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C-91 β Bye, Julian
#apophysis #bloom #blooms #chaotica #color #flower #fractal #fractalart #spring
Published: 2015-02-24 22:56:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 4231; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 0
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I MADE IT.This flower has no juliaN (or julia3D or similar) as final transform.
I have been asking myself whether it was possible or not and...yes, it's possible.
I'll try some other variation, but I think this is an achievement already.
(the flower itself is visually nothing special
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Have to do a lot of fave & run Silvia - please don't throw petal flowers at me 
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Excellent execution and intriguing concept...and yes, the flower itself is visually something special. Β
I took this as a challenge of sorts--to make a 2D flower without any julia-based variations--so I looked at my traditional 2D bloom params and made a blacklist of variations that I wouldn't allow myself to use. Β I have a 2D flower now with no julia-based variations, no final transform at all, no spherical-based variations, and no gaussian_blur. Β (It doesΒ have some cross though...close enough. Β 
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Beautiful and really does have a sense of depth and glow.
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lovely flower, although a bit surprised 
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a bit :hide:
i dunno, maybe i caught good shacktimes though
/needs to make some 2d blooms with y
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Nobody told me.
But I didn't use y anyway (which I use in place of linear, usually).
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oh lols answered on some other comment, randomly...
y can replace spherical with some variable settings
also there are sphericals with numbers
and julian2, which is julian but has tons of cool variables.
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Yeah, those one I used already in a bloom, they're kinda nice. Even curve does something (in place of linear).
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It's beautiful as always ! and so sharp ! I believe this way of working seems to yield sharper imagesΒ . Or is it just my perception ?
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I care to disagree! The blurring and petal intricacy give the flower a very unique appearance. The latter, specifically, makes the petals look as though they have been covered with a light frost. Magnificently done, and I am happy to read that you accomplished your goal.
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Wow, stunning, dear Silvia! Love the beautiful lights and colors, such a dreamy image!
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from the thumbnail it looked like stained glass, I think it's gorgeous!
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