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DinkydauSet
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July 28, 1993
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Real life fractal animation in the wok! Jupiter storms alike [link]
This effect is a combination of oil and soap which shows very well how the water flows in the pan. It looks very similar to a fractal animation with waves and gnarls.
My name is Dinkydau. I have been using Apophysis since somewhere in 2007. I discovered it when I was browsing the WarRock forum (an online game). Someone on that forum had an Apophysis fractal in his signature. I asked him how he made that, and he said he did it with Apophysis. So I downloaded Apophysis and started working with it.
I found Apophysis back on my computer in May 2008, after not having used it for a long time. The reason why I stopped with it, is that I thought there wasn't really much more that could be made. I downloaded Photoshop and though I'd make some fractal renders to use those in signatures. Some months later I discovered DeviantART via YouTube. I searched YouTube for an Apophysis tutorial and found out there was more than just Apophysis 2.02 and the standard plugins and scripts. People on there were posting awesome animations! In 3d!
So I went to Google to find more information and found DeviantART, flam3, Apophymator and Apophysis 2.06 3d hack. That's when it actually all started. Apophysis 2.06 was much easier to work with than 2.02. Since then I've been practicing and practicing and I think I'm getting better and better at it. Hopefully I'll be as good as the popular artists on here one day.
-Dinkydau
Current Residence: Klaud Favourite genre of music: classical, deep house, electro, dubstep Favourite style of art: fractal flames Operating System: Windows 7 Favourite cartoon character: Donald Duck Personal Quote: God equals reality
Favorite visual artistJoel FaberFavorite bands / musical artistsJohann Sebastian BachFavorite gamesCHAOS! :DFavorite gaming platformdesktop computerOther InterestsFireworks, computers, music, fractals, infinity, dimensions and math in general
Yes, it's not amazing beauty, but the power-3 mandelbrot set surrounded by power-9 sets caught my interest. The whole thing has 3-fold symmetry corresponding to the power-3 set in the middle, while the details have 9-fold symmetry corresponding to the power-9 set. The 12-dimensional part is something I don't understand at the moment, but I understand that this render is a 2-dimesional slice of something bigger. Very interesting
You got it Moreover it's remarkable that there are nonicbrots, which represent 2 degrees higher than the main polynomial (7th degree) Well, there exists only 3 spatial dimensions, but the mathematicians have flipped out As there are 6 complex parameters to build up the parameter space, 12 dimensions are required See my journals [link] , [link] , and [link]
You have some stunning mandelbrots and apophysid abstracts there. I should've discovered your gallery ages ago. Thanks for the watch, I'll also be on the lookout for your upcoming fractals