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Published: 2006-01-12 05:13:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 4922; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 178
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Print Available!Yay I finally got a print up!
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About Full-View and Print
I realize in full view there is some pixelation (a few green areas at the top in the background and such) and also the ring around one of the planets goes into the planet (because I shifted the planet and forgot to shift it's ring). If you are considering buying a print, you do NOT need to worry about either of these. I fixed both problems, just haven't taken the time to resize and upload that image as the deviation.
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Well... for the new year I decided I'd go for something crazy that I've never attempted before and this is what I came up with.
Composed of 14 different fractals, this piece represents the galaxy we are living in today.
Obviously I can't hand you all 9 of these planets to scale, but it is sort of a nice representation showing which planets are smaller than others.
The fractal in the bottom left corner is a black hole... the background is all composed of a single fractal.
Originally I had 21 fractals to go in this... I had something like 6 stars and a couple variations on planets but I chose the best that fit, in my opinion - However I do plan on uploaded some of the stars that did not get used in this piece.
Fractals | Apophysis | 5 hours
Editting | Photoshop | 5 hours
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I am SO blown away by this piece!!! I can't even find the words for it. I found you on *Apophysis ^_^ *runs off to check out the rest of your gallery*
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*Apophysis is such a wonderful group
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that is great! I'm not usually a big fractat browser.. but this is great!
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Thanks! Its nice to hear that an unfrequent fractal browser even finds some interest in an almost completely fractal piece
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there is one named Eris that is bigger than pluto but that isnt a planet either 
so how do i know all this... well there is an artical in this months National Geographic (american) about it all and i happened to be reading it 10min be4 i saw this pic
that aside this IS a great piece
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Ahh, simple coincidences in life! Well I can say I learned something today!
Thank you again
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this is a very great idea and very creative...yeah, planets are fractal....one thing though...maybe pluto should have been smaller....anyways awesome job!
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this is a very great idea and very creative...yeah, planets are fractal....one thing though...maybe pluto should have been smaller....anyways awesome job!
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Wow I love it
So well designed and pulled off, and pretty creative too
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very creative and great colors too.. spectacular work. well worth all your effort.. must be quite hard organizing all those flames in such a nice composition.
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This is truly a heavenly flame composition! 
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That is really nice. The colors clash in a few areas - not really anything major, but it seems like it could use a more defined color scheme - but overall,just really clean and sexy. Have you thought about doing a diagramatic human figure with chakras picked out by the fractals? I think you could rock that really well.
- (O)
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Thank you for the wonderful comment and critique, I definitely see where you're coming from about the colors.
Haven't thought about a human figure, that might be an interesting idea. I also haven't been able to come up with many interesting/original ideas for fractal collages since I made this piece either though.
Thanks again
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No problem at all
Great work, keep it rocking.
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that has to be the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
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wow. just..... wow. the fractals you used are awesome. this is NICE
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youre welcome! and thank YOU, for makin me want to get back into fractals
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faved for the idea! Awesome! This is what i call a creative composition! *thumbsupp*!
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