Fractal Hyperbole

October 2, 2012, 8:19 am

According to Wikipedia, "Hyperboles are exaggerations used to create emphasis or effect." I hope this fractal star spiral has an effect on the viewer.

This Apo creation was inspired by Apo Challenge 150 which is being held by

(Stan) and the entries have been submitted. Here's the link to the entries: [link] for the Challenge. They are towards the bottom of the journal post.

This image was not entered into Apo Challenge 150 because I had already submitted one, but I had so much playing around with Apo for the Challenge, I managed to do a few others that I thought I would post.

Here's my entry for Apo Challenge 150:

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

) and postwork in PhotoPlus X5.

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Spirals and More Spirals

October 2, 2012, 1:16 pm

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This is another fractal I made as inspired by Apo Challenge 150, being held by

This one is with made with linear3D and the Bubble variations only, as per the rules of the Challenge. I didn't enter this one in the Challenge because I submitted a different picture for it, but I liked the way this came out so I uploaded this one, too. I hope you enjoy it.

Here's the one I did submit for Apo Challenge 150:

Here's the link to all of the entries: [link] for the Challenge. They are towards the bottom of the journal post.

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

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Spidey's Halloween

October 2, 2012, 1:30 pm

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This is a possible entry into

's (Dee) fabulous Annual Halloween Contest! Here's the link to the journal article about the contest: [link]

I wasn't quite sure how to categorize this, but most of the elements in this are fractals (web, ghost and all three pumpkins), but there are also some photographs that I took (the moon and the underbase of the black widow spider is really an Argiope Spider) and some clipart or illustrations from the web (the witch, the black widow body, and the Spiderman costume mask and boots). I'm not sure how I will classify it for the contest, but I'll check with Dee first.

Here's the thumbs of the photos I used in this:
Moon:

Argiope Spider:

Fractals made in both Apophysis 7X (developed by :iconXyrus02) and in UF5 and postwork done in both PhotoPlus X5 and Photoshop CS6.

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Color Burst

October 5, 2012, 10:57 pm

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Another Apo for fun.

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

) and postwork done in Photoshop CS5.

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Bright Spiral Light

October 8, 2012, 2:57 pm

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Another simple Apo. Love how the colors seem to emanate from within.

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

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Julian Rings

October 12, 2012, 12:56 pm

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Just playing around, warming up for Apo Challenge 152 being held by

. After a particularly hard one last week, this week's Challenge rules are a bit easier. Here's what it says:

Only 2

Last week's challenge was a very hard one. This week, we'll ease up a bit and go with what I've dubbed a "limiting challenge".

Choose 2 and only two variations from the following list. These are the only two variations allowed in your fractal for the week. Both are required. Remember to work hard to make your fractal aesthetically pleasing.
Julian
Juliascope
Crackle
Polar 2
Rings 2

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

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Julian Rings Deux

October 13, 2012, 11:29 am

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This is a manipulation of Julian Rings:

I just added a little 3D effect to it. It gives it a slightly different look, I think.

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

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Golden Stained Glass and Brocade

October 13, 2012, 8:49 pm

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This is another fractal created based on the rule for Apo Challenge 152 [link] being held by

. The rules were pretty straightforward. But, I'm not sure whether I'll submit this one or another. I've done several.

Here are the rules for Apo Challenge 152:

Only 2
Last week's challenge was a very hard one. This week, we'll ease up a bit and go with what I've dubbed a "limiting challenge".

Choose 2 and only two variations from the following list. These are the only two variations allowed in your fractal for the week. Both are required. Remember to work hard to make your fractal aesthetically pleasing.
Julian
Juliascope
Crackle
Polar 2
Rings 2

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

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Polar2 Julian Fans

October 13, 2012, 8:52 pm

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This another fractal created based on the rule for Apo Challenge 152 [link] being held by

) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

Here are the params:
<flame name="PW 2 Polar2 Julian" version="Apophysis 7x Version 14" size="683 384" center="0.0450626321782983 0.308838225382882" scale="491.76" oversample="2" filter="0.4" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="5" gamma="3.5" gamma_threshold="0.05" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0">
<xform weight="1" color="0.326" symmetry="-1" julian="1.5" coefs="0.61521 0.788363 -0.788363 0.61521 -0.357922 -0.011482" julian_power="50" julian_dist="10" opacity="1" />
<xform weight="100" color="0.805" symmetry="0.8" polar2="-1" coefs="1.077721 0.424053 -0.424053 1.077721 0.049417 0.040937" opacity="1" />
<xform weight="3.5" color="0.792" julian="1.5" coefs="0 0.223158 -0.223158 0 0 0" post="0.944227 0 0 0.944227 0.01712 -0.001902" julian_power="10" julian_dist="-0.4" opacity="1" />
<xform weight="3.5" color="0.481" julian="1.5" coefs="1 0 0 1 0 0" julian_power="10" julian_dist="-5" opacity="1" />
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</flame>

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Polar Julian String Art

October 13, 2012, 9:09 pm

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This is another fractal created based on the rule for Apo Challenge 152 [link] being held by

. The rules were pretty straightforward. But, I'm not sure if I can submit this one because I used "polar" rather than "polar2" on this. But, I've done several others.

