Second on the list to talk about, I made a very interesting discovery recently. I was attempting to recreate a Plastic fractal, namely When Harmony Clashes. Halfway through, I got fed up with the blur and started deviating from the normal Plastic fractal method. That's when I came upon these specific parameters which are incredibly intriguing. Everything you'll need to know is below.

NEEDED:
--Apophysis 2.07
--Plugins (Scry, at least)

INSTRUCTIONS: First off, you open up the parameters in Apophysis (2.07+plugins), and you see that it's pretty much blank. Lame, I know. Go to the transform editor; you'll notice that transform 1 is blank. How weird, right? Well, that's where you come in. You put in whatever you want there, and almost any variation will give you a different result. That's only the first step. From there, you can move transform 2 (in very small amounts) to obtain radical differences. The parameters are basically a plastic fractal, with some space left for you to fill in.

Now then, I'm going to share some parameters with you all. I trust that putting them out on a journal isn't going to be a problem because you are all creative enough to use them to the extent that the work becomes your own, and not just a simple change to the parameters (Which does, admittedly, make quite a difference in the output). Be forewarned, these parameters, by themselves, look like junk, but they are very powerful. Things change very quickly. And without further suspense: