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Published: 2011-02-16 18:19:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2590; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 0
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I decided to "marry" the two current tutorials going on now in the Apo Tutorial Fun group on RedBubble. The Splits Elliptic tutorial by andand the Ngon Tutorial by .
I also added a little heart in the center postwork just for grins and chuckles.
I hope you enjoy this marriage of tuts!
Made in Apophysis 7X v15 and postwork done in Serif's PhotoPlus X4.
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Comments: 33
I'd thought I'd seen all the kinds of fractals there were to see, but I have to say that this one sticks out in my mind because of the absolutely stunning colors!
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I have featured this piece in my journal: [link]
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Thank you so much, Mandy, for the support and recognition of my work! I really appreciate it, my friend!
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This is absolutely beautiful. Can you tell me how long you have been working with appo? I've tried it must get easily overwhelmed by it. any tips you can pass on?
thanks,
Maggie
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Thank you very much, Maggie! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
I've been working with Apo about 2.5 years. And yes, starting out in Apo can be VERY intimidating. I would suggest you go to and check out the Apo tutorials. This is one of the best ways to learn Apo. I would get one of the basic tutorials if you are not real familiar with the environment. Go look in their gallery and there is a folder labeled Apo Tutorials. Here's the link to that folder: [link]
Here's one for a real beginner that has some of the buttons and screens with explanations. [link]
But, look for any tuts that say Basic or Beginner or Starting with or things along those lines. That should get you acquainted with the environment and how to navigate. Then, go look at some of the tuts for a specific style or design. Then make sure you have the variations, also called plug-ins, mentioned in the tutorial. The plug-ins go into a folder called Plugins in the same directory as the Apo exe file, if you are using Apophysis 7X. Which version are you using?
Try out the tuts and if you have any questions, note me and I'll see what I can do to help you out.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to answer me. You have given me some really good info. I will definately check it out.
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Maggie
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I'm so glad I could be of help! Anytime you have a question, just let me know and I'll see if I can help you out.
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I love the shiny texture if Splits Elliptic. This is beautiful.
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Thank you very much, Rose! How's Splits Elliptic going with you? Things better now?
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I got it to work for me but this program keeps changing on me. I'm still working on it. I have never gotten the same result twice with this lesson. I must be doing something different. I keep practicing Thank you for all your help.
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Be sure to pay attention to the weights and any "post-transform" instructions. Be sure you are working with the post-transform (PX icon on top of Editor window) and not the transform itself. Sometimes, the devil is in the details.
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Since the splits-elliptic tutorial is the only one this has happened to me with I am sure it is an inconsistency with my actions. I am using the correct post transform button on the top right area of the editor.
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If you'd like, you can note me the params you are having problems with and I can take a look at them and see if I can see what might be going wrong. I promise not to post an image using them. I will play with them and if I can correct the problem, I can note them back to you with an explanation about what I did to fix it. It's just a suggestion. I have helped quite a few people like this.
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I will do that in the not too distant future. Practice is helping too. I'll be bugging you plenty as I try to climb the Apophysis mountain. Thak you for all that you do.
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lovely marriage of the 2, and the most stunning gradient!!!!
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Thank you so much, Janet! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! You know me and my dull, drab colors.
The Apo Tutorial Fun group on RedBubble is doing really well with getting people to try out these tuts and to play with them and make their images unique. We had a lot of really interesting images submitted. I love learning and tutorials are a great way to do that.
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I wish I had more time at the moment - got a special invite from Jaclyn to play too, but I don't have enough time for DA either these days...
bland colors, you!?!?!? well, maybe a touch more shadowed than usual - I will always think of you as the queen of the rainbow!!!
maybe after this weekend when we gain an hour...
hope you are doing well & keeping dry and warm!!!
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Thank you so much, Eva! I really appreciate the "applause"! And I'm sorry for the tardiness of my reply.
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Wonderful colors. They practically leap from the screen. Well done!
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Thank you very much for that wonderful comment! And I apologize for the lateness of my reply! I don't think I will ever catch up.
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Thank you very much, Mandy! How are you? I haven't seen you around much lately. I hope you are doing well.
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You're welcome, I'm good thanks 
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Thank you, Roz! Splits elliptics always look so neat. I love how the detail gives it an etched appearance.
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love this work has a old world feel almost quilting texture is like fabric an it's a warm and wonderful piece the colors are superb =+) very good job !!
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Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I really appreciate your continued support of my work! You are too kind! I've looked in your gallery and you have some beautiful pieces in there. I wish I had the talent to do classical painting and drawing. I used to do quite a bit of it when I was younger, but it has been years. Now, I'd like to learn how to use the digital tablet I got at a great price. Do you have experience with digital painting?
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sorry no but my daughter on here Misrosechan has some and is taking art in school but I do think before it is all said and done I will,.. now that all the other Kids are grown. looks so fun and love the layers and tones, colors, paint brushes..there is some so amazing but Kareen my girl is really smart on computer unfortunately I am a noob ! =I lol and thanks..I am hoping it not to late for me..lol
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It's never too late. And I'm sure your daughter will be able to give you some lessons. You'll be digitally painting in no time!
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yes that's what people been saying lmbo...
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