Alternated Fuzzy Mengerism by blankfrancine
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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MB3d,XNView(level adjustment),the Gimp(signature). Thanks for stopping by.
Comments (28)
It looks like a caterpillar meeting! Superb shapes and colors, great fractal work!
This is a very beautiful!
Excellent!!!
Wonderful design, beautiful colors and light.
jolie
lovely image
Reminds me of a group of coiled garter snakes. Great job !
Exellent done.
love the design
Marvelous once again my friend... You work is truly fabulous !!!
Wow, that is awesome!
splendid realization !
great structure and dynamic fog
This is an octopus...I can see the eyes of the beast ! Very well done.
wow!! splendid work!!
Hello, just short visit to have a look at your beautiful uploads before our move in less than 7 days, I wish you a nice sunday and all the best for the next week, hug's Ute
Stunning :)
This is a totally awesome image
superlative work
Just wonderful my friend
cool haze settings
Just splendid!))
Excellent art work!!!!
Such delicate detail and wonderful color scheme.
Exellent
Gorgeous patterns with an undertone of glowing warmth!
Very cool.
A big swirl of highly knit forms, almost as if they'd been knit out of metals, all resting over a seething cauldron with deep peach-orange hues. Like a giant rack of intergalactic dinner rolls, all clumped together, being baked to perfection. Your usual attention to detail and shape. And repetition. And the variety of forms achieved as you pull these strings throughout space, distorting them and reforming them. (I don't know if you know Western Classical music, but if you know Bach and the fugue, you'll know that the composer pulls fugal materials out of shape in certain parts of a fugue. I can't help but think of that here.) And your color scheme