Mould Map by durleybeachbum
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Mould on last years gourds.
I find their decay almost as attractive as the fresh fruits!
See a close up of another batch of it Here
Comments (16)
Andrea!!! This is superb, what a cracking shot!!!!!
Such a great map! I love the textures. Seeing it in "map view," as it were, makes me think of sailing around islands and looking at hills. Wonderful!
It is quite amazing!!
great structure and colors, beautiful shot
that is wonderful Andrea
I'm not sure but isn't this Pangea? Who knew death and decay could be so striking? Outstanding catch.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Topographical oceans await the brave Ulysses..... Great capture
Excellent capture, this is a very natural abstract.
Blimey, it does look like a high altitude map. Good lighting enhances the wonderful disparate textures of the mold in this top notch macro, A. theonderful capture of the disparate mold textures in this Tizzy3 macro, Andrea.
wonderfully captured; molds and lychen always fascinate me
Great photo. Beauty in decay.
Quite good idea of picture. Bravo.
Fascinating texture, what a great photo!!
I think Harry's comment was invaded by creatures from outer space---maybe your gourd's mould hit it, lol. Good comment though. The more I see of your mould and other decay shots, the more I see connections with your edge work and your more playful doodles. This mould does have those colonies in it, and it follows edges the way your creations do. A really fine closeup of the metropolitan areas and suburbs formed by mould on an old fruit. I haven't had gourds for so long, I didn't remember that they mould after a while. (I just thought they dried out, and were impervious.) In any case, it's a map and a satellite image all rolled into one. And it's very creative (and that greenish tint that mould gets---someone should sit it down and tell it, "lose the green, M!!! NOT a good color, trust us..." As art, though, it's endlessly fascinating.) Andrea, I'll be back again, with more comments (o goody, goody, Mark!) (lol, I know that's not the most earth shaking news you've heard in months), but I at least got about 9 so far. WOnderful stuff. And thanks for coming to 4 images of mine in one night. I won't do that again, this time around. I just had to do it last night. My images feel left out. I'll be back again soon...
Harry is right - Tizzy3 still has a magical touch. Well worth a zoom!