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Published: 2006-08-25 10:25:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 6001; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 128
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some techniques old, some new; i'm refining the oil on canvas technique (see [link] ), the best incarnation of which is still busy rendering (and no one will like). still no postprocessing on this render, but i do some tricks with the "oil density" (though still entirely in my program, with 128/256bit colour processing) on the forthcoming one.the first buds of spring, time of my birthday, are beginning to appear.
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Aw, autumn is coming, instead, here. -.-
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I might just as well favourite everything. This is absolutely fantastic. In form it shares elements of design that I try to explore in my pieces, though this is far, far more accomplished.
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Such a cool picture... 
So this is a fractal? It looks almost like you created it with digital painting techniques, which is nice.
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yup, it's a fractal, and i suppose you could say the rendering method is a digital painting technique, it just sprays coloured points over the image plane according to a dynamical system (the flame-fractal algorithm).
i'm constantly disappointed that i didn't save the full resolution version of this image (originally it was about 2gb i guess, floating point rgb with alpha), at that stage my program didn't do it by default and for some of my best fractals i forgot to extract it manually for a print
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thanks! i really should have kept the super high res original, for a print
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much appreciated
btw, i recently revived my 2d flame-fractal program and hope to make some new images with it after my exams
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these colours really represent spring
and it really looks painted
as well as really amazing
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beautiful. I especially like the colours...
consider submitting this to -- the next issue is looking for submissions around a Spring time theme
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will do, thank you for the suggestion
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thanks, no photoshop - just maths and c++
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This is beautiful and elegant, not just the formula but the composition as well. I really like those smooth, curvy strings. I just wish the brown/black splotches in the center weren't there, they look almost like dirt stains. But it isn't too bad really.
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thanks, glad you liked it 
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ooooooooooooooooooh..
gonna have to try this..
beautiful image
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appreciated! unfortunately i didn't keep the full resolution version of this piece (unlike most of my recent ones) otherwise i'd be happy to offer that :/
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Oh man, this is beautiful. I'll have to keep an eye on you.
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thanks, it's just an ifs app. check my latest journal entry
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This is really awesome! It's really ginormously large too though!
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thanks
btw, this is how big my screen is (pixel-wise), length goes 24" from elbow to fingertip! as a woodworker might say, "better too long than too short" (nothing stopping people from resizing down, but upscaling is ugly).
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this came out 100% from a render without postprocess?!?!? yay bro!
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thanks! i'm not sure if i mentioned it, but i released some versions of the app, see for yourself 
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Sweet dude! And you say you like my colors... Those are awesome.
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ohno, just as i finished commenting on your latest
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Don't worry about it. It's not an ass kissing contest. Critisism is important.
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i'm *so* glad you don't take it personally; for one thing, it's a single render and you've done better on average (that's relative opinion of course), so it's in both our interests to see you return to those heights
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I really can't express in words how much I'm loving this.. lovely color choice..
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yay
glad you like these colours, i nearly submitted this *seriously* pink deviation with a similar theme. in the end i couldn't bear to have it in my gallery
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