My cup of tea by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Somewhere there is a teapot in it, but everything moves in this fractal, so it becomes a shaking 'High Tea'.
Just for fun: An FE fractal together with an Apophysis fractal.
Thank you so much for your comments, dear friends.
Comments (18)
Spectacular! Wow!!!!!
Thank you Jacomina tea is my favourite drink so this goes down well !!
What a fabulous fractal work my friend... WOnderfully done once again !!!
Very nice coloring and patterns. Beautiful fractal.
Prachtig werk.
beau travail!
stunning creation
oh my! What a contrast to your burning diamond! This is so pale and lovely, and has such movement! Beautifully done, and of course I'm not surprised. you do such good work.
SUPERB ! exceptionnal abstract as always ! Great surreal Art !!!
love the effect like mother-of-pearl!
Originele en creatieve fractal !!
Jacomina, you are so great at making depth in your fractal art. Looks fantastic :-)
Lovely and elegant work,I love the colors:)***********
Outstanding work Mies. God bless.
Very nice!
Aw I see a tea pot, trying to make its way around the clutter !
Wonderful shapes, colors and intricate details Mies in this beautiful looking image .
P.S. Tea is my fav. hot beverage !
Okay I'm crazy ;) I see an invisible robot that slowly becomes visible again 8) Very nice work Jacomina.
yes, with tara, this is such a change from the burning diamond! I can kind-of see a teapot, but the image is more of the "inner life" of a teapot, what the teapot dreams as it's boiling on the stove. Such a beautiful image! You have metallic textures, and wonderful lighting, and veils, and all kinds of spines and ribs, and fabrics like fine lace...and there are purples, and browns, and yellows. And lots of transparent layers. It's like the inner imagination of the teapot. I'd like to think that a "mere cup of tea" has this kind of life in it: It probably does at the molecular level. A wonderful inner-portrait; and your motion and forms and colors are just heavenly.
(Very musical too. I can see your musician ship through all your work. I can see Bach too. Counterpoint everywhere!)
(And btw: Thank you for all your wonderful comments---they're caring, always perceptive, and always receptive. Second, thank you for looking at my fractal: To get a kind comment from a master like you is a thrill. I wish I could post more, but I only have 5 others, and they're really not too good. I would love to do fractals, but 1) Mac doesn't have good programs; and 2) I just don't know how to do them. I need to sit and try one day. The few times I worked with fractals, I just shook my head and thought: "How do artists get art out of this???" When I come to your gallery, I decide you're on a another level entirely. But thank you for the encouragement. I appreciated it greatly, Mies.)