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Published: 2016-05-04 14:20:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 19010; Favourites: 1198; Downloads: 239
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Software used: ApophysisSo, um, I'm not entirely sure how this one happened. It's one of the "falling down the rabbit hole" fractals, where I just keep going and going and find myslef miles away from what I intended to do, yet oddly intrigued by the scenery. Here I found an undersea kingdom where fish can fly, I think.
I also have a horizontal version up my sleeve but both versions tell different story, so the other one may yet make it to my gallery after further tweaking.
Oh yes, and the original is: - just so you can picture how far did I go, although I did keep the gradient because none other seemed to fit.
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Comments: 122
The seaweed is always greener In
Somebody else's lake
You dream about going up there
But that is a big mistake
Just look at the world around you
Right here on the ocean floor
Such wonderful things surround you
What more is you lookin' for?
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interesting art, is this randomly generated? are there any caclulations involved?
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Thank you 
That's roughly how fractal art works, there is no randomness involved. You don't need to calculate anything. All you need is knowing which variation does what and how to combine them within a layer or within multiple layers, the creation process is absolutely human-driven. If there is randomness involved, it's in the process of learning new technique when people try out combinations they never tried before (yet even here you still need at least a rough idea what you're doing, putting in numbers randomly and hoping for the best usually won't cut it), in that case the predicted results may not be as tangible, yet once the artist learns the new technique, the process is again entirely conscious.
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More like super-boring in theory, but quite fun in practise
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j/k 
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Hi, thanks You fascinating work
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Has a night sky feel. So peaceful. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ XD
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Right?! I wasn't sure whether it's underwater scenery or sky scenery, it could be both as once as well
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*music* Ooohhh unda the seass unda da seaas.. Beautiful fractal btw <3
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Thank you
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Nope not familiar with the song but neat! I live when artists take inspiration from music <3
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Awesome fractals. Like someone else wrote on the comments it looks like coral.
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look at this one isn't it amazing??!
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Thank you! It means a lot, hearing that from a fractal master such as yourself
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A masterpiece undoubtly 
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I do the same thing xD. Sometimes I'll open something I planed to work on, but then I end up making something else or just playing around with the tools and features.
This is really pretty. The colors and design are great. I really love your style 
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Cool! 
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I agree. You also sometimes learn the program that way too. You're very welcome
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Your'e welcome This is just Amazing.
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Welcome, my pleasure!
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