what utter bliss, this graceful repose...
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"The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: that's the essence of inhumanity." George Bernard Shaw
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May
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- Celebrating Lauren's Graduation! I love you baby!...
- Something a little different...a sketch I did of V...
- an elaborate dream...(tierazon)
- a visual assault created by mandlebrot mania...
- Fractal Explorer, Layered
- gasp
- water lilies
- this is so cool...Apophysis rocks!
- starving artist
- untitled
- sweet star of david
- brilliant brillo
- funny how this looks so real
- the fossil of a dream....
- the loss of freedom
- a prayer for the dying
- subjective realities...when the lines begin to blu...
- the dance of Violetita....
- hmm...layered (yet not "flattened") quat, Fractal ...
- Fractal Explorer, layered
- what utter bliss, this graceful repose...
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6 comments:
Totally amazing! I love the fern shape and subtle colours. Why can't I get Apophysis to make such cool fractals. Thanks for the inspiration. Your artwork "rocks".
OK, now I'm jealous! Any tips on how you got the fern look on this flame fractal? It's gorgeous.
I wish I knew, lol! I saved the parameters if you would like them. I would love to see this flame tweaked. I was scared to do anymore tweaking once I got the fern like that. I was so pleased with the colors...trying to figure out a way I can save the gradient to use again.
It's easy. Let me tell you how to do it. You can do this with any picture that you find where you really enjoy the colors. Save the photo to your hard drive. In Apophysis, click on the gradient button. At the bottom right of the gradient screen is a "smooth palette" button. Click it and choose the picture you just saved. Give it a few seconds and the color scheme will change to the colors that were in the initial picture you used. Let me know if it works for you. If not I'll try to give better help.
Yay! You are right, it was easy! What a great tip! Thanks!
it's cool it looks like a fernleaf.. one of my fave leaf aka New Zealand's national symbol
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