Julia Uncovered v.2.2
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4/27/07: Julia Uncovered v.2.1 is officially updated to Julia Uncovered v.2.2
I have clarified the Linear 0 steps to avoid confusion.
The inevitable update of the original Julia Uncovered.
Includes:
New & Expanded Sections:
Less Important Changes:
Other Resources:
Online Version:
For those of you who don't want to download a large file, go here to read the guide online: [link]
4/27/07: Julia Uncovered v.2.1 is officially updated to Julia Uncovered v.2.2
I have clarified the Linear 0 steps to avoid confusion.
The inevitable update of the original Julia Uncovered.
Includes:
- Julia Uncovered v.2.2 guide, 55 pp
- FLAME parameter set of 8 Julians [link]
- JPEG printable 8.5x11 in. cover image
- HTML readme
New & Expanded Sections:
- Nearly double the information of the original Julia Uncovered guide
- Two additional Julian variations and a new example for the original technique
- Over eighty (80) full color examples and diagrams (to better kill your inkjet printer--unless you have access to a color laserjet)
- Updated screenshots to reflect the new look of Apophysis 2.05b2
- Expanded chapter on Julian formation basics and terminology
- Center Options chapter demonstrates how to use other variations than Blur for Transform 1
- An additional section illustrates how to restore a Grand Julian created in Apphysis 2.04b to the updated Julian variation
- Many tips on rendering and gradient manipulation
- A mini-glossary of commonly used Apophysis and Julian terms
- Eight starter flames in the accompanying FLAME parameter file
- ...did I mention more images?
Less Important Changes:
- Somewhat better page layout and definitely improved title page
- A printable, full black 8.5x11 in. JPEG cover image (I hate inkjets)
- A longer Table of Contents page
- Prettier text font. Seriously. I'm totally hooked on this Perpetua font
- Much nicer and more easily navigable HTML readme than the original TXT file (not that anyone seems to reads it)
Other Resources:
- Apophysis Guide v.2.1: An Introduction to Basic Flame Creation
- The Rings2 & Julian Guide
- Flame & Gradient Packs
Online Version:
For those of you who don't want to download a large file, go here to read the guide online: [link]
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geckobirdHobbyist General Artist
So I had a lot of fun going through this guide. I came up with the following fractal thanks to what I learned in your guide! geckobird.deviantart.com/art/E…
Kelra01Hobbyist Digital Artist
Amazing!!!
elminino General Artist
I'm going to check this, thanks for your work!
Hello Thank you very much for this. I have made a Grand Julia and would like to know if it is okay to submit to J Widfire group on Facebook giving credit to you. It is not exactly the same as I have tweaked it! xx
exDrizzyHobbyist Digital Artist
Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you so much for this wonderfull Tutorial I discovered today. Here`s my try after playing around a little bit. The first work I have ever finished successfull in Apo mytry.deviantart.com/art/First…
LaPetiteMangueHobbyist General Artist
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Now I can't get any work done because all I want to do is make fractals!
Love it so much heres another one I made with your help!! [link]
KLM9Hobbyist Digital Artist
You've got one of the best tutorials out there! Thanks for making this. 
CollinHellHobbyist Digital Artist
I've read so many tutorials and figured out so many different methods on my own in the years I've been using this program, but this was the single most helpful, well-written, and concise Apophysis tutorial I've ever read. Seriously, great fucking job!
AmeesaHobbyist General Artist
I downloaded every tutorial of yours I could find today, not to mention everything else you so graciously made available. I wanted to say that for the first time (and I've been trying for years), making fractuals in at least one program makes sense to me. I even have my first *GASP!* Grand Julia cooking as I type this. It'll look a lot like your tutorial in shape, but way different in color! Next time, I'll try something completely original. And thanks to your tutorials, I finally have the confidence to try.
0bsidianFireStudent Digital Artist
Thanks for putting this up. Here's what I came up with: [link]
I really want to thank you for making this fantastic tutorial I know a lot of work went into it. Here's what I came up with I'm still going through your tutorial so I'm sure there is more to come. [link]
Also I'd like to say this is the easiest tutorial I've found it's easy to understand and THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for including ALL those examples and illustrations of what does what and how the triangles are supposed to look!!!
Also I'd like to say this is the easiest tutorial I've found it's easy to understand and THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for including ALL those examples and illustrations of what does what and how the triangles are supposed to look!!!
neo-mahakala-108Hobbyist General Artist
Is this fractal Art?
TABASCO-RAREMASTERHobbyist Artist
So there is still a chance for m-m-me ?
thank you so much for the great tutorial
Calligurl63Hobbyist General Artist
I went to unzip the file but it didn't work.
insolitus85Hobbyist Photographer
Great tutorial, thank you!
Nion-Won99Hobbyist Digital Artist
Are you the Fractal Goddess of Teaching?!
lucid-lightProfessional Digital Artist
Hello, 
your tutorial is being featured in my news article Project Educate Fractal Week - Apophysis Tutorials .
your tutorial is being featured in my news article Project Educate Fractal Week - Apophysis Tutorials .
PaulineMossHobbyist General Artist
Thanks for switching the light on!
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