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Published: 2011-08-10 13:50:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1953; Favourites: 100; Downloads: 234
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After 63 hours and 19 minutes of rendering...Related content
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...oh god...that work really shows...please tell me its print size...I must own this, after I get some spare "money for teh artz"(I put back money for this kinda stuffs 
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It seems as though I've "missplaced" the .flame file for this fractal, so I'm afraid I only have this 1920x1080 version of the image (which is about 6.4"x3.6" at 300 DPI... when I have some time, I'll hunt for the file so I can rerender it at a higher resolution.
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The longer I look at it, it starts to move like I'm going through the opening. Really neat! The texture makes it seem like its underwater or something...
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This is really interesting, the shading really well done
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It's hard to tell if I'm looking at something massive, like the inside of some kind of spacecraft, or something tiny, the inner workings of a perfect neural network. The colors are soothing and the way it travels inward from darkness to light really draws the eye into it, almost a falling feeling. I also like the way the shapes seem poised between something mechanical and something organic; the textures remind me of tree or scales while the perfect shapes conjure thoughts of machinery.
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this reminds me of something from 'The Secret of Kells' movie.. 
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Your image is made with Apophysis? you really have to be patient is the problem of the apophysis renders too long
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With most fractals, it only takes 4-12 hours to get a good render... this one was superscaled, so I had to raise the rendering quality through the roof.
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me as long as it took was 17 hours
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