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Published: 2011-12-15 13:14:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 1218; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 81
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Although this is only a simple twist on gnarled glynnias , the result is so different that it deserves its own moniker. Geological abstract? Whatever, it's something that needs to be rendered internally as Chaotica still renders some glynnias differently.Related content
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This reminds me of some of the plastic style pieces i used to do, just really gnarled out, do you use oscilloscope in this at all?
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Yes, it does look a little like those, perhaps even more irregular 
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Oh cool, I just had gotten a similar texture using oscilloscope. Glynnia flames are somethng i would like to check out.
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I'm still trying to make something remotely look alike this... I guess I'll never get there, and therefore, so happy you do!
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Every time you post a work like this makes me want to try myself. Heheh. You are truly the inspiration for me to try this amazing style.
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Well, the secret here, once you have a gnarled glynnia that you're happy with, is to further link the bwraps xform to a whorl xform, beginning with whorl_inside = 0 and gradually increasing (around 0.2 is good). Then patience for the necessarily high-quality render
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So... and sorry, Apophysis is not my battlefield, or, better saying, it is totally my battlefield, because I'm really at loss most of the times in there.
I do a gnarl (like the tutorials that are around dA, I suppose it will be enough, right?), apply glynnia and this glynnia (that I really like to use, it is a cool plugin) goes in a new transform? No final transforms here, just regular transforms, right? then I do a whorl tx and link it with a bwraps tx? the whorl transform did escape me completely, I confess. I've some experience with bwraps. Since it showed up, I use it a lot 
Sorry about all these questions. It is ok if you don't want to answer them.
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I'll note you some starter params plus step-by-step instructions!
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goto just love that texture .
Well done Ian I love it call it what you may its yours
The style I mean.
So nice to see something new
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You gonna take the style further or make a tut for us mere mortals.Love that texture
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I might get around to one eventually! Something for the New Year, perhaps
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It is a beautiful pattern with wonderful earthy colors!
"Totally gnarly man!!
Well done !
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Yeah, definitely a bit of gnarl going down there! But as yet, not many fresh avenues opening up with the style. I shall continue to pursue...
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