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Thank you. I saw the same thing and couldn't pass on naming it that.
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Wow I really wish I knew how to do that.... I may start experimenting with soem programs.
That's really cool. I like it a lot.
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Thanks. It's mostly bryce work, so if you have that program, this isn't that far out there. The flames were apophysis, and were the hardest part to make. You can find that here, [link] .
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Thanks. I got that glow by pulling the second triangle into the very heart of the image. Normally it creates a hot spot, but it worked fairly well this time.
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It's beautiful!
But now the fractal-ignorant little me is wondering why fractals always look so spiritual?
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Thank you. Could be the influence of the artist.
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Thanks. One of these days I'm going to do a series of space flames.
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I should have put on my sunglasses to see that one!!!! LOL Wonderful flame!
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And get those warp engines ready to punch. 
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ooooh this one is so pretty!! I love how smooth and fluid it is. awesome job!
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Thanks. That one was my first successful rotational piece, even though it didn't win the contest, I still love this one.
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Thanks. I was looking for the emoticon with the sunglasses, but couldn't find it. Guess this will have to do.
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Amazing! *shields eyes*
Nova or Supernova? I never remember which is which...
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Supernova? Not sure, but thanks.
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awww man I have a fractal with that same title that I'm gonna release later on man! Anyways very very good!
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Cool. Can't wait to see yours.
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very awesome man. i also think you could have been a bit more adventureous with the gradient, but amazing shape and composition
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Thanks. I went back and tried different gradients, but none seemed to work, so I'm just going to have to go with the stars brightness on this one.
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I personally think this one could have benefitted from a more vibrant gradient, but the shape of the flame is really, really good. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks. Appreciate the feedback and critique. Out of curiosity I opened the file and checked the gradient. Ironically, it was one of the most colorful ones in the default. For some reason, all the greens, reds, and oranges never showed up in this. Must have something to do with the rotation.
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Quite possibly. I'm sure you know how to do it, but one thing you can do in the editor window is select each transformation and on the colour tab adjust the colour for that particular triangle. Fiddling with each of these can have some fairly radical changes.
Perhaps it might be worth to play with the gradient's rotation and the transform colours and rerendering as a separate picture?
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Thank you. It's a strange one because it has a lot of red, orange, and green in it, but hardly no gold. I didn't use any adjustments to the color either. Sometimes you just have to use what you're given.
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sweet, you are good with apophysis. what settings do you use to render a picture like this?
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This was a print, so I rendered it at 5000x3333, 2000 density, filter .2, and no oversample.
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Wow...now that is really a burst of life !
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Thanks. This one's for the big bang theory fans.
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You're welcome, Jeff! Very inspiring piece to me ... such balance in it!!!
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Le PURRR!!!! This one is fantastic. It's bright...it's large..the lines are amazing and take your eye in so many directions. Great!
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Thanks. This was the first rotational I did that I really understood what was going on with them. This one got me hooked on rotationals.
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