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TomWilcox — Virtual Decay
Published: 2005-06-15 21:11:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 12297; Favourites: 284; Downloads: 732
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Created in Apophysis as a single image. Color shift and text done in PS Elements.PLEASE FULL VIEW!
Thanks for looking.
Tom
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Thank you. I have printed this on heavy watercolor paper and it really does look like a watercolor.
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Pure colour. Pure light. You do the most spiritual Fractals I have seen over the years. Easy to meditate on I am sure. I would love to paste your work around my home!
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That's very nice to hear, thank you.
Tom
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Merci, WELCOME to DeviantART.
Tom
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Hi, welcome to DeviantART!
Thanks for the woOoOow!
Tom
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Thanks. Yes, I have printed this on heavy watercolor paper.
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This is beautiful. I loved how you've used darker colours near the centre and kept the lighter, pastel colours near the edges. Well done.
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This is what music looks like to me sometimes... Very cool indeed. I think this is the image I stumbled upon while surfing google once.
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Cool. Thanks.
I just sold a large print of this yesterday. Was that you?
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Oh, no, haha. Sorry. I do want to get one sometime, though. Do you sell in any stores?
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Oh, just wondering. You would think people would tell you if they buy a print.
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Haha yeah. I would tell the artist, and thank him or her for creating such a beautiful work of art!!!
So I know fractals use really advanced mathematics, but I don't really understand how; How are they created?
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It is pretty difficult to explain in a few words. In short, it is a matter of plotting points based on a specific math formula. The fractal programs do the math but the user chooses a huge array of parameters. There are also "real time" adjustments that can be done after it appears. One can also write scripts, a set of instructions, that will produce an image. That image can also be tweeked.
Short of that, Google "fractals" to learn more.
Best regards,
Tom
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Oh wow! Cool-- Sounds like there's a ton of things that go into it. xD Thanks! =]
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I do not comment very often, but if I do I usually describe the way I see artwork. How it makes me feel. I never say just WOW. Everybody can say that. Where is details? What is WOW actually mean?
But I figured it out, because all I can say about your work is WOW!!!
It is magnificent!
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Cool! Thank you. Works for me.
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I love this deviation!!!
Really well done and the colors harmony just give me peace
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Wow Tom this is amazing! I was wondering how you get it to look so smooth with Apophysis? I've been looking around in it for the last couple days but I can't get anything to look this good.
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Well, be sure to set set scale to 12 or less Gamma at around 3.3 and Render to . . . . Filter Radius at .2, Oversample to 1.0, and quality to a minimum of 2000. Render larger and resize in Photoshop or ?
Good luck.
Tom
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Thanks I'll try it out and see how it looks!
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That is very cool! Thanks very much for the feature. I am honored.
Tom
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thats awesome. I coincidentally named my comic series virtual decay before i found this.
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i can't i don't have this faved!
wonderful piece tom, it really jumps out at ya
great colours too
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Thanks very much, I appreciate that.
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I really like your style of work,the lines and blend of colours really work well together!
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Thank you very much.
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That is amazing, I like staring at it. It relaxes the brain.
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This is by far...well, this and Einstien's Dreamscape are tied...
This is my favorite...piece of art, ever.
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Thanks.
I printed this on large watercolor paper and it looks just like a watercolor. (My printer prints up to 17" across)
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Hi Tom,
Just found your profile and I'm simply amazed by your images!
This particular "Virtual Decay" is the kind of image I'm looking for to decorate a wall in my mother's SPA.
Unfortunately the canvas that you sell here are too small for the size I needed to have.
Is there any chance that I could buy a digital version from which I could produce a canvas with 145cmx120cm?
Please let me know if we can find any solution to enjoy this print
my email is aanita@gmail.com
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Thanks for the comment and for the Fav.
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You continue to take my breath away with your beautiful work!
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