We're not in NYC anymore, Toto - for Goldie by Faemike55
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Description
On Goldie's last entry, she commented about the 'interesting' weather that she experienced. In view of her experiences, I created this scene for her in thanks that she only experienced a loss of internet and nothing else for which we are all thankful.
I'm glad you're safe, Goldie.
Thanks for the comments and faves
Have a great weekend
Mike
Comments (57)
An interesting bit of fun!
Wonderful tribute for a great Artist!!!
Wonderful dedication, Mike. Very cool and creative fractal weather work too. Great and original idea.
this is cool.... at first glance, I thought this was a flock of birds flying south - cool
Excellent!*
Wonderful celebration fractal! Linda
Maybe an exploding pocket watch. I've seen that happen. I like your vision in this one Mike. Dana
fantastic! wonderful dedication!
Fantastic light and mood
really pretty whirlwind!
that's NICE! So 3D...cool!
Very cool, MIke!!
Excellent creation Mike, superb work!
Beautiful fractal mike
Great Image and dedication Mike! cece
LOL, good one Mike
very nice work
very cool work!
Cool!
bonne image!!
Amazing fractalwork!!!!
Something is broken - it could be a tornado!...;o)
LOL @ madbat! Cool work, Mike! We had a lot of lightning here last night - knocked out my DSL for a few minutes, but nothing more serious, thankfully!
A roar of pieces hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Nice work. Bravo and thanks mile ((5 + +)) Un vrombissement de morceaux hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Beau travail . Bravo et mile mercis((5++))
wonderful work!!!
Very cool work! Nice job!
A unique render indeed. Looks like flying metal fragments. cool.