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Published: 2007-10-02 05:42:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 9736; Favourites: 160; Downloads: 0
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Dude...
Spirals.
Rainbow colours.
Don't Bogart that joint, my friend....
I don't use Apophysis much these days but it's good for a nice trip sometimes.
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i saved this as a favorite. From time to time i have purchased prints. How big can you go? i imagin a wall print in a rubber room,,,,
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Some of your outstanding "gnarlies" are featured in the News >> GNARLS - Fractal Styles
Enjoy totally gnarlistic page !!!
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Hello!
I have featured this beautiful art in my latest journal
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if you don't wish to be featured, let me know and I will remove the image
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Thanks, cool interpretation.
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wow that's amazing
I could just stare at that all day *is entranced by the pretty swirling colors*
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That's so beautiful. The coloring and gently flowing lines and shadings just give me a feeling of peace and harmony. Lovely art work!
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate your observations
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you mean you've done this with apophysis?! This is one of the greatest pics I've ever seen! And I see many pics! Do you have a tutorial for this? Or the variations you used? Oh god this pic is good!
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psychodelic! geez.. like visions after my grandpa pills
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I've been admiring this piece for a while now, and I can't believe I'm just now adding it to my faves! It's amazing, and I'd love some advice on the technique, if you wouldn't mind....or even a set of basic params that would give me the idea. Either way....it's brilliant, and DD worthy!
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I can see some kind of swirling entity with what looks like an emu head or something. I dig it, very flowy... + fav
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Thank you, I really appreciate it. Rainbow colours and spirals are a bit of a long-standing joke in fractals, so part of me wanted to see if I could pull it off.
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wow this is really great fractal! may I know which variations you used?
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Thanks, the main ones for the shape were rings2 and waves but you can get similar effects with different variations.
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you are welcome 
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I'm a fan of this style, from what I've seen it only yields good flames, and you did just that here. Love the symmetry, the intersecting shapes, everything. I have to agree with Michael a little though, I actually would like flatter colors in this one.
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Thanks, it's probably not the style you're thinking of though - it's actually a weird rings style variant, if you can believe it. 
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Well, it looks like these ones:
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So...yeah, a little bit of a style with these, at least in look.
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Yep, I just meant the way it was made.
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Thanks so much, I love his work - big Tool fan here. It probably had some influence, conscious or otherwise. I was totally thinking about visionary and psychedelic art when I was putting the finishing touches on it anyway.
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Just realised: Grey, not Gray! You'd think a Brit would have got that right
I suspect that fractal art could come a long way to approaching, electronically, the kind of epic mindscapes that Grey paints. This piece is certainly special as it avoids the strictly geometric and introduces more organic elements: a colouring that emulates brushstroke; and imperfect symmetry, so prevalent in the human form
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