Blue Leaves by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A bit of a digifiddle with some fallen leaves.
Most enjoyable!

Comments (11)
Looks like marble, interesting colours.
I agree! Very enjoyable work
You made a great abstract of your falling leaves :)
Quite a transformation. Not exactly a Mosaic but some sort of stone artwork. Colorful and creative.
nice abstract work
A perfect digifiddle! You have made this your own personal artform, you will be famous for it someday!
Great abstract, looks like one of those micro photos of dried up beer or something. Check out Nikon small world contest.
dried up beer---now that's an original response, lol. Yes, Denise...your own artform. I'd have never guessed leaves, because you've transformed it into a pane of beautiful stained glass. I'd recognize that postwork anywhere, and the outlines really do suggest stained glass leading. Beautiful, with deep blues as the base, while the other hues are the highlights. A terrific digifiddle, Andrea. You have several digifiddle styles, and they are all your own. I couldn't duplicate them if I tried. (Do you think that the cosmos is one gigantic digifiddle? That, if we went back far enough in time, it would be these very orderly things, with moderate hues? Like objects on a desktop? Then someone came along and said, "too boring!" and filtered the hell out of it, and---voila! Our current cosmos. And visitors from other cosmos's come by and say, "cheap! too much edge filtering, wayyyyy too many orbs, the colors are over-exposed, and all that black...amateur-ville all the way...")
You are so creative with your postwork!
Stunning capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Looks like broken glass pieces, well done !