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Published: 2006-06-01 02:33:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 1806; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 292
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Apophysis 2.04 betaI made a couple images like this one, hoping they would be nice enough to print, but i didn't like the way they turned out. It would be awesome if apophysis could in the future have some sort of masking.
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wave: Hi there!
Congratulations!!! 
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Love this looks ver gigerish in style cool piece
Luv Pixie
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Just sooo stunning sir! I want to be able to do this!
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another like royal encroachment.. i really luv this style...
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wow man is tht something.
aWE S O M E .
i wana ask ya something..mind tellin?
i hav apophosys 2 neva worked much on it..
y don u strt yer own tutorialz..
u r soooooooooooooooooooooooooo amazin ..at it
i juz cant believe !
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i'm glad you like it.
i don't have any tutorials myself, but there are a few out there for beginners. [link]
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Thanks so much for da link.
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what you do with that lil program is simply craazy 
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thanks for your support. i'm glad you like my art!
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Thanks for the fav!
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I honestly would kill to be able to make fractals like this, they are just so out of this world. Amazing detail, amazing shapes, and even the vibrancy is fantastic.
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Thanks for that Matt, and the fav too!
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This fractal is an inspiration for imagination. An image of the lovely night sky.
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"inspiration for imagination" - you sound like a poet! 
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This is just plain cool. Zueuk does similar things, but I love the way this one seems to continue onwards 
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"I'd die to know how to produce flames..."
"I'd die to learn how to produce flames..."
Flame on!
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what sort of script did you use for this type of fractal?
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is one necessary?
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i dont know? what did you do to acheive this wildness?
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Sorry if i came off rude. the whole notion that art can be created by finding some script on the internet and pressing 'run' really bugs me.
This flame, like all of mine here, were started by opening the Trasform Editor, and pressing the "New Blank Flame' button. There were no scripts, and no mutations. The shapes you see in here are mostly Julian.
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cool... i wasnt sure then i found a tutorial. it was not to copy you in the slightest, i have extreme dislike for plagarists or doing things the easy way. but withought some basic knowlege im sure it would have taken me several months to crate the julia pieces i just have.
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Cool. try negative powers in the Variables tab
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EVERYTHING you make with Apophysis is worth to be on spectaculars over the buildings.
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Thanks for your kind words, and the
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"i didn't like the way they turned out." *boggle* In that case, can I have your rejects, please?
Wonderful work!
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"but i didn't like the way they turned out"
I beg your pardon? If I made something that turned out like this, I'd be dancing around the room like a total lunatic! Totally inspirational work my friend!
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Thanks for the fav!
"I'd be dancing around the room like a total lunatic"
Now that, i would like to see
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It happens... honest! I even make my pitbull dance with me sometimes! lol!
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Very intricate and beautiful work. I really love the lacy transparencies and colors. Bravo on another stunning flame.
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If anything of yours is worthy of a print, this is it. Amazing detail, lighting, and especially space in this image.
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