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Published: 2005-11-01 00:08:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 951; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 126
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created as a single render in Apophysis, including gradient colours, then imported into PS7 for slight tweaks with a couple of blending modes... hope you like... comments appreciatedRelated content
Comments: 60
A psycadelic fish, said someone.
Yes, I think the same, even before reading the comments.
I like it, very much.
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wow this is amazing..thanks for stopping by and commenting on my canoe pic, I would never have realised there is such a thing as fractal art
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This is quite amazing. I love the pattern, to bad it is not more visible. But this is still a fav
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very nice I think that it would be great if you got into ultra fractal so you could tweak colors in a more custom way. But the pattern is very good.
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thank you again... haven't tried Ultra Fractal... thanks for the recommendation
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Wow!! I like this loads dude, especially the use of colour with the blue and pink
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thank you! much appreciated
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Woah amazing, reminds me of neurons of the nerve system 
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Gorgeous render! It does look like a strange, magic fish. It reminds me of jellyfish I've seen glowing in the dark by the millions, all flickering their lights at once.
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Wow, really nic use of fractals. I really like the variety of color here. Most fractal images tend to be one color or get too busy with a couple, but this one really works pretty well.
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Ooooooooooooooooooooooh, nice!!!!!!!!! I like the little paisley thingies!!!!!!! ^^
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i dunno what fractal art is but its really eye catching you really make good use of the negative space and its colorful as usual. ^_^ good job
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thank you kindly for the generous comments... here's a free program to try your hand at fractal art if you like [link] ... it's what i use
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I wish I was better with Apophysis - this is great work here
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thank you, especially for the fav
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Oh man. Really cool. You rule at this Apophysis work.
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Like a creature that's struggling in a net of its own flesh. The colours and textures make my teeth ache for pulled taffy and turkish delight. Beautiful.
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Looks great, very nice job.
I've had a play aroud with apophysis before but never really made anything worth showing.
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thank you kindly... enjoyed commenting on your gallery too
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That's just so cool! I love the colours its so.. sparkly!
Nah it is really good, memorable!!
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Simply beautiful. Nothing else really is necessary to say. Wonderful work.
-Nic
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Oh my god. I mean, this looks like it took a loooot of time to do. It is very precise and very impressive!
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wow i love this.Its very beautifull and reminds me of christmas odly enough lol.
great job!
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how the fuck did you do that give me a tutorial on how to do this and I will recomend you to the next 8 people I meet on here excellent work!
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I love your sig. Mitch Hedberg was God.
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thanks a million... this is actually not that difficult to do. The trick was to render just the one crater and surrounding pattern then repeat it in PS7… you should be able to make something similar to one of these individual crater-like designs quite easily in Apophysis... play around with the Spiral Batch 2 script and see what you get... so here's what i did:
1. rendered a single large crater with surrounding pattern (soft colour) in Apophysis and then exported the flame with a transparent background
2. imported the flame into PS7... copied the flame several times and resized them variously to fill the canvas
3. flattened the image (save an unflattened copy for yourself first)
3. created a layer beneath the flattened one and filled it with various pastel colours using a large soft edged brush
4. changed the blending mode of the craters layer to overlay (70%) to bring the colours through
5. flattened work
6. slight sharpening
7. framed
hope that helps somewhat
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