Age: ancient (born in '56)
Sex: I remember that... (male)
Location: Deeeeeeeeeeeep South, USA
BIO
I've been married 17 happy years. I've actually been married 23 yrs, but about 17 have really been happy. =^}
I have twin girls just out of high school.
During the day, I am a Certified Engineer specializing in new construction for my local State Highway Dept. In the evenings I do some web design for the locals : http://www.gratrgraphics.com
I started messing with Terragen, but saw fractals posted and fell in love. Picked up Apophysis and became an immediate addict. The images that I render are a little eclectic, but hey...I like them. Hope y'all do also.
I have also written a tutorial for Apophysis:
Creating and Saving Custom Gradient Packs in Apophysis
You can find it under the Fractal section of the tutorial link at the top of the page or you can view it at it's alternate site:
http://www.geocities.com/apotut/
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Comments (16)
CarolSassy
Very cool. Now tell me everything you learned! lol q-: Honestly now, good luck with your course. Thanks for the peek at your lesson! (:
ralphwarnick
Way Kool!
Fractelaar
Most say this very interresting as you can create this in a fractal program and you have done a very good job On the another side i think we come further and furter away from what real fractal is anybody believe you as you said i have use a 3d program for this A lot of people have problems with the program XD and his 3d tools but as i see this a lot try to create the same effects in UF with creating 3d scene,s LOL Strange but also a wonderful world with so many diffirent taste,s and idea,s
kansas
Incredible UF image. Sounds like a great course.
Deagol
Well done. I appreciate what it took to create this.
missie_mandelbrot
I think you may set a new trend here. Should market your Ying & Yang logo to Frizbee companies. Great homework assignment. Something learned something new.
mumitroll
Great :-) This makes me speachless cause how much I struggle and get frustrated my images never come out like this (smiling)
then
Fantastic demonstration of UF capabilities, Gary. Let us see more of your skills.
ligt
your course pays off. wasnt she starting a new one soon?
chesscanoe
Well done - knowing one program well looks preferable to knowing three casually. The next best seller might get written using Excel....
Dinhi
Two grand apposing forces ready to take flight on a frisby. I cannot imagine the work that went into this project, thank you for sharing, it's awesome to see an artists many layers. (=
fractalinda
A cool design. I like the truchet patternplay and textures, as well as the play between dark and light. Striking in black and white. Your deliberate combination of elements..along with the masking, creates an awesome sense of perspective. Excellent work.
tresamie
Astonishing! It looks like the class is well worth taking!
infinite-art
Thank you for the plug, Gary! ~ We discuss the tools and the techniques in the course, but it's the artist who conceives the ideas and puts it all together! Next course begins January 1. Janet
blacq_nyght_vampyre
Interesting piece!! Nicely done.
Isir
Indeed some homework assignment ! Great work, and I am looking forward to the masking class myself even more now :)