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Submitted: July 6, 2007
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Digital Art / Fractal Art

You're in, you've made it past the bouncers,
the beats are throbbing, competing.
Lines begin their dance,
and the first prickle at the base of the neck
heralds the impending rush.
But which way?
The corridor,
or the stairs?

Decisions, decisions

Pure Apophysis...

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~~wow 0 0~~

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

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=GypsyH Mar 25, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I just ran across this and it is awesome!!

~IDeviant Mar 26, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

A disc-julian - you can see the structure appear in animation here, or if you have a fast connection (and patience), in much better quality here

=GypsyH Mar 26, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

That is absolutely awesome!! I have to learn how to do that! Is it hard to do? I am so new with this stuff that my head is spinning.

~IDeviant Mar 27, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

First, you must be familiar with the Apo scripting language (Pascal). Loops are the foundations of animation. Then, some software to compile the hundreds/thousands of rendered frames into a movie. Some links to get you started:

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More head-spinning ahead

=GypsyH Mar 27, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thank you! I have movie makers that do those types of files - and later when I get time I will check out what all the links have to say. I bookmarked them so that I wouldn't lost them.

~IDeviant Mar 28, 2008 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Cool! The other side, of course, is to take a flame and then find a variation on it and ask "how do I get from here to there?" Then design to loop(s) to do it

~Alterren Oct 1, 2007 Digital Artist

Quite a fascinating piece with an illusion all it's own. The question, I suppose, is: Now that you're here, can you find your way back out again?

I really like the clarity and shading of the design! Excellent work!

~IDeviant Oct 1, 2007 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Oooooh, I guess Time will need to work his magick there

There's always a way out for "he who waits"

~Alterren Oct 2, 2007 Digital Artist

Isn't that the truth! I'm patient. The good stuff always comes to those that wait.

~Gibson125 Sep 13, 2007 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Fantastic image Ian. A fav for sure.

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