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The fractal rendered in Apophysis, the background was made in PSP and GIMP via a rudimentary following of a cool starfield tutorial ([link]).
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Wow. This is amazing. The black and white(-y blue) contrast so brilliantly, and they just fit together brilliantly. (It also has nothing to do with the fact that I love black and blue... <.< )
You honestly should be getting more views. It's a shame, but it happens very often.
Nice landscapes aswell!!
Yaay! Fav! ((:
You honestly should be getting more views. It's a shame, but it happens very often.
Nice landscapes aswell!!
Yaay! Fav! ((:

Hi My Friend -- good use of space -- the fractal is very self contained -- it works very well -- the repeating in it of the main focal point is a great idea -- colors are my
s -- the stars in the background do not blend with your main imagery -- add more depth if you can -- you are still learning so do not let this hurt you OK -- it is a very good piece -- take care --





Alright, thanks for the tip on the stars. They seemed a bit off, but I guess I'll have to look at finding ways to fix the depth, to avoid having a flat background. Probably would help to have a foreground incorporating the fractal, or else more variation on the star sizes or something. I'll keep this in mind, and thanks for the comment and favorite! 


Hi My Young Budding Artist -- you are doing just fine -- you are learning & that is good -- I am happy you do not mind me giving you some pointers along the way - it helps a great deal -- I had people help me also I figure I have to give back to what was given to me by helping nice young people like you -- take care & you are doing very well -- your piece is proof on how good you are doing when I take a
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Hehe, fractals are just attractive to people I guess. The smooth colors and glowing stuff do have a certain appeal 
I would definitely check it out, because it's free and easy to pick up the basics. If you don't like it, not much time lost, but it usually is a nifty program. I just have to figure out how to use it with other programs- fractals may be neat, but they're not too much on their own.
Thanks for the comment!

I would definitely check it out, because it's free and easy to pick up the basics. If you don't like it, not much time lost, but it usually is a nifty program. I just have to figure out how to use it with other programs- fractals may be neat, but they're not too much on their own.
Thanks for the comment!

Downloaded it last night, not had chance to install it yet though. Can't wait to start playing with it. Already have quite a few graphics programs (although to be fair I can't use many of them very well, or at all in some cases) so I should be okay once I've figured out how to use it and experimented a little. Thanks for drawing my attention to it, I can't wait to make some of my own fractals.

I'll agree to that, a powerful program, especially when you learn how to manipulate the triangles, which I haven't looked into very much so far. But the smooth, fluid renders make almost anything look good 
Yeah, with computer programs, I usually like to jump straight in, but I tried that with Terragen Tech Preview and almost killed myself, it was such a long jump down

Yeah, with computer programs, I usually like to jump straight in, but I tried that with Terragen Tech Preview and almost killed myself, it was such a long jump down


Yeah, the Tech's out for use, but it's a doozy. Complete change of interface, and I don't know how everything fits together yet. The documentation covers all the shaders, I think, so I'm hoping it clears it up and I can start getting good at the Tech Preview, too. So far I've seen impressive things with it, but there are very long render times, since it's unoptimized.
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