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Made with Mandelbulb3D.
I'm sorry for the size but too many details were lost in resizing (it was rendered much bigger) and I didn't want to compress it much more than this.
I'm sorry for the giant watermark too, I couldn't find a clean spot to hide my usual small ones :-)

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©2012-2013 ~Vidom
Category: Digital Art / Fractal Art / Raw Fractals

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*jennystokes Sep 26, 2012  Professional General Artist
Am I allowed to have this one..............???????
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~Vidom Sep 26, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I owe you more than this :-)
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*jennystokes Sep 27, 2012  Professional General Artist
NO!
You do not!
I love it.
Hugs and xxxxxxxxxx
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~Uchua Sep 23, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Absolutely stunning. I usually upload the large scale versions of my images for the same reason. It's a shame that so much gets lost in rendering when you set the scale lower.
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~Vidom Sep 24, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Yes, it's a limit of monitors anyway. But prints need the high resolution we're cutting here, it's nice to know we can have prints better than what you see on video :-)
And thanks :-)
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~Uchua Sep 25, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I'm planning on getting 2560x1440 pixel 27" display at some point so I can truly appreciate large scale images. Samsung makes one that has almost the same specs as the Thunderbolt Display but works with a typical PC.
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~Vidom Sep 26, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
That's great!
Actually I'm submitting my works bigger since my cousin gave me his old Mac, with a Cinema Display 2560x1600. I couldn't make them so big on my old 1600x1200, I discovered monitor size really counts :-)
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~Uchua Sep 27, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Those 2560x1600 displays are nice but cost like twice as much as the ones that are only slightly lower resolution. I'm sure someday I'll be sitting around playing TES XXV: Skyrim IV on a 16,000x9,000 screen but for now I'm content only wanting to blow like $700 on a screen lol.
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~Vidom Sep 28, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
:D
As I said, it was a gift and I'm happy for that.
I would've ever bought this monitor 6 or 7 years ago, when the price was ridiculously high :D
But I must say Apple monitors' quality is very good. Last LED one though are too reflective and I still prefer the old opaque coated ones.
I'm not as sure as you about the future though, size is clearly increasing fast but a wall can't be filled by a monitor as efficiently and cheaply as a projection.
If I had to bet about the future, I'd say monitors will be embedded into glasses/masks, or 3D hologram technology will allow us to use air as our workplace :-)
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~Uchua Sep 28, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
The future ---> [link]
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