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ChaosFissure — Painting a Fractal, Part 1
Published: 2012-03-23 05:13:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 26070; Favourites: 453; Downloads: 673
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A tutorial explaining how to make fractals that look more like paintings.If you like this, please fav it and share it!
If you make something with this, please show me!
If you have suggestions or corrections, please let me know so I can make this as accurate and helpful as possible.
Results from this tutorial:
Part 2: fav.me/d4u8uf9
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I greatly appreciate your comment ! Agree with you it does look a bit too dark, but I thought that since I was seeing it as a "storm cell" the sky should be dark. Though I saw other submissions that made the "clouds" look as if they were either in Sunset or Sunrise and they look fabulous.
I love Space scapes and would have liked to make some sort of nebula, must practice a bit more.
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I was amazed to see what people did, that's for sure. Makes me think that I should make more tutorials to share what I know. I have an idea for one...but apart from that, I don't have much material to make tutorials on.
It would be awesome to make a spacescape with these fractals! That's on my todo list, as unfortunately school has hit me up and kept me incredibly busy, and I haven't been fractalling in my free time thanks to a game beta...
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Games!! Delightful time wasters 
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Featured jn the FFF series: [link]
Please fav the journal if you want more people to see your work
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Sorry for the late response, school has been killing me recently :/
Thank you very much for the feature, I am honored and appreciate it a lot!
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fun tutorial. I enjoyed playing with it, haven't got the knack of chaotica yet but looking forward to getting there with it sometime.
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If you have any questions, you're welcome to ask
I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial
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Thank you very much Sam for this great tuto!!
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Not a problem at all! If I'm able help and teach something with it, then that's all I ask for.
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Lovely !! Can't wait to see what I come up with ! Of course will send you a link to my result
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Sweet! I can't wait to see what you end up making
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It's rendering now, will send you the link when I submit it 
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Not a problem 
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Not a problem
If you have any additional questions or comments, feel free to ask!
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Unfortunately, I cannot get anything whatsoever like you have in the tutorial. After scaling down and rotating Xform4, all I get is straight lines, instead of the fluffy, blurry image you have.
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Can you send me screenshots of what the xforms look like or the params via a note?
Also, if you will be on in...five or six hours (when I am done with classes for the day), I can do a live tutorial of this and answer any questions you may have then.
Sorry I can't do much now :/
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Thank you. I have sorted it out now.
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Again, thank you for sharing your time and talent!
Hugs,
Anj
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Ok, finally I can fave the tuto, as I have something to show for it
Thank you - good stuff !! 
a trip to Orion >> [link]
Red wars of Fires >> [link]
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Neeeds moaaaar fractals! Thanks for sharing, you have some wicked structures going on in those renders!
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This is a wonderful tutorial!
I aplaud you for doing this.
I have stolen it to my favs, and I am very sure that I gonna do some nice things with it.
Thanks for sharing!
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I'm glad you like it, and hope to see you do something cool with it!
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Hello again!
Here is what I have done:
[link]
Hope you like it!
Still practising, but I am very impressed with the results.
See you around, mate!
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Looks pretty cool so far
All of the white spots seem very powerful, but I don't know if that was your intention to do so.
I am glad that you found this helpful; if you have any questions or anything, I'd be happy to lend what help I can!
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Oh yeah, I already have made some spacy softy ones, but those I left them as wallpaper for my pc; for this piece I intended to leave it all contrasted, and in black and white.
That was meant for the message of the piece -what I learned from the tutorial wasn't used as principal object, but as a resource from your tut- but don't worry, next time I will do an space art, I will use this technique, and it will be the center of attention n_~
Cheers!
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I'm perfectly fine with it being a background part of a composition - these fractals can make amazing space backgrounds! I just was wondering the reason for there being such a stark contrast. Now I know
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Hey, heres my first result:
[link]
Thanks for the tut, and the live help 
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Hm, I really can't say why Chaotica didn't work...but hey, that looks rather awesome! Nice job
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Here is my first try out [link]
I do have problems to find depth.
And this is my second try [link]
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Not bad for starting out
I can probably do a live demonstration of the second part in the meanwhile, considering it might take quite a bit of time to make.
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When you think its nog bad I can wait for the second part to come out. I think you are busy enough to get that one ready!!!
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Here is my go at it after your tutorial. [link]
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Awesome!
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Thank you so much for sharing, it's an amazing technique!
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I've made this: [link]
Thanks a bunch again!
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