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Wipeout
© ianmacappin
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Uploaded: 10/02/08 7:09 PM GMT
Wipeout
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Abstract->Fractal
Made using Incendia 1.0 3D fractal generator by Aexion. Messing with some of the shapes, Sorry it`s not DT size but thought I`d leave this full.
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::JQ
10/02/08 8:13 PM GMT
it maynot be desktop sized. but, wow, thats pretty neat, it seems you can make all kinds of weird and wonderful stuff with that program ian! i like it alot!
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Ian, this truly an exeptional work of art!
I would put it on my wall if I could.
Fantiastic!
Paul
I would put it on my wall if I could.
Fantiastic!
Paul
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If you can't find the words, you may as well shoot it...
Imaginative and quite mathematical.
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Don't take any notice of my comments. I post pictures that get a CI of 0!
Crysophilax's Gallery and Web Page
Krazy kool kid!! Kreativity kicks!!
8~D
8~D
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
Stunning, superb, excellent and bravo! That means I really like it Ian..lol..This IS your best of all times! You really have to teach me about that program buddy. Totally faved and so happy you made it!
Joanie
Joanie
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Love and live.
Hey Ian, if you copied it, flipped it and laid the right edge to it's mirror image edge, that would make it close to dt aspect. Just a thought. The 3d quality is striking and the textures are unique.
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"The thunderbolt falls on an inch of ground; but the light of it fills the horizon."
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
I like the crispness and clarity in this one Ian, it has great a 3-D effect as well!
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carissa =D
I'm kinda lost here.......I mean .........well I'm kinda lost everywhere. LOL Good one mate.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to be. Trust me on this one, I live there. The Lion **** MY CAEDES GALLERY****Another Site I'm AT - MY DA HOME PAGE
Hey now. :o)
Finally got some time freed up, and had you on my 'to do list', having seen your first few posts with this new program. "Cityscape" in particular, turned out quite well in addition to your piece here.
An aside:
If the program is only generating/rendering .bmp's ... why not try converting to .png first, and then perhaps a resampling down as well? As some do with Apophysis fractals. Lil' bit of an assist in sharpening things up and on the total file size front, you know?
Carrying on ...
Reminds me a bit of +tbob's works and pieces.
On the note of colour. And seeing as you are just getting to know the ins and outs of the program, this might be a tad premature.
Really like the central 'swirling' and rising portions ... the surrounding squares seem not to be as 'brilliant' or dynamic.
To put you in the ballpark of my thoughts here, think on ... and similar to that of changing the background colours in an Apophyis render/flame. That element/aspect is lacking in sophistication in my very humble opinion.
Taking a cursory look at the outline notes of Incendia 1.0 3D fractal generator ... it does appear to have much more control. In particular, the Render Panel has options for Ambient and Diffuse Textures.
Uhm, right ... back to your image.
Nice work, Ian. Really looking forward to seeing more results from you with this program. Very promising, indeed.
Ditching Bryce are we?
:oP
Just kidding. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us, and the link(s) are appreciated as well in bringing this program to our collective attentions.
Well ... done, all around. :o)
Finally got some time freed up, and had you on my 'to do list', having seen your first few posts with this new program. "Cityscape" in particular, turned out quite well in addition to your piece here.
An aside:
If the program is only generating/rendering .bmp's ... why not try converting to .png first, and then perhaps a resampling down as well? As some do with Apophysis fractals. Lil' bit of an assist in sharpening things up and on the total file size front, you know?
Carrying on ...
Reminds me a bit of +tbob's works and pieces.
On the note of colour. And seeing as you are just getting to know the ins and outs of the program, this might be a tad premature.
Really like the central 'swirling' and rising portions ... the surrounding squares seem not to be as 'brilliant' or dynamic.
To put you in the ballpark of my thoughts here, think on ... and similar to that of changing the background colours in an Apophyis render/flame. That element/aspect is lacking in sophistication in my very humble opinion.
Taking a cursory look at the outline notes of Incendia 1.0 3D fractal generator ... it does appear to have much more control. In particular, the Render Panel has options for Ambient and Diffuse Textures.
Uhm, right ... back to your image.
Nice work, Ian. Really looking forward to seeing more results from you with this program. Very promising, indeed.
Ditching Bryce are we?
:oP
Just kidding. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us, and the link(s) are appreciated as well in bringing this program to our collective attentions.
Well ... done, all around. :o)
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"Be the change you wish to see in the world." -Gandhi
holy smoke! just caught up with this. I'm gonna go with Beetlejuice meets the Animaniacs. Love it.
Details, perspective (spiral, and lines of composition) colors are all over the top, without being excessive.
+faves
Details, perspective (spiral, and lines of composition) colors are all over the top, without being excessive.
+faves
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Please, even if you don't visit my gallery, check out my "Faves".I've left them intact since day "1", and would like it if every image there got the attention they deserved.
Hey Ian, This is wild and amazing! I too, love the different shapes, colours and 3D in your face creativity! Wonderful work!
Thanks for the links. I think I may be checking that program out :)
Thanks for the links. I think I may be checking that program out :)
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Each cup of tea represents an imaginary voyage. ~Catherine Douzel