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Published: 2006-01-19 22:09:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1986; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 208
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Designed and rendered in Apophysis 2.03cPost-work done in Photoshop CS2
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Comments: 60
Excellent! Thank you so much for your comment. It's one of my personal faves too.
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I can see why ! It's very cool
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I have a little gift for you...[link] in my journal. Thank you for being a "Fractal Inspiration."
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Awesome! I'm very honored to be amongst those artists.
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Ah! There they are! Colors! I would fave this, but honestly, it's making me think of viruses in petri dishes... brrr! 
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Wow, this is extremely cool! Very unusual Apo style! Deserves a 
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Nice of you to say so. Thanks!!
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Awesome. Thanks for the
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LOL. That's great!
Glad you like it!
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Yes, I think someone else said that too. Thank you!
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Super elegant portrayal of microscopic material. Highly unusual Apo, my favourite kind and a FAVE!
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Well thank you for your nice comment and
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Also when you get a free moment, could you do a tutorial on this concept? I would be so thrilled!
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Yes, I'm considering creating some Apo tutorials in the future...when I finally get a free moment!
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I know what you mean! Then I keep telling myself that we create our own level of busyness so it's all on my say so!
Anyway, at least you can write a tut! I wouldn't have a clue! "Move that triangle over there and see if the detail's a little clearer, then move that one..."
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Thanks so much and you're welcome!
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I have no idea how you accomplished this. Did you do some major zooming or something? It's another great!!
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Thank you!
Nope, no zooming on this one. But it does use some unusual combos on each variation. 1 uses julia, while 2 and 3 use spherical/bubble together. Interesting effect, eh?
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Oh my goodness this is just so beautiful. You really should get this made into a print, you'd be sure to sell atleast one!
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Hey, thank you! Your wish is my command. Check back soon and it should be available!
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Fantastic!!! That's what I call service!! 
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That's very sweet of you. It should be available in a day or so!
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This is incredible! And it really does look like microbes. Awesome work.
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That's just awesome, I was ready to
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Excellent! Thank you very much.
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Thank you. Apo emulates organic material once again!
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Hey, thanks for stopping by and commenting!
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Wow, I could never accomplish this. 
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Thanks! Just when I think I've run out of things I can do with Apo, it always comes through with something new and bizarre!
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Its amazing what programs like that can do once you learn and tweak with them more, keep up the great work.
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Thanks! I wasn't sure about the colors at first, but the gradients were SO different that I had to use them!
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Wickid flame work dude...i love microscopic apos
mE inside----->
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Thanks Andrew! Apo seems to have a talent for making micro organisms.
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Thank you very much. I'm pleased that you liked it!
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