Here are the rules for Apo Challenge 152:

Only 2
Last week's challenge was a very hard one. This week, we'll ease up a bit and go with what I've dubbed a "limiting challenge".

Choose 2 and only two variations from the following list. These are the only two variations allowed in your fractal for the week. Both are required. Remember to work hard to make your fractal aesthetically pleasing.
Julian
Juliascope
Crackle
Polar 2
Rings 2

Flame Name: PW 1b hue shft Polar Julian

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

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Bright Center of Hope

October 15, 2012, 8:22 am

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OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

This is an Apo fractat that I did in tribute to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

It started out using the rules for Apo Challenge 152 (held Oct 8-15, 2012), but then after I submitted one for the Challenge, I started tweaking and using variations not allowed in the Challenge.

It turned into a rose pink flower with a bright center of hope.

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (develope by

) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.
Original params named: PW 6 Polar Julian grad shft 2 signed vlrg

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Sad News Seems to be Everywhere

October 15, 2012, 10:08 am

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Blue Ribbon Vector With Child

October 17, 2012, 10:39 am

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Just a little something. This child won 1st place in the NOLA Baby Festival in New Orleans

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Sinusoidal Julia

October 22, 2012, 6:51 pm

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This is my entry for Apo Challenge 153 ([link]) being held by

. Here are the rules for the Challenge:
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Supreme Olde Skool
This week's challenge comes to us by way of suggestion by ~mutequacky. He has suggested that we create a fractal using only the options available to us within Apophysis 2.02. I must say, this was quite some time ago. This means no xaos (and maybe no post-transforms?...I can't recall that far back). Below you will find a list of variations that were in Apophysis 2.02, only plugins on this list are allowed. At the time there weren't even variables for the different variations!
linear
sinusoidal
spherical
swirl
horseshoe
polar
bent
hankerchief
heart
disc
spiral
hyperbolic
diamond
ex
julia
waves
fisheye
popcorn

I hope you all enjoy the throwback!
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I actually opened Apo 2.02 and tried to use it to create the image, but OMG, how far we've come with Apophysis! Not only were there were no variables, xaos or post-transforms, there was no triangle control tab, there was no way to rotate the triangles and you could size and shape them using any of the three vertices called A, B and C, rather than the O, X or Y. There were a number of things that are not in 2.02, but I won't list them all. Suffice to say, it was a very raw environment and I'm so happy for the endeavors of others to get this wonderful program so far with so many nice features and wonderful controls!!

Here are my parameters for this image:

<flame name="PW 3a close wide of CJ JulianTechnique1 Julian2" version="Apophysis 7x Version 14" size="800 450" center="0 0" scale="560" angle="-0.785398163397448" rotate="45" oversample="1" filter="0.5" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="9.22173913043478" gamma="4.11" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0">
<xform weight="0.25" color="0.13" sinusoidal="0.13" coefs="0 0.861752 -0.861752 0 0 0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="2.5" color="0.98826042143628" julia="1" coefs="0.570411 -0.570411 0.570411 0.570411 0 -0.3" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="1" color="0.754797266563401" julia="0.25" coefs="0.534559 -0.534559 0.534559 0.534559 0 -0.15" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="1" color="0.251260035671294" julia="0.5" coefs="0.467849 -0.467849 0.467849 0.467849 0 0" opacity="1" ></xform>
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</palette>
</flame>

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

, Thank God) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

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Espiral Dreams

October 23, 2012, 3:31 pm

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This is a possible entry into Apo Challenge 154 [link] which is being held by

Here are the rules for the Challenge:

Epispiral

The rules for this week's challenge are very simple.

In three (3) transforms or less, create a stunning fractal using the Epispiral variation on at least one transform.

I think I got all the requirements right, 3 transforms and Espiral on at least one. Here are the params:

<flame name="PW Tweak 3 wide of Plastic Droste Espiral script by BD" version="Apophysis 7x Version 15" size="840 525" center="0.395339159384103 0.395986736804247" scale="252" oversample="1" filter="0.2" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="28.4391304347826" gamma="2.38" vibrancy="1.1" gamma_threshold="0.28" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0" plugins="" >
<xform weight="0.0125" color="0.019" symmetry="-1" noise="0.095" blur="0.4" coefs="1 0 0 1 0 0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="10" color="0.242" symmetry="0.88" linear="0.06" spherical="0.5" Epispiral="0.01" coefs="-0.194077 0.264869 -0.264869 -0.194077 0.485846 0.014704" Epispiral_n="6" Epispiral_thickness="0" Epispiral_holes="0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="0.25" color="0.465" eyefish="0.1" droste="0.05" coefs="1 0 0 1 0 0" droste_r1="0.5" droste_r2="1" opacity="1" ></xform>
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</palette>
</flame>

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It's a Loonie Espiral World!

October 27, 2012, 12:39 pm

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This is another possible entry to Apo Challenge 154 [link] being held by the incomparable

(Stan). The rules were pretty simple for this and I think I followed them OK. I only have 3 transforms, 2 regular TX and 1 final TX and I have espiral on one of the regular TXs. But, here are the rules for Apo Challenge 154:

Epispiral

The rules for this week's challenge are very simple.

In three (3) transforms or less, create a stunning fractal using the Epispiral variation on at least one transform.

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Here are my params for this image:

<flame name="PW 1e grad edit Spherical Espiral Loonie" version="Apophysis 7x Version 14" size="683 384" center="-0.435985033349601 -0.117455669432243" scale="307.35" oversample="2" filter="0.4" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="31.0695652173913" gamma="3.16" gamma_threshold="0.310723648897764" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0">
<xform weight="0.4" color="0.792" symmetry="-1" blur="0.5" coefs="1 0 0 1 0 0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="20" color="1" symmetry="0.98" linear3D="0.01" spherical="1.2" hyperbolic="-0.01" Epispiral="0.01" coefs="-0.009435 -0.121644 0.121644 -0.009435 -0.114549 0.059474" Epispiral_n="4" Epispiral_thickness="0" Epispiral_holes="0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<finalxform color="0.234" linear3D="-0.5" loonie="1" coefs="-0.359355 1.291314 -1.291314 -0.359355 0.135091 -0.486807" ></finalxform>
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</flame>

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Webs of Rainbow Lace

October 27, 2012, 7:21 pm

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This is another possible entry to Apo Challenge 154 [link] being held by the incomparable

(Stan). The rules were pretty simple for this and I think I followed them OK. I only have 3 transforms, 2 regular TX and 1 final TX and I have espiral on one of the regular TXs. But, here are the rules for Apo Challenge 154:

Epispiral

The rules for this week's challenge are very simple.

In three (3) transforms or less, create a stunning fractal using the Epispiral variation on at least one transform.

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Here are my params for this image:

<flame name="PW 4a of Sahar tut by Epogh" version="Apophysis 7x Version 14" size="840 525" center="3.34143603373468 0.309482214464267" scale="319.2" angle="-1.28107167096384" rotate="73.4" oversample="2" filter="0.4" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="43.6304347826087" gamma="2.9" gamma_threshold="0.429735797349805" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0">
<xform weight="10" color="0.902" symmetry="0.92" linear3D="0.2" spherical="0.9" Epispiral="0.018" coefs="-0.115083 0.137036 -0.137036 -0.115083 0.511512 0.178549" Epispiral_n="0.6" Epispiral_thickness="0" Epispiral_holes="0" opacity="1" ></xform>
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</flame>

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

yrus02

and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

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3D Bubble Garden

October 29, 2012, 3:09 pm

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This is an Apo fractal done using the marvelous Beautiful Colorful 3D Flowers Tutorial [link] by

. This is the tutorial currently being done on RedBubble in the Apophysis Tutorial Fun group. [link] This took a little work to tweak, but thanks to the very helpful members of the Apophysis Tutorial Fun group, I got a few more interesting things to pop up. I will continue to play with it.

Here's another one based on the same tutorial:

Made using Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by Georg Kiehne) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

Flame name: PW 4 of Beautiful 3D Flowers by fengda2870

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Espiral Galaxies

October 29, 2012, 3:35 pm

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≪ Previous: 3D Bubble Garden

This is another possible entry to Apo Challenge 154 [link] being held by the incomparable

(Stan). The rules were pretty simple for this and I think I followed them OK. I only have 3 transforms, 2 regular TX and 1 final TX and I have espiral on one of the regular TXs. But, here are the rules for Apo Challenge 154:

Epispiral

The rules for this week's challenge are very simple.

In three (3) transforms or less, create a stunning fractal using the Epispiral variation on at least one transform.

*********************
Here are my params for this image:

<flame name="PW 5 of Sahar tut by Epogh" version="Apophysis 7x Version 15" size="840 525" center="1.30696155648724 1.33458886010463" scale="168" angle="-0.029845130209103" rotate="1.71" oversample="1" filter="0.5" quality="50" background="0 0 0" brightness="39.3391304347826" gamma="2.9" vibrancy="1.1" gamma_threshold="0.387472669824416" estimator_radius="9" estimator_minimum="0" estimator_curve="0.4" enable_de="0" plugins="" >
<xform weight="10" color="0.902" symmetry="0.92" linear3D="0.2" spherical="0.75" Epispiral="0.018" coefs="-0.163623 0.07246 -0.07246 -0.163623 0.3737 0.30151" Epispiral_n="0.6" Epispiral_thickness="0" Epispiral_holes="0" opacity="1" ></xform>
<xform weight="0.25" color="0.335" symmetry="-1" linear3D="1.5" rectangles="0.001" droste="0.128" coefs="0.153971 0.190762 -0.190762 0.153971 -0.064579 -0.291108" rectangles_x="0.954" rectangles_y="0.373" droste_r1="1E-010" droste_r2="0.21" opacity="1" ></xform>
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</flame>

Made in Apophysis 7X v15 (developed by

) and postwork done in PhotoPlus X5.

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