....this fractal, that is! ;)
This is the first time I used one of my own gradients for something not created in Apophysis. I like the spider-webby detail on this one but I don't think it will show unless you click on it.
So git to clickin' !
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Forgot to mention, this was made with Fractal Forge.
smooches!
Dendretic patterns...Looks like the back of my hand... ha ha guess I could use a moisturizer.
Seriously - awesome design Oliviah. I don't know anything at all about how you generate these images, but you have obviously found the secret of beauty.
:) I wonder what it is, lol!
Looks like something from a children's fairytale, tree branches hovering and reaching. I Simply love the one from a few posts down, March 24th (apologies for apparently not having swung by this last week - shame on me).
Beauty creates beauty, that's the secret. :-) Hope you have a wonderful week, Oliviah, xo
This one makes me itch. :-D
I will scratch.
hehehe! :D
Autumn, it is always so nice when you visit. I feel uncertain about a lot of the fractals that I post. I post them and then look at them and decide I don't like this fractal anymore and wonder why I posted it in the first place. And then I feel uncomfortable. Comments like the one you made makes me lighten up a bit and even makes me see them in a better light. :)
Yippie Oliviah, you put a big one up. so much easier to see the fine lines in the fractal. I think i did something similar to this in Fractal Explorer.
TotalC, it is amazing how short the render time is with Fractal Forge (or Fractal Explorer) after getting used to the renders on Apophysis. I found out the only way to get more parameters in Fractal Forge is to learn Delphi and with my brain, that's not likely to happen. :( So I guess soon I will get back to trying to figure out the mysteries of Fractal Explorer. Ah well, I loves the art but doesn't have the brain for it! ;)
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