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Published: 2012-03-25 11:27:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 19875; Favourites: 1363; Downloads: 0
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Entirely done in UltraFractal 5.04, no imported images. I could easily make bigger ship with more details here, but as I liked how ended the seascape and decided to not cover it too much.Related content
Comments: 140
Aw this looks amazing! I thought this was a miscat before I read your comment. Fantatic fractal work
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I can almost feel the cold ocean waves on my face..
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That is beautiful. I wish I were as talented as you!!
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WOW! it's so cool! it looks so real somehow but i love it
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I love how you can see how the faint light just shimmers out 
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Thank you, I care a lot about lighting.
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Yes everything is in UF. Thank you!
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The lighting is presented in an ambient way and I like the movement and shape of the sea.
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This is definitely one of the best "pictures" made in Ultrafractal I've come across! Your attention to detail in it is wonderful!
(Also, what exactly would you call this style of using fractals to make something that looks like a more traditional work?)
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Thank you!!! I call mines "artistic fractals" as opposite to the sterile, geometric typical ones. Sure I make now very figurative themes, but an abstract work done in this style also stands like traditional. I have such too
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Merci Josette, je me sens bien satisfait
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Because it's all fractals, there isn't single pixel painted.
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this is really nice!!!! I would love to hang this on my wall!!!
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Thank you! A print is available now
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sweet 
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This is truly incredible, i had no idea such a thing was possible with fractals! Completely superb!
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Thanks! Soon will release a tutorial about how to make some objects with fractals, see my journal.
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