A 3D animation rendered in September 2012 by Arthur Stammet with Mandelbulb 3D from http://www.fractalforums.com and programmed by Jesse. Music by Arthur Sta…
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A 3D animation rendered in September 2012 by Arthur Stammet with Mandelbulb 3D from http://www.fractalforums.com and programmed by Jesse. Music by Arthur Sta…
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WOW
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Amazing!!!?
Nice work.?
dude… this is fucking amazing. great? music too!! the scale is mind blowing. o.O
…and thanks for your appreciation. It has been easy to be patient, in expectation? of the sure results coming with the underlying maths 😉
I’m happy to find someone appreciating the picturesque aspect of this fractal. I fact, I looked for (and found) ornaments which are repeated and geometric like those, which may be seen in Arabic art. Animating and morphing them has been a pleasure…?
Approximatively 468 hours (=19.5 days) for 19401 Pictures in Full HD.?
The rendering job took just some hours: approximatively 468 hours (=19.5 days) for 19401 Pictures in Full HD.
I made it with my Desktop PC (Intel? Core i7 X980 3.33GHz, 24 GB Ram with Windows 7) and MAC (PowerBook Pro 17 Intel Core i7 2.2 GHz, 8 GB Ram with OSX Lion). That’s a little bit slower than real time 😉
Thank? you twice 😉
Thank? You.
Make that plural.? Two of the best in the genre.
Definitely? one of the best artists in this genre. Super talent, man.
I love your work and the math, code and patience that makes it possible.? Thanks for sharing your creativity!
How long did it take? to render??
Amazing, what a journey… I draw like this and for me it s like I m into my? drawing, thanks for this wonderful 3D view, it will make my art better.