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Published: 2006-02-28 02:22:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 1465; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 293
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The hypercycloids are holding a spiral and they invited the petals! 1 fractal rendered twice - once with the hypercycloid rendering and once with petals - in MBF and then layered in Photoshop.Related content
Comments: 51
You'd like to make fractals? Come over to the dark side, my friend.
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lol my math teacher showed them to us once. He showed us a website that gave all the program prompts to make one on our graphic calculators shaped like a fern. that was a looong program to write. but yeah... they seem pretty cool, since they're all mathematical and such, but still look cool lol.
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With today's software, you can bypass all the math if you want to. Try them out!
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I am Colour-Addicted...
They look like DNA-Strands! *Gatacatagaca*
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Glad you like it. I am color addicted, too
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Yes! And wouldn't it make your head spin? Oh my!
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Wow!!! Fantastic colors, great title..I'm loving this one!
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Awesome...it's...rainbow DNA. 
Lovely work. I adore how vibrant it is.
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
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i respect the patience one can have with a piece like this -- mathematica like this make me shudder. i guess the best part about this is the rainbow part -- read my featured deviation and youll see why.
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Most of the fractal programs now can be used without even looking at the math, thankfully. I was good at math way back when I was in school, but there's a lot of years gone by since then!
Reading your featured deviation took me way back to when one of my best friends from high school came out to me. He was so afraid I'd never speak to him again. Times have changed quite a bit since then, but not nearly enough.
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*awe* i am in no way trying to offend you, but wow, i have never some across a deviant as old as you are! thank you for even reading my piece, im honored! 
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There are several very talented people here even older than I. And more talented too!
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Wow!! Such brite beautiful colors -- and great detail -- very nice piece!!!
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this makes me want to have fun. haha, i LOVE the colors in this. great job!
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Thank you! I do like my fractals to have fun!
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hehe youre welcome =]
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I really like the saturated colors and the pattern. Very trippy and interesting. Nice depth.
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Thank you!
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Thank you! Have you tried MBF yet? It's very fun!
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Not yet. Where do you get it?
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There's a link to the download in the journal here: [link]
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
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Thanks! Wouldn't that be a wild ride?
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Very nice I say. iT iS HyPer HYpeR.
Nice work and deviation. awfully bright though.
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I like the bright gradients, but I should probably experiment with the other ones, too, eh? Thanks for looking!
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lol, I like how the title goes with the energetic feel of this piece. I actually feel more energized just by looking at it.
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Thanks! Who needs caffeine, eh?
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
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Pretty cool. I like how in the center, it almost seems to form a square.
One thing, though: have you tried out Ultra-Fractal? Or is MBF just your favorite program? I know UF offers a high degree of calculation that might reduce some of your artifacts.
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Thanks! Yes, When the hypercycloids party, they sometimes do the square thing. It's cool.
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