Curdling Colours (2014) by Mark-David-Rogers

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Jun 01, 2014

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Created and rendered using J-Wildfire v1.62 with post work using a bitmap paint package. Before it's said... the thumbnail might be considered better than the overall composition which is of course a sectional snapshot of the full size piece which is far bigger than even mega zoom. It can be very misleading, These pieces do not suit small size formats... they.. half the size of a door upwards. Mega Zoom Version

Comments (11)

Richardphotos

7:14PM | Sun, 01 June 2014

first impression was WOW!!

bebopdlx

9:47PM | Sun, 01 June 2014

I really like this, very beautiful work.

peedy

11:51PM | Sun, 01 June 2014

WOW, fantastic! Beautiful colors. Looks best in Mega Zoom. Corrie

durleybeachbum

12:26AM | Mon, 02 June 2014

I don't see the thumbnails as I get an ebot, but as you know I often think that there are many great images in each of your pieces which I personally prefer to the larger view.

Mark-David-Rogers

9:04AM | Mon, 02 June 2014

Yikes!... ebot being a little too protective maybe?... I presume it shows up in the system tray and offers you the option to turn it on and off?. One day I shall send you up an A0 print and hope you have space for it on a wall (Chuckle), alternatively cut it into 16 A4 pieces and frame those. With my abstract artist hat on I consider reducing pieces down in this way a cardinal sin as it does tend to imply the original composition was merely decorative in order to be able to do that in the first place. With the fractal based abstraction it's a formula that bears colour shape and form, it has to be right before I consider a full render of the piece, some can be progressions from a previous one. I try to keep post work on these pieces to a minimum.