; it makes me think of the swirling colours you get when your pour blackcurrant juice into a glass of water! But do you know, I have know idea what fractal art is! How do you go about making them?
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Hello, thank you for the comment
Making fractals is allways about the program that draws them. I use Apophysis (there is a nice group here for this particular program just check my signature) and I go from there. If you'll try it you'll know what I mean. But be prepared to put a lot of time into one and that sometimes, you don't come up with anything for months
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it so looks like a painting or somthing, maybe a drawing, not a fractal. so i love it. the white backgrounds are always a winner to me
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Jup, I love them when they look like drawings 
So thank you very much for your comment.
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I can believe I didnt comment it yet! shame on me!
great piece.. i looove shpes and colors! I agree with *Aeires : You really should this render with better quality and post as the print.. this is REALLY good Apo work!
one of best here at da
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no problem.. i really enjoy this piece!
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This is really fantastic! I've never really been one to like abstract art, but this piece definitely makes me rethink my stance. Really well done with great movement and fantastic colors! Bravo!!!
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Why thank you
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iut's like an crazy old school asian painting!
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This is wonderful, and very unusual! I like the white and the colors, but I especially like the pattern of flowing bubbles and swirls.
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Thank you very much for the nice comment and the fave. It is so nice to get both of them
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