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Published: 2006-06-11 02:20:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 1631; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 209
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A request has been made for me to submit this one in a larger size. Here it is. I hope it makes a good wallpaper.
Enjoy!
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Comments: 42
Wow the structure and the shapes look interesting. An awesesome fractal! ^^
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Unbelievable. Just beautiful... I found this on someone's favorites space, and I can see they've got good taste. Wow. Wow. Wow.
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Thank you! I am so glad you found it!
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It's really, really pretty! It reminds me of space, stars, and the ocean. >w< ((I love your other work too, but this one really stood out! 
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Thank you so much! I am so glad you like it enough to 
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It's a very beautiful design! I like the colours and forms. And those "ribbons" add special atmosphere, a kind of romantic
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Thank you! And thanks so much for the
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Perfectly gorgeous, Mary! I hope one day you'll teach me how to use the rose/range lite algorithm... you're a pro at these things! 
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Thank you Helen! The best way to learn about using rose range lite is to take Janet's UF class. There is a help file that Kerry wrote to go with his algorithms, but Janet explains it in so much more detail.
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Thank you so much!
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what color forumula did ya use on the spheres to make that great marble like texture?
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I used a texture layer made with S.F.B.M. II in the sam.ucl folder.
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WOW! Great job, and it's perfect for a wallpaper! I'm going to get it right now!
~Nightfire
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Thank you! I am so glad it works well as a wallpaper!
Thanks so much for the
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Yep, no problem
~Nightfire
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So beautifulll! <333 buuut can I ask you something? why are these clled "julia"? something I've wonder for a long time nowxD
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Thank you! Julia sets (which are usually spirals) were named after Gaston Julia who made the mathematical discovery. Essentially, for every Mandelbrot location, there is an exact Julia location associated with it. Here is a link that explains it in a mathematical way: [link]
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You are quite welcome!
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You are very welcome! And thank you! I need to make some more wallpapers. I have several fractals that would make good ones.
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That's an impressive work! The colours compose really well with the backgrounds. Very nice texturing, too.
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oooooooooo pretty!!!
looks so archaic... pretty nice
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Thank you! And thanks for the
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I use UF but I look at this and think: how did she DO that? I saw the smaller image and this larger one gives me more details to marvel at...wow. You show me how much I have yet to learn.
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Thank you so much Kat! It's all a matter of exploring and experimentation. I will see a fractal detail that I like in someone's fractal image, and work and experiment until I can duplicate that effect. The more you do this, the easier it gets. Janet's class is a real eyeopener as well.
Thanks so much for the
Take care,
Mary
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You're welcome. I try to do that with details as well, but I need to actually read a tutorial and figure out some more things. I also need to take Janet's classes.
Thanks.
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Here is one really good tutorial by the great Rick Spix: [link]
Just unzip and read through it. I printed it out to make it easier for me to read.
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Thank you for the link. I just downloaded it and will definitely read it. Wow...my first tutorial.
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You are quite welcome. This is one of the best tutorials around. I learned so much from it when I followed Rick's very clear instructions on making this masked fractal. Enjoy it!
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Thank you! I am so glad you like it!
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