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Published: 2008-05-02 02:32:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 8354; Favourites: 397; Downloads: 0
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This one again, took a long time to get just right, but I think the end results are so worth it!
Comments welcome. Want better details? Full view it! Made with Apophysis v.2.07b. Border and text done in Adobe Illustrator 9.
Oh what a lovely and wonderful surprise!
I'm so very honored!Thank you SO much to ^Sophquest for featuring my piece. And THANK YOU to all of my DA friends and those others who are so kind to comment and fave or just fave and run! Know that each one is greatly appreciated!
Many
's and much 
!-Morgan
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Comments: 63
This awesome fractal has been featured as one of my favourite fractal pieces of all time. The feature is separated into parts, so you may have more than one piece featured during this. Thank you for inspiring me to continue making art of my own. You may view the feature here: [link]
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DUDE!!! thats awesome! hrm... now i gotta try and do better xD thats just so cool. what did you use to make it? photoshop, illustrator, etc.?
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Hi Snayls!
To answer your question: No, I don't use PhotoShop or Illustrator. I use a fractal rendering program called Apophysis. The only thing that I use Illustrator for is the border and text. That's it. I always put the program credentials that I use to make the pieces I post in my Artist's Notes.
And thank you very much. I really appreciate your feedback. I'm glad you like the piece.
-Morgan
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it did a lot. so is Apophysis downloadable? or do you have to pay for it? If you look at my stuff and i make it look like the things you do... OMG they would be UBER beyond belief!! xD
and thanks again for the info
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Hi again, Snayls!
To answer your question: Yes, Apophysis is downloadable. And no, you don't have to pay for it. It's a free program which you can find here:
[link]
That link will lead you to Sourceforge.net where you can download the latest version of Apophysis. If you have any more questions on this program, please feel free to ask. I'm always glad to help other artists.
-Morgan
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Im back again to congratulate you on this wonderful piece of art. When I first saw Aqualuna I thought DD straight away!
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*whistles* Beautiful work here.
Sorry about not commenting on your other works, I have 700 deviations built up at the moment...
It's going to be a while before I dedicate the time to go through them
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Beautiful contrast! The colors just make this perfect (:
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you have inspired me to try harder with my fractals ..
amazing piece .. just need to some how make computer at school .. better.. lol
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Wow, that's amazing. It really reminds me vertebrae and some sort of cephelapod at the same time...great work!
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I guess I raised you right Morgan! 
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Yup, you sure did, Mom! 
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This is really intense.
The colors are striking and well blended and the contrast is great. Also, the lines and movement really catch the eye and pull it everywhere. This is really beautiful, it must have taken a lot of effort to get just right.
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Congratulations for the DD, Morgan
A wonderful work!
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Wow!! I perform!! You are incredible! Deserves a fav +
And I go add as friend to see your great jobs!
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Better watch it! Next thing ya know, you're gonna be hired to silk screen this on an 8'x10' canvas and hang it in some grand corporate office somewhere!
Su
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This is the second deviation I saw when it was posted then got a DD!
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this might be one of those most amazing fractals ive ever seen! no, this IS the most amazing! this is suberb. you can tell you really put alot of time and effort into this piece.
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Very nice use of the tube script, and a beautiful gradient to boot.
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That is one of the most beautiful fractals my eyes have ever seen! Amazining work!
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Beuatiful Morgan! And the gradient is gorgeous! CONGRATS on your DD! 
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This reminds me of covers of computer magazines my Dad used to read in the 80's. very cool
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