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sequential — A Theory That's Full of Holes
Published: 2006-12-01 19:41:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 848; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 0
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Designed and rendered in Apophysis 2.05z+Post-work done in Photoshop CS2
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did you think that, creating this work? hehe i like holes... -> unequivocal equivocal ..... i like it!
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awesome how did u do some of this in apophysis 2.05 i can't. i can only look through them.
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Thanks! The trick to using Apophysis are the triangles in the Transform Editor and tweaking them to your heart's content. Finding the right combination or sweet-spot can take some time, but there are a lot of good tutorials on the Web. Check out these links: [link] . [link] , [link]
Good luck!
=sequential
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It's like the internal workings of a solar clock... haha. Great job!
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Thanks so much. Glad you liked it!
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I love this organic-like feeling. very well done
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very nice work mate..its funny ive just been reading an article about the worlds earliest mechanism..and it sort of reminded me of it!? 
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Funny, I was just reading about that. Apparently we were more advanced in those days than originally thought!
Thanks!
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superb! one thing's for sure... your art's not full of holes!
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Looks like I hit all the important areas.
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pretty high quality for a jpeg, i'm surprised at how well the reds are preserved. good thing too, that nukeflaring red/yellow glow is most awesome
while the structure is technically really interesting, i know you've keener composition skills... of course this is just my opinion, but the piece wants to be a bit taller and have some reflective symmetry to go with those circles.
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Thanks for the comment and suggestions.
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that's the difference between physics and mathematics
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