Julio PDN Pics

It's Halloween, and I hope everyone is doing well. Since getting Apophysis 7x, I've been doing as much as I can with Fractals. I started with a purple and blue fractal, and heavily manipulated it here again with many different effects. It also took me about three tries to get this looking right since the first two it was much too bright in the center. This third take I changed everything completely and so now I give you Ectoplasm. I did Radial Blur for the subtle background, then some Polar Inversion for the rest of it. I then added Dents, and blurred everything out with Gaussian Blur. The main layer blend modes I used were Screen, Glow, Overlay, and Negation. Hope you enjoyed the bonus image this month, and I'll see you again next month.

The title of this image should give something away. I used a different method to create this image, starting with a fractal created on Apophysis 7X, much like Heatstroke earlier on this blog. Not really sure how I got it created, since I don't know how to use the program, but I got something that looked cool, so I worked with it. It also had a color combo I never thought of which is a yellowish gold color, and purple. With that, I bring you, Time Fractals As you can see, it was heavily manipulated with Polar Inversion and Radial Blur. I then added some extra gold color on the top left, and some purple color on the bottom right. I blended most of it together with Lighten, but then to make colors brighter and pop, I used Additive, Overlay, and Reflect. I hope you enjoy this post, and I'll see you here soon.