Fractal Summer Vacation Creation by clbsmiley
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This was fun...
Enjoy!
I have a week off starting tomorrow!!! Yea!
Update on Dr. opinion...
Those nerves could take a long time to heal.
Blah!!!
so I am hanging in there with messed up nerves.
Hand tingles .. buzzes.. feels funky.....
and arm is weak...
I might be ok someday.. HA HA LOL :)

Comments (21)
this is really summer feeling !
This image is beautiful, they say pink calms down the restless soul! Must be working on me,lol. It's more of feeling this imparts, mood, most excellent! -Paul
I like Pink! :) :)
So pretty, lovely colours. YEEEERRRRRRR a week off, enjoy!!!!!!
Fantasy land water! Lovely image! (:
Really nice image. Great colours! Very well done.
Where's Bill's Eagle ?
What a beautiful colored water, Cheryl! Uhhh, who wants to be normal? Did you ever see a normal one, then? : Boring, right?!
it was AB something, AB - normal, that's right! Great render
WONDERFUL CREATION
awesome, the water looks so cool!
cool work
belle image!!
Vibrant colors! Very beautiful!
Beautiful image and work my friend, excellent done.
very summery colours .. lovely work
wonderful work!!
excellent summer fractal image, excellent design and coloring!:)*5
Beautiful! It looks lovely in zoom! Wonderful swirls of color! I like the way you've got the water going on to the land.
Superb work here!
Lovely vacation inspiration. Hope you've had fun. Sorry your arm's still a bother, but I've had a few nerve pinches, and yes, it can go on and on. I have to hang my right arm every few minutes to unimpinge the nerve that goes to my first 2 fingers. Numb fingers don't work well on the touchpad, do they? Good book for insight on pain and nerves is "Why We Hurt" by Frank Vertosick, a neurosurgeon. I've lent it to all my aching friends.