JuliaFog by phfrancke

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Jan 06, 2013

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Description

xenodream Julia fractal rendered in Octane with fog settings shared by MattRM in the Octane forums.

Comments (21)

Antaran

6:51PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

I'm at a loss trying to interpret what it might be, but it's beautiful. Great lighting and texturing.

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Faemike55

6:56PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

Looks like a scene from an SciFi movie - exploring some underwater mystery, just before the horrible, nasty monster decides that this is a new toy to bat around. in other words: very cool work

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barryjeffer

6:58PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

This is fascinating .. so much can be read into it. Awesome!

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Danny_G

6:58PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

Cool stuff Franck

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Lenord

7:02PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

Cool stuff man, like AmazingSurf/Julia from MB3D with way better Fog FX, super job Peace

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mgtcs

7:52PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

Amazing image my friend, excellent textures and lighting!

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PatGoltz

8:47PM | Sun, 06 January 2013

Looks dark and mysterious. Like the woods at night.

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peedy

12:06AM | Mon, 07 January 2013

Beautiful! Gorgeous lighting! Corrie

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Kinchie

2:01AM | Mon, 07 January 2013

Strangely beautiful indeed! Really nice for the way it makes us wonder...My first thought were "Something from Mariana Trench", maybe. The fractal obj reminds me of the kind of chaotic add-hoc wiring ones sees between buildings in old very high density 3rd-world cities/towns [eg old parts of Calcutta, or Stonetown in Zanzibar]. Maybe some fed-up civil engineer excised the lot during an inner-city revival programme and chucked it into the sea in exasperation, to be found by an underwater explorer far in the future.

arthez

2:29AM | Mon, 07 January 2013

strange dark image, super

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