Dirty Streets by carlx
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Ultra Fractal 5.03 + PostworkShop 1.1.2480 Beta + Pf.

Comments (80)
Fantastic and creative work!!
Excellent
Definitely looks like a top-down view of some grungy city blocks. Excellent work Carl Peace
As always, a creative and well done design!
Exellente Creation.
Cool colours here !!!
Excellent creation!!!
Always fantastic a pleasure to view
This is excellent. Great textures and detailed design! Very nice fractal!
Amazing creation again..!!
Very creative..beautiful work!!
Fantastic designed fractal.
Stunning work, I love it!
Your skills never cease to amaze superb work hugs lou x
Incredible artwork,Karoly.The level of complexity is mind-boggling.
Top Class! A visual feast for a fractal lover!
Amazing work of art Carl.
Fantastic micro-part of a megalopolis! The title fit perfectly!
Unbelievable beauty, rich in details, great in composition and a fav for me.
This does look like an overhead view of one of Stonemason's Urban Sprawl sets for Poser. Really cool, Carl!
We can do nothing but admire the entire building ... still a crowded city! Beautiful colors, splendid and vivid abstraction UF !!!... and Carl We kunnen niets anders doen dan het hele gebouw bewonderen ... nog steeds een drukke stad! Prachtige kleuren, prachtige en levendige abstractie UF !!!... En Carl ook!too!
Exceptional Composition Carl......5++
Perfectly sumptuous!
magnifique,bien sur!!
Wonderful colors 'n' details! Excellent 3D'ness! (:
Amazing detail in this one Karoly, nicely done
Impressive UF work! RS
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Fantastic one, so much to explore!
Superb abstract design, Carl! Congrats :)