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My gallery and all the works contained in it are © 2007-present Katia Noli. They can't be reproduced, published, uploaded, commercialized, copied or otherwise altered in any way without my express written permission. Download for personal, non-reproductive, non-commercial use, is allowed.
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My gallery and all the works contained in it are © 2007-present Katia Noli. They can't be reproduced, published, uploaded, commercialized, copied or otherwise altered in any way without my express written permission. Download for personal, non-reproductive, non-commercial use, is allowed.
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The title means "Hypnosis". I think this is the more optical fractal I have ever obtained in Apo.
Anyway! This is a gift for
, who requested me to upload the number 42 in my list of wannabe uploaded fractals, because 42 is TEH answer! 
Anyway! This is a gift for
, who requested me to upload the number 42 in my list of wannabe uploaded fractals, because 42 is TEH answer! 
CRITIQUE IS ALWAYS WELCOME Original size 1200x800
Apophysis 2.08 3d Hack
's Meckie Custom Gradients gradient pack
Paint.net for noise reduction, sharpening, resizing, background, title, signature, and watermark
The Gimp for border
Apophysis 2.08 3d Hack
's Meckie Custom Gradients gradient packPaint.net for noise reduction, sharpening, resizing, background, title, signature, and watermark
The Gimp for border
7/29/10 Featured by =innermachine in her news article here: [link]
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1220x820px 1.9 MB
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Overall
Vision Originality
Technique ImpactA piece that just transcends the laws of optic illusion.
Ipnosi (Italian for "hypnosis") has many distinctive elements that bring it to be a really complex, and very effective fractal: first, the bubbles lined up in the middle, which seem to distort and almost pop up the more the user approaches the corners of the image; then the side spirals, which gently grab hold of the spheres, seemingly wanting to cage them, contributing to the stretching of the image. While the bubbles inflate, the spirals actually go to the exact opposite side, for a wonderful graphic balance. Another little detail I really loved was also the colouring: it reminds very much of the lovely marbles in Florence, all in white and green, with wonderful geometrical motifs on them!