True 3D Julia by MakinMagic

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Created using Ultrafractal.

A degree 4 Julia Set from the formula suggested by Paul Nylander:

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XxLadyxGaladrielxX Featured By Owner Aug 9, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Epic. Even epicer still, if this was put in one of the new 3d printers....

MakinMagic Featured By Owner Aug 9, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I have an offer from a distributor of the Z-Corporation's Z650 to render me a sample print - I really must get around to creating an appropriate file

XxLadyxGaladrielxX Featured By Owner Aug 13, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It would be so awesome.

Trance-Plant Featured By Owner Jan 13, 2010

My variation turned out to be HUGE and not that impressive wrt retaining the surface details and so forth. Might revisit after awhile!

Trance-Plant Featured By Owner Jan 12, 2010

That is beautiful. I would slow down the animation a touch. A little too fast.

MakinMagic Featured By Owner Jan 12, 2010 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thanks. It's a little fast as I didn't want it to get too large

Trance-Plant Featured By Owner Jan 12, 2010

Why would slowing it down make it too large?
100 frames seems plenty. Perhaps at 10-12 fps?
I was experimenting in ImageJ and added a Clockwise rotation which ends up cycling 360 degrees.
Pretty cool application (ImageJ) It is free and I have written a ton of custom scripts I use.
With your permission I could post my speed/rotational variation with full credit to you.