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A Fine Mess
© Tootles
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Uploaded: 04/13/08 2:16 PM GMT
A Fine Mess
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I hope this squeaks under the wire for the contest. It's the result of layering different Apophysis fractals including The Mathematical Tree at Night. I nearly called it 'Dandelion Seeds' because of the fine, downy effect!
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::Donna68
04/13/08 2:46 PM GMT
cool image, well done :-)
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Love the colours, I hope you make it in time...Either way, I am for sure keeping this one and will LOVE it on my desktop...nice one..V
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The course of true love never did run smooth.
That is, in fact, a FABULOUS fine mess, Toodles. It looks like a blend of glass shards, textiles, and acetate, though no one thing behaves like "itself" end to end -- fascinating to look at -- and the colors really hit my Energy button!
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The more it tells you the less you know.”
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Looks like crushed Thai silk! Absolutely beautiful.
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Never give up.
“Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.” John Quincy Adams
How crass could I be? I downloaded this a while back and never got around to telling you how much I like it. It is a treat in my screensaver and on my desktop. Gorgeous!
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A beautiful piece, the colours burst in a very pleasing way on the senses.
May I ask how it was made?
May I ask how it was made?
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Hi Trill, thank you! It was done a while ago when I was still quite new to Apophysis. I suspect that I had a selection of different renders without backgrounds, layered together on top of a Photoshop gradient. I may also have experimented with different blend modes on each layer till I ended up with the result I Iiked best.
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