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Software used: Apophysis

I've got so many of Hilary's fractals saved in my fractal resources collection because they are all fabulous and great source of inspiration! Last night I got lost in a tweaking process for hours and liked one of the fractals I made but it didn't look quite the way I wanted it to. Today I got up and opened Apo first thing in a morning and bravely faced the 3D settings which remained untouched during the night session. I am cautious about these because DOF effect puts some people off and it bites me in a butt in critiques ("that blurry side of the image looks weird, you should correct that mistake" <--- this kind of comment usually comes up). If anyone cares to see the tweaks I made in the morning, here are the images compared (left is the one I made during the evening, right is the version I came up with in the morning):

(Basically, I applied some depth blur and perspective, making the jagged lines smoother but losing some details in the bargain.)

I suppose that crediting pillemaster 's tutorial is due, since plangkye 's flame is kinda based on that style. It's interesting how both their galleries showcase fractals that breathe surgical precision, a neatly ordered chaos in decisively structured patterns. I like to respectfully dissect and gut their flames because I can almost feel the brilliant mind behind the intricate structure, plus I get to learn so much during the process

P.S. Higher resolution for bigger prints is coming soon!

Thank you for all favourites, comments, critiques and devwatches! It means a lot to me.
Gallery | Daily Deviations | Commission info

Buy my prints and art gifts at: DeviantART prints | Zazzle | Society6 | Redbubble

Find me also at: Facebook | Shadowness

Similar artworks from my gallery:

Thanks to:

by plangkye and by pillemaster

© Eli Vokounova (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) - Sharing my artworks with attribution (link to the image and my name) is allowed. Commercial usage of my artworks is forbidden. Altering, transforming or building upon my artworks is forbidden.

Description
Software used: Apophysis

I've got so many of Hilary's fractals saved in my fractal resources collection because they are all fabulous and great source of inspiration! Last night I got lost in a tweaking process for hours and liked one of the fractals I made but it didn't look quite the way I wanted it to. Today I got up and opened Apo first thing in a morning and bravely faced the 3D settings which remained untouched during the night session. I am cautious about these because DOF effect puts some people off and it bites me in a butt in critiques ("that blurry side of the image looks weird, you should correct that mistake" <--- this kind of comment usually comes up). If anyone cares to see the tweaks I made in the morning, here are the images compared (left is the one I made during the evening, right is the version I came up with in the morning):

(Basically, I applied some depth blur and perspective, making the jagged lines smoother but losing some details in the bargain.)

I suppose that crediting pillemaster 's tutorial is due, since plangkye 's flame is kinda based on that style. It's interesting how both their galleries showcase fractals that breathe surgical precision, a neatly ordered chaos in decisively structured patterns. I like to respectfully dissect and gut their flames because I can almost feel the brilliant mind behind the intricate structure, plus I get to learn so much during the process

P.S. Higher resolution for bigger prints is coming soon!

Thank you for all favourites, comments, critiques and devwatches! It means a lot to me.
Gallery | Daily Deviations | Commission info

Buy my prints and art gifts at: DeviantART prints | Zazzle | Society6 | Redbubble

Find me also at: Facebook | Shadowness

Similar artworks from my gallery:

Thanks to:

by plangkye and by pillemaster

© Eli Vokounova (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) - Sharing my artworks with attribution (link to the image and my name) is allowed. Commercial usage of my artworks is forbidden. Altering, transforming or building upon my artworks is forbidden.