Remains of a Pimms by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A digifiddle of the bottom of a glass of Pimms.
Just for fun.
You can see what it looked like before Here

Comments (19)
I was going to say Pimms is a drink! Woo Hoo!
Very nice - just like a fractal.
The original looks refreshing but I rather like the tweaked version. Now you have reminded me that I've not had a Pimms for near on thirty years - and I used to quite like them. Maybe I'll get some for Christmas. :-)
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Interesting work and colors
Very good. lovely colours
Beautifully done! Wow!
Well captured and awesome disorder in this design. Wonderful bright colors and lighting.
Looks amazing!!!
That looks very interesting Andrea. Well done.
Love Pimms No1. Like Staticon, not had it for ages.
A digifiddle or after one too many of those pimms?. ;-) I like this.
Ooooh! I really love this...don't glasses of things make the most interestingly wonderful photos? And to top it off, you took this and digifiddled it. I would have guessed that this was some artistic iteration of some complicated algorithm you'd crafted...but instead it's a digifiddled photo! How marvelous! This is brilliant and it's DEFINITELY something I'd have framed over my writing desk to look at while taking breaks between recalcitrant sentences. This is brilliant!
Superb !!!
Ace abstract Andrea :)
delightful abstract work Andrea
Just read up on what a Pimms was sounds very interesting and refreshing
A mesmerising abstract! Great fiddling!
A fantastic abstract and I can see how the ice cubes helped create this image! A delightful digifiddled!
Both images are delightful! I love the digifiddled abstract, of course, and the original looks quite refreshing!