Majestic by OOh Betty
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thank you for viewing my image. This fractal took 31 hours to render!!!
Please view larger size by clicking on image! Size is very large for poster size printing.
This is a fractal created in Apophysis 7x v14. Post work done in PSP.
Comments very much appreciated! Thank you for viewing my image.
Missy
My new website: http://missygainer.com
©Missy Gainer 2008-2012. All rights Reserved.

Comments (13)
Never heard of a 31 hour render in Apo, had some like that in MojoWorld but my longest in Apo has been probably 3-4 hours single threaded. Super work Peace
excellent!!
It is simply lovely Missy, and well worth all the time invested in it. Can't wait to check out your new website.
Beautiful! Gorgeous colors and lighting. Corrie
Nicely done, excellent composition and coloring
Very beautiful image. lol my wife uses APO and complains when it is going to take 15 minutes to render an image. I'm pretty sure one that takes 31 hours would never see the light of day at our house. I love your result though
I think why it took so long is because I rendered at 3600x2400 px and at a quality of 10,000. Still 31 hours does seem extremely long. Most of my renders take around 15 hours to render. My computer is new and fast. Weird huh.
A spendid image. Great work !!!!
What a very beautiful image and presentation. Looks so delicate yet carries alot of power. There is alot of tiny pieces contained into this outstanding render. Lol Jim (Greyone) he is so right. P.S. your added spiritual message is very touching.
looks like a jellyfish, great design and colors
Great design and very beautiful colors, super Apo work!
I've always heard that rendering at quality of values like 10,000 doesn't really pay off, just takes a lot longer. I think 1,000 was the usual suggestion at the old Apo mailing list. Anyway, great design.
Lovely image