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MANDELWERK — The Fractal Wasp Troll
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Published: 2011-01-27 15:35:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 34458; Favourites: 773; Downloads: 0
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I just found out that my Fractal Wasp Troll image was one of the 25 selected for Benoit Mandelbrot Fractal Art Exhibition 2011. www.fractalartcontests.com/201…He also won fractalforums.com:s annual fractal art contest 2011 for me: www.fractalforums.com/fractalf…
Almost scared myself when he popped out from the DOF in Photoshop... Do not dare to zoom any closer...
As I said before, this is a unrestrained crazy mix of bulbs and boxes but I guess this chaos is needed to create these kind of "real world" organic creatures.
FULL VIEW PLEASE!
Mandelbulb 3D, DOF effects done in Photoshop
3D printed version available in my shop at Shapeways: www.shapeways.com/shops/mandel…
Do not miss 'Pupal Metamorphosis of Queen Cleopatra' - Found in the same fractal:
One of my pieces for the Exhibition at Värmlands Museum:
EXHIBITION - BEYOND THE INFINITE*
Exhibition @ Värmlands museum, Sweden.
19th of may - 2nd October 2012
Link to the museum site about the exhibition: http://www.varmlandsmuseum.se/1/1.0.1.0/663/1/
:iconmandelwerk: Johan Andersson aka MANDELWERK & :iconbib993: Jérémie Brunet aka bib993
I am happy to announce my first real life 3D fractal art exhibition.
So all of you who happen to pass the city of Karlstad during this period has the chance to see mine and Jérémie:s works as big prints.
The museum has also arranged with a number of natural fractals, a large Sierpinski pyramid, videos and more.
My works at the exhibition:
Basket of bread - 81x81 cm
Mathematicians framed by their own formulas - 135 x 108 cm
Quantum mechanic clockwork of the cosmic calendar - 108 x 108 cm
Perfectly framed Lacemaker - 80 x 60 cm
Mollusk of Love - 60 x 80 cm
Check out my 3D printed Sculptures and Jewelry at Shapeways!
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kIND OF DRAGONKRAB IN HIS/HER LAIR IN THE MOUNTAINS
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Yes! I guess...
Thank you Tom!
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Awesome concept! I love the colours!
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Thank you Tadeu, glad you like it!
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superb!! i haven't seen a fractal like this, from a distance look like a dragon !!!
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Well, it is a rather new kind of fractal...
Thank you Rafael!
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The Bydo emperor !!!
Where's my R-9 ?!
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YES, R-Type, now THAT was a long time ago!
Had to google Bydo emperor... and this could be an updated version!
Thank you Benoit!
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I don't know what the hell this is, but it looks fantastic! xD
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Then never mind, just enjoy! XD
Thanks!
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... perhaps it will be wise to close again this box....
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excellent work
and uh wow, it's submitted to just about every group
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Thank you Thomas!
Yeah, popular it is
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I can't believe that! This is INCREDIBLE!
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Thank you Anny! Glad you like it!
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oh my god, that's terrifying. both the picture and how ridiculously complex it looks to make. consider me awed!
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Thank you Allegra!
The complexity is because it is a fractal, it actually has infinite detail...
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Oooooh. So if you had a really massive wall sized print of this, you would be able to see even more detail?
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And even bigger here (not printed though): [link]
Only problem is that the program renders a maximum of 8000 x 8000 pixels (about 1 x 1 meters) , if you want bigger images you have to do a lot of them and stitch them together in photoshop.
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Ahhhh! It's even scarier! But very awesome. (great minds, yeah? 
how big are those render files, anyway? o_o
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Which render files do you mean, the 3 giga pixel mandelbulb render?
That one is close to one terabyte when layered in Photoshop...
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I got lost in this image. It took me a while to get out. Wonderful work.
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Glad you are back!
Thank you Bill!
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This is almost scary. You do so great and unique images.
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Thank you Eve, yes, it even scared me when I found it.
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Thank you very much Arlexim!
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Your style is amazing and so surreal..I love your unique way to pull your viewers in your work...
Your eye for detail is fantastic...You could be a inspiration for all mandelbulbers,unfortunately
you don't share your experience and don't invite people to the places you discover..
I hope some day you open your mind and teach us..
Besides the fact you don't take us on your trips,you are a awesome artist with
a thrilling style
Joe
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OOO
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OOOOOOOO
TRIPPY PICTURE
of the week
AWARDS
2011
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I am honored!
Thank you ...Leonardo!
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this is simply amazing
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Thank you James!
Like a good cheese... the "mold is good" thing I mean...
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Phenomenal and scary. Wickedly strange.
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My gallery: [link]
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