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    Fluency

    1st February 2007

    A setup I was studying during the last days (mainly swirls based).
    This is the first exposed design (also available at MySpace profile) as promised to Kitchaos (Chris Ursitti).

    Fluency
    Fluency
    Design and Rendering: Apophysis 2.05 beta

    This entry was posted on Thursday, February 1st, 2007 at 13:57 and is filed under Gallery, Apophysis.
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    7 Responses to “Fluency”

    1. Stacey Whaley Says:
      2 February 2007 at 19:36

      I’m happy to find your blog. There aren’t too many fractal blogs out there. I’ll be sure to add your link to my blog. My blog is all about fractals, too. Right now I make mostly Apophysis images, although soon I will probably get back into Ultra Fractal.

    2. Exper Says:
      2 February 2007 at 20:51

      Thank for appreciation Stacey.
      Send me (or reply here) the link of your own blog so I can take a look too; I’m always happy in finding people which share the same passion about this kind of abstarct art.

    3. Stacey Whaley Says:
      5 February 2007 at 20:40

      Hi Exper,

      Thanks for the response. Sure, my fractal site is at http://intergalacticart.blogspot.com

    4. Exper Says:
      6 February 2007 at 11:20

      You’re very welcome Stacey.
      I’ve got great designs at your site; I added your link to my Friends-list.

    5. Stacey Whaley Says:
      6 February 2007 at 14:32

      Thanks so much, Exper! I appreciate it. I’ll be visiting your blog often to look at your designs. Keep up the good work – it’s brilliant!

    6. Exper Chaotic Flow » Blog Archive » Fluency (Dispersion) Says:
      27 March 2007 at 11:23

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