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January 18, 2010
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apophysis 7x and a little photoshop for HSB adjustments and frame :)
I always wanted to make one of this kind :love:
I'm not that good at apo 3d so my heartfelt thank goes to ~Shortgreenpigg for sharing his 3d tiled ball script [link] :thanks: it has been very useful to figure out how to make this one :boogie:
however, this is made from blank flame ;)

fullview please :giggle:!

edit: oh my, that's great :wow: ad DD :woohoo:!!!!
many deep thanks to ~Jeddaka for suggesting :tighthug: and to ^Platinus for featuring it :aww: :huggle:!!! :thanks:!
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Given 2010-01-21
I've seen work like The Philosopher by *lindelokse before, but, this one keeps me interested. Intriguing textures and colors, not to mention details, makes this stand out among others done in this style. Great job! ( Suggested by ~Jeddaka and Featured by `Platinus )
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In normal veiw I see so many things to look at. Not just one object or vocal point. In a way it's a way to keep the person's eyes mezmorized but could be very confusing. Like a spiral of color asking to be looked at.

In full veiw this looks like something a person interesting in outer space would keep hanging up on his or her wall. In this veiw the details are amazing especially on the base of this art. I even noticed the small lights in the background not seen by normal veiw.

I like how the ground goes off into the background too. Not many imaages that are made can do that very well. Overall this is a very well done peice with very well done details.
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First impression is outstanding piece of Apo3D - great details and technical value :)
Since I'm also an apo user - I do know, how much work goes into composing this tiled sphere style and I can truly appreciate it.
The vertical composition is very 'smart' since this type of tiles does have a tendency to fade away from the sphere center point.
The only detail, which I did notice after few minutes of admiration, needing some improvements is the curves of the 'fireworks' I think , they should be starting in the middle of the brown squares of the sphere. This is a minor detail, which has no big bearing on the overall impact of the image.

Great 3d fractal Chiara - hope you will have more !!!
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*Vampyric-Saiyaness Aug 14, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Perfection!! This is amazing!!!!
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`lindelokse Jul 8, 2012   Digital Artist
thank you :thanks:!
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:iconzokiart555:
Di nulla! :nod: You're most welcome! :rose::sun::bow:
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:iconhorsecrazyisi:
Really beautiful! Never imagined a philosopher's stone
as being like this...
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`lindelokse Jul 8, 2012   Digital Artist
thanks a lot :thanks:!! alternate title was "the Philososphere" indeed :giggle:
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~xXMusic-MuseXx Feb 4, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Beautiful! Makes me think of Alice in Wonderland for some reason :D

You're amazing, fractal art is hard :)
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`lindelokse May 11, 2011   Digital Artist
:giggle: that's a nice and fascinating comparison :)!!! Thank you so much for your kind words :thanks:!
:hug: fractal art is not that hard, the fractal community here is very friendly and helpful and there's plenty of resources for any skill level ;) :nod:
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~xXMusic-MuseXx May 16, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Heh. I'll keep that in mind :)

BTW you're welcome :hug:
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Outstanding
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