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Published: 2007-03-24 18:43:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 4256; Favourites: 109; Downloads: 147
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UF4.One of this weeks homework.
We had to use modulated iterations as masks. I also added a mask layer of orbit traps.
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A stunning fractal, I love the 'rusty' look of it, and the wonderful details too
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It's gorgeous, and you're more than welcome
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Fabulous shapes, great colors and amazing textures. This is a wonderful example of what Janet teaches in that class.
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Thanks Kat for the compliment...I really appreciate it.
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The deep reddish browns and gold are perfect foils for each other. Dark and mysteriously beautiful!
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Thank you...I had fun with this one.
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That is equally as important, to have fun, and to learn, and create beauty to share with others! You gotta love it!
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Beautiful, love the textures and the colours are fantastic!
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Thanks...I appreciate it.
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This is different than your usually stuff but I like it a lot. Great overall design. Good work.
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It is different, mainly due to the restriction of using the Harlequin coloring formula.
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Thank you...I appreciate it.
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Beautiful!!! So different and very interesting. Love those textures!
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Your so very welcome! So awesome!
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Those colors are stunning! Lovely textures as well! : )
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You're more than welcome Kim.
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Uhhh... I'm thinking here. I don't what the heck a modulated iteration is but I better find out. This is absolutely amazing. It's making me weepy. It's beautiful. I think your teacher will give you an A+++.
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Confusing, I know but it's just a way to 2 different textures on 2 different areas. Thanks so much for the comment!
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Ohhhh. Ok, I've done that before. I just didn't know what it was I was doing. 
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The biege texture is SFBM II in the sam.ucl with these parameter changes: Noise function: soft octagons, Flavour 1: Cut, Flavour 2: String-Sharp. I then distorted it by using Turbulence (mt.ufx) mapping.
The maroon area is actually 3 different textures.
The first one is SFBM II: Noise function: soft octagons, Flavour 1: String-Sharp, Flavour 2: Sharp.
The second is Gaussian Integer (standard.ucl) with these parameters, Integer Type: Round, Color By: average distance (with the bailout value on the Formula tab changed to 1e10), Normalization: none.
And the third is just a duplicate layer of the biege texture.
All layers use the Overlay merge mode.
Hope that helps.
Kim
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This is incredible. I love the textures and especially the way the shapes intersect.
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Thanks so much...we were limited to using the Harlequin coloring so it was a challenge finding a good composition.
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