Seeing some of the work there I was crushed to note that my pseudo-complex designs just didn't match up.
Nonetheless with 2GB of RAM and a 2.2GHz dual core beckoning it was time to call in the big guns. Thats where I came across Apophysis. It generates amazing fractals in real-time on the basis of the transformation you select. Yes I know the description is a bit vague, but given that even I am a noob as far as this software is concerned I hope most of you guys will tolerate it.
Any way I strongly suggest downloading one of the newer (post 2.05) beta versions as most of the tutorials I found work with these.
Also to get an idea of what you can do with Apophysis I have uploaded 3 of my latest creations.
Enjoy :)
The Bedouin
The Lady in the Water(This was touched up in PS later)
Dancing Twins
Note: This post was taken verbatim from my own blog. I found that it was in context for the Balshree blog too, since Creativity can be anything you like.
2 comments:
My personal favorites lie in Julia Sets...
Though nice ones...do share the expressions u used, that would be more close to open source sharing.
I generally try to modify the the transformations by using the triangle visualizations
hence it is not very easy to remember what exactly I did back then
I think it turns out best when you make 2-3 random transformation, then think about what the image resembles and then try to enhance that effect
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