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A Long-Time Space Mantis Lost Vinyl
The Lost Mantis Vinyl is firstly a collection of several original fractals that I've created over the years and never released, for a reason or another, and which I have decided to release publicaly. I'll add more on a regular basis.
These artworks are not all esthetic in nature, but may often carry a high level of symbolism and meanings.
You will find here fractals created over 20 years long period, using several fractal softwares.
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Description
PURCHASE
This is the standard 400 x 800 version. The 800 x 1600 HD version is available for 50
[$0.50], and can be purchased to the right. For Personal Use Only.ABOUT
I was sitting in Honolulu waiting for my mother to finish her appointment, and decided it'd be a great time to make some new fractals. So here's some fractal raindrops with a bokeh-like effect for you.
Also, thank you guys! All your
's and views of this in the last few hours have made this another of my dA front pagers! I love you guys! 
SOFTWARE
Made with Apophysis 7x by `XyrusWorx
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Image size
800x1600px 1.27 MB
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Overall Vision Originality
Technique ImpactAn excellent piece which is not only beautiful but also story-telling.
With brilliant dimensional arrangement, the fractal grabs your attention right at the first glance. The longer you gaze at it, the more you're absorbed into the screen, pulled through it to reach a different dimension. This effect is enforced by the well-varied brightness. The color creates a dreamy atmosphere, which forms a great combination with the pull mentioned-above.
It is the stories told behind that make the real value of the piece. Some might see rainfall, others might see tears. Or maybe someone else could see the tears of the rain goddess, who knows?!!
The only weakness of the piece is easy to detect. The outlines of the drops - or more exactly, the black parts - are too clear, not to mention the improper variation in terms of dimension; if you zoomed in, you could see that the sizes of the outlines decrease with distance, while the opacity, however, does not. This costs one 'Vision' star.
All in all, this piece is really a pleasant to the eyes.