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Published: 2011-04-11 17:27:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 16786; Favourites: 512; Downloads: 0
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A Mandelbulb 3D fractal.Many thanks to DragonWinter [link] for this amazing DD!!! In my just uploaded Mandelbulb tutorial [link] you'll find out many tips and the exact rendering settings for this deviation.
As I know from my previous DD, it will be impossible for me to thank all deviants who will fave it. So excuse me, but I'll try next days to look out their galleries and fave back.
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This is a 3D fractal, all secret is in the pro lighting. I've written a tutorial about 3D fractals.
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Ah, it looked real, I was Fooled. >~>
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AMAZING! words cannot describe how epic this is....
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Thanks, tried to give it cinematic feel
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You did and much more!XD
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wow both...creepy and amazing at the same time :>
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I like all the amazing details ...almost like if we were looking through a microscope.
And congrats for the DD Stefano. I'm really happy for you.
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Thank you Eve! Yes, details almost blur the eye
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It's really a pleasure.
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Hi. Thanks for your work. IΒ΄ve recently discover this program and is amazing, but is dificult to me to get a good work.With your tuto, maybe IΒ΄ll can do it. See my first animations and leave a coment, or a critique if is necesary, hahaha.
[link]
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Thank you too for stopping and commenting. Will see your gallery for sure.
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I checked them and I like the Apo animation. Miguel, trata a animar los parametros Julia en las animaciones de Mandelbulbs tambien, estarΓ‘n mas dinamicos. Busca clips de Jock Cooper, aun con UF el hace tambien una animaciΓ³n de colores perfecta.
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This reminds me more of something biological than mechanical.
..but of course that's probably cause I'm a bio major and this looks a lot like the synapses, or a virus attaching to a cells.
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Thanks!!! This is a mix between thechno/organic thing. Yet here [link] I did pure biological work to see if you want.
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that one looks nice as well. It really is reminiscent of surface protein.
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wow man absolutely stunning! i'm so happy you let me into this beautiful vision of yours! i wish i could be in this place (looks a lot like a stadium) all by my self listening to really loud music! i absolutely love it. great job keep it up!
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Thank you for this comment so much!!! This is probably the best compliment for an artist, spectator to want to visit his worlds.
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Very cool. I feel like I'm staring at the core of some massive alien ship. (Perhaps I read too much sci-fi). The detail is amazing, I can't imagine how long that took you to sculpt.
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Thanks!!! I read Sci-Fi a lot too 
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Thanks, I like a lot when spectators feel atmosphere in my works!
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What a scene! It's like the interior of some super-advanced alien spaceship or something.
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Thanks, it's fair interpretation!
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,,,=^o.o^=,,,~ **just... stares** FRACTALS!!! XD
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I love Fractals, always have. They're so pretty and so interesting. Oh the things you can see in the Mandelbrot Set alone is amazing!
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Stunning and dramatic work! Congrats on the DD.
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This.... this is just outstanding!!! Who knew that fractals had such potential to construct pictures as intricate as this? 
I swear that I'd strangle myself if I didn't add this to my favourites before I lose the chance to see it while it's out in the open, so I'd better do so now. Incredible work!
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Thanks so much for stopping and making so competent comment!!! Much appreciated!!!
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