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Published: 2010-01-20 12:30:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 4703; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 0
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Same as: with some tweaks.Made in Apo 7X, following the tutorial by and . You can find it here: [link]
Thank you, guys!
The gradient used was created by . You can find it here: [link] It's absolutely gorgeous and I love it!
"The Book of Thoth is a legendary book containing powerful spells and knowledge, said to have been buried with the Prince Neferkaptah... in the City of the Dead. The reader of the rolls would know the language of the animals, be able to cast great spells, and be able to enchant the sky and earth themselves. Anyone who read the book was punished by the gods (who would cause the reader's loved ones to die until the book was returned)." (From Wikipedia)
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This is fantastic!
...What I would give for just a look inside that magnificent book..
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Cool pattern to it, and such a nice mix of colours too
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Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it
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I derive so much from art.
Not only what is obvious but also what is hidden within.
A piece of the artist is always left for us, to see and admire.
A uniqueness that makes an artist stand out and for us to look on in awe....
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wonderful details and awesome color scheme hun 
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Awww... thank you, sweetheart!
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Π‘ΠΏΠ°ΡΠΈΠ±ΠΎ, ΠΌΠΎΡ Π΄ΠΎΡΠΎΠ³Π°Ρ!
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I feel like you are speaking a foreign language...
But very lovely. I especially like the redder shade of purple.
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I just love the colors and textures on this one. Great job!
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I mean...I like these colours better than the other one.....Nice one indeed!
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Yeah, I like this one better too. Thank you, my dear!
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Thank you very much indeed!
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Might be tweaked but it looks like a whole new fractal!
Awesome, as always
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Absolutely the same, except for the FX. Instead of bypolar I used elliptic, besides, zoomed in, rotated 45 degrees and used a different gradient. And voila! 
You should try those gradients I mentioned in the comments to the pic. They are really awesome! And thank you!
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I'd prefer to create my own gradients - which I'll do someday, I think.
One question: how do you make gradients work with final transforms? I noticed that, by using them, it's hard to preserve a lot of colours...
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I don't touch gradient on the final transform, but it is important to adjust the colour symmetry - the higher the value, the less colour variations you will have. I wonder whether you are using that.
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I am, yet maybe I forgot to set it for the final transform. Hell, now I see why it looked so damn green xD
Thanks for the suggestion!
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