Shell Abstract by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.


Comments (18)
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
You did a wonderful job!
A very wonderful work, and post-work !!
You did a fantastic job Andrea. Love the mix of colors, textures and lighting. P.S. The original is a very interesting and unique piece !
Top Class fiddling! I have recently seen work by and artist who mixes and melts recycled glass with the same sort of colour mixes you have here!
A nice ivory look to the shell. Your fiddling turns it into a fluorescent and colorful abstract. Really nice work.
marvelous work!
Turned out to be a lovely digifiddle.
Marvelous creation, love it!
Very nice DF with this one
I really must try this digifiddling sometime. You created a really beautiful work of art from this.
cool postwork, but I like the original better
Fantastic, very beautiful abstract. This deserves to be printed on a high quality press & hung in a fine art gallery...
Oh, what a gorgeous digifiddle! I would LOVE to have this big on my wall!
I love this!! The original is very nice, but your fiddled version is a cut above. Superb work!
An exquisite conversion from shell to this colorful creation!
Excellent work, that shell is fascinating and a fine subject, I like the post work too, adds a whole new dimension upon it.
Truly beautiful. I'm with Claude. It's your colors to begin with, but also the metallic and infra-red feel of what goes on inside them. You've transformed the convolutions into big surface patches, almost stained glass. And you have all kinds of colonies inside each path. (Those colonies are among your postwork trademarks.) And the deep red on the right-bottom, and the big ivory shape, left-top (with all that geologic line-work), and the luminous greens on the lower side of the shell---these all add up to a very rich glowing image. Beautiful work---on an original that was beautiful in its own right. Your abstract vision is always glowing and organic.