So how does your average Apoholic celebrate the changing of the seasons? By joyfully dancing around a lush fractal garden, that's how!


...really. With real dancing.

And of course we wouldn't want to leave anyone out, so those of us at =Apophysis wanted to give you all a double dose of fractaliciousness this time. Without further ado let's get to the featuring!

=ba8y6irl's picks:


Anna explores a land of fine lines and fine details in "Improbable Song". The white background complements the darker fractal colours and makes the tiniest of details stand out in an amazing way. I absolutely love and envy the clarity of this beautiful fractal!













^cmptrwhz's picks:













=CoRayBee's picks:


This beautiful fractal is full of colour and detail, and the 3D effect adds some depth that makes it just pop off the page. The ideal addition to anyone's fractal garden.













`DWALKER1047's picks:


What I like about this fractal is the intricacies in it. It is masterfully done. The gradient she chose was perfect and highlighted the piece in such a way as to bring much interest. Definitely spectacular and one of her very best pieces!













=pantherwitch4982's picks:


On a Smaller Scale by =banana-tree is a great mix of both apo (foreground) and ultra-fractal (background) and makes the very atoms of fractal art bounce out of your computer screen.













Until next time, folks. Keep dazzling us, please!