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TomWilcox — Hyperbolic Repetitions 6
Published: 2005-02-18 04:12:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 686; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 212
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Sixth in the series. Created in Apophysis as a single image; no post work except for text and border.PLEASE FULL VIEW THIS ONE!
Thanks for looking.
Tom
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This is like a rollercoaster for the eye! I love how the spiral draws the eye into the picture.
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im still lost everytime i try to do anything in apophysis.. its just confusing to me for some reason.. i need an instruction book or something!!!
how do you go about making something that looks a certain way like what you plan in your head.. i dunno.. i guess i need to be patient and work with it.. and ive got all your great pieces to give me inspiration to keep at it
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I'll try to send you some tips.
Tom
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I like the ends of this one - they shoot offscreen which makes it seem as though their connected to something, holding the central image in place.
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Thanks for your feedback. I agree; I always like to see a part of the image run off the page.
Tom
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It looks as if someone lost their Spine!!!! Did you take it Tom??
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I love the form of this one. It looks like a really complicated and colourful spider's web. Well done!
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Thanks. Yeah, and I hate spiders!
Tom
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What a fierce looking beast! I'd certainly step out of its way in a hurry if I were ever to meet one... lovely fractal, though
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OK...This one puts in in mind of a show I saw on Discovery Channel about VERY deep sea creatures only they never looked this good. WOW!!
Standing O
E T Yeti
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Thanks. I hope I never find it under the covers!
Tom
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Hahaha! Yes...That would make for an interesting night!!!
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