Multimat Coils by kaward
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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This was created with Incendia 1.2, using materials I created for texturing baseshapes and formula No 10 {Julia set Z 3+C vs.Ifs}. It took about 2 hrs to render, surprisingly. The background created in PS using gradient fills.
I really must get out with my camera, it is so long since I had a day taking pix. My shutter finger is starting to bob up and down on it's own!
Thanks fro taking a look this is quite a complex structure and worth a zoom I think.
Comments (19)
Very cool-looking alien growth you have here ...
Excellent!!!! Love It.
Marvellous! but you must get out more, as they say!!
Very nice image and yes, the zoom is a must to see all the details. Congrats.
Very well done on your part.
WOW!
Very cool structure and details!!!
indeed a complex structure. I find the coloring very interesting and looks you have that totally down to a science. When I clicked for Max. size I noticed the little "pitts" that I always try to get rid off when I render and realize now that it gave this image an interesting texture.. that would help if I do not have to render them for 24hours.. lol.
What an interesting piece of artwork this is.
lovely coloring and interesting shape kevin x
Fantastice creation.
oh this is cool.
Cool object, I like how colorful it is.
Gorgeous work and creation! Splendidly done.
A splendid creation and no wonder it took so long to render it has wonderful details.
Excellent work.
This is so wonderful in coloring, and so nicely complex, with so many great details to see! Well done, and nice to see you still making art! waves
Very well done, Kevin! I need to explore that "castle fractal" set again; I nearly abandoned it to due to a sense of overuse.
Beautiful structure!