Apophysis Challenge #51

What an exciting week! Who would have guessed that the Oakland Raiders would win 2 in a row!?! And such big wins at that. I can't wait for KC next week.

We have had a lot of positive feedback on the recent Pushing the Envelope challenge. I'm glad that you are all enjoying the extra challenge. Please keep in mind that next week marks the 1 year anniversary of Apophysis Challenges! If you have any suggestions, ideas, donations, etc... please let me know asap. It really is a big thing...it's huge!, and every one of you who have been participating deserve to be celebrated for the strong effort you've been putting in. I'd really like to provide some prizes for the winner of the challenge next week, so any donations or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Just drop me a note.

I have some more exciting news coming in just a while. Things need to be solidified first, then I'll share with all of you.

The judging will be fierce this week with all of the great entries for Pushing The Envelope 2. Take your time in making your decision. Make sure that the entry held up to all the criteria and did a good job of coloring. I must commend all of you who have been voting too, we're seeing record numbers in the amount of votes for each challenge!

Our runners up for Challenge #49 tied: zweeZwyy & DulcineaWW.



has a wonderful winning entry. Amidst some very fun emoticons you'll find incredible fractals housed within her gallery. Give Brigitte-Fredensborg's gallery a browse, and you'll be sure to have your fractal buds tickled.
  
  


Voting is simple, and everyone is asked to give your say.
After you have reviewed the entries: choose one that you think held true and exemplified the particular challenge best. Send me a note with that artists name and a link to their fractal. One vote per person, per challenge. Voting ends with the next challenge deadline.

1.) Follow the challenge guidelines.
2.) Entries must be posted here in this journal, before deadline.
3.) Only one entry per artist.
4.) Keep postwork to a minimum (small adjustments/tweaks, watermarks)
5.) Parameters must be made available upon request.
6.) Parameters need to be posted in your entries comments, or in a comment underneath, not on the journal page.
7.) Have fun!!!

Spherical/Disc Challenge
This weeks challenge is brought to us by heavenriver. It is her first tutorial, and a very versatile one at that.
As usual, our tutorial challenges have a very small list of rules.

• Learn the style and technique of the tutorial
• Make it your own

I see a ton of potential available in this technique. Have fun with it!

Deadline: Sunday, November 7th 11:59pm (EST)