You know what this reminds me of? The descriptions of planetary-scale engineering in the book Anvil of Stars by Greg Bear. There, an advanced civilization created huge funnel-like objects that jutted out of a gas giant, for some unknown purpose. It was a good book...
Amazing work. By now I'm sure you've noticed you've been Dugg, but as a follower of fractal art for some time...I still wonder: How do you go about starting a project like this? Everything I've tried my hand at has been comparatively awful. Any tips?
To be honest, I only started using Apophysis 3D only 5 or 6 months ago. I started just rendering randomly generated fractals then I started to familiarize myself with the various variations and how they behave and interact, looked at a couple of tutorials and refined my knowledge, experimented with some techniques of my own. I know that's not a whole lot to go on, but I do suggest you take a look at some of the many wonderful tutorials here on DA (click [link]) for starters.
This fractal has been featured here [link] if for some reason you would prefer me not to feature your work in my journal, drop me a note and it will be removed.
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Cheers.
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No need to reply, I can feel the love from here! I support reduced, logical thanking.