Quetzal by PaulDeCelle

Fractal • (none) • posted on May 29, 2002

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Image created with Ultra Fractal.

Comments (17)

quino

5:28AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

nice!

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Omotou

6:13AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Sorry, there's only 10 available for rating :-) I didn't think that is possible with a fractal programme. It's more than brilliant, it's unbelievable!

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aartika

6:29AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Brilliant Paul! Next you'll be telling us that you can make it fly ;-)

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KPK

7:16AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Again one of your outstanding creations. Exceptional!

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mintyfresh

8:21AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Absolutely marvellous!

tolstoy

8:59AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Amazing!

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kansas

10:29AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Knocks my socks off! Fantastic. It is one of those few and far between unforgettable fractals that are so rare. You must spend hours and hours making one like this. Thanks for sharing it.

Cdeery

11:58AM | Wed, 29 May 2002

This is wonderful. It looks like an ancient pictograph painted on stone.

kuzy62

12:05PM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Amazing!!!

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dreampaint

12:13PM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Pfiuu a really great awesome picture. 15 is possible? ;)

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georgedvore

1:38PM | Wed, 29 May 2002

awesome picture! would it be impolite to ask how you did it? are we on to masking territory here? very impressed & jealous;-)

PaulDeCelle

10:18PM | Wed, 29 May 2002

Hey All, Thanks for the feedback! As for how this one was done, it uses a Pixel formula in each of the 12 layers (the mjd-Pixel-F formula will work), the pwc-Curls Trap UCL for the spiral, and the rdw-Shapes transformation for the other elements of the image. Plus some sam-SFBM II, sam-Voroni, and sam-3D SFBM UCL layers for the texture. Oh, and the dmj-fBm Glass 1 transformation gives it an irregular looking outline. That's all the secrets I'll share ;)

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