TANGERINE DREAM by arcticfox1
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Not for the faint of heart - click at your own risk! lol OK......an eye-crosser here! Wish I could explain how INTENSE bright, colors affect me, but I don't know how to put it in words! Kinda like my brains' natural high. Guess I got it from my dad. :-)
[This particular fractal does not compress well in the jpeg format...looks much better as a tiff!]
Years ago when I was small, my mom made my dad a shirt out of the most spectacular fuschia/green paisley material...and he loved it. One Saturday we went to the grocery store, and as my dad was standing at the meat counter, a lady came up beside him - with a dress on in the same material!! My mom about died of embarassment! My dad thought it was funny....he didn't care what people thought - he did what he wanted. Yep.....I took after him!! ..Go get your glasses. ......Fractal Explorer.........no post except sig.
Many thanks to all who have viewed and commented on my posts....especially to Arend, for his FE suggestions....THANKS!! :-)

Comments (5)
Great shapes and colors.
A trip it is and a wonderful one too! You've hypnotized me with this piece for sure, the colours and the shapes work their magic perfectly. One of the most impressive pieces I have seen in your gallery so far!
The artwork is amazing!! Excellent work !!!
This one reminds me of a poster I had on my wall for years when I was a teen. Almost the exact same design with the silhouette of a man in the middle and above and under the picture were the words Supose They Gave A War and Nobocy Came. Beautiful work of art man and thanks for bringing back those old momeries of my youth.
:))Love the story about your Dad's shirt. This is a stunner of an image. The coloring blows my mind!