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As you might have noticed, this week of Project Educate is dedicated to fractals.

In this news article, I would like to present tutorials for Apophysis and show you examples of fractals made with these resources.
I hope that this way I'll bring your attention to resources you've never tried to work with or (in case you are already familiar with these) show you a new possibilities of what can be created according to that particular tutorial.
There is not enough space to feature all the wonderful tutorials and I am forced to make a selection of just several of them. The key for selection is me being already familiar with them, thus recommending to you some of the tutorials that helped me a lot.

Here we go:

Julia Uncovered v.2.2
by ClaireJones

Examples:
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Tutorial - Splits elliptic
by SaTaNiA

Examples:

Flipped Disc
by JoelFaber

Examples:
:thumb146147149: :thumb46459678: :thumb52562490:

The Beginnings Tutorial
by Anystasia

Examples:
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Tiled Tubes Tutorial
by NilNilNil

Examples:

Please do not hesitate to browse the fractal tutorials category , there are dozens of great tutorials ready to teach you something new.
The last thing I want to tell you: be creative. Learn the technique but always try to add something new or merge two different tutorials etc. To illustrate this point I'll show you what I made with Julia Uncovered v.2.2 tutorial (the first one mentioned):

Okay, let's put a period here before I'll try to look smart

I hope that this article was somehow helpful to you and thanks for your attention.

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As you might have noticed, this week of Project Educate is dedicated to fractals.

In this news article, I would like to present tutorials for Apophysis and show you examples of fractals made with these resources.
I hope that this way I'll bring your attention to resources you've never tried to work with or (in case you are already familiar with these) show you a new possibilities of what can be created according to that particular tutorial.
There is not enough space to feature all the wonderful tutorials and I am forced to make a selection of just several of them. The key for selection is me being already familiar with them, thus recommending to you some of the tutorials that helped me a lot.

Here we go:

Julia Uncovered v.2.2
by ClaireJones

Examples:
:thumb149966424:

Tutorial - Splits elliptic
by SaTaNiA

Examples:

Flipped Disc
by JoelFaber

Examples:
:thumb146147149: :thumb46459678: :thumb52562490:

The Beginnings Tutorial
by Anystasia

Examples:
:thumb146734668:

Tiled Tubes Tutorial
by NilNilNil

Examples:

Please do not hesitate to browse the fractal tutorials category , there are dozens of great tutorials ready to teach you something new.
The last thing I want to tell you: be creative. Learn the technique but always try to add something new or merge two different tutorials etc. To illustrate this point I'll show you what I made with Julia Uncovered v.2.2 tutorial (the first one mentioned):

Okay, let's put a period here before I'll try to look smart

I hope that this article was somehow helpful to you and thanks for your attention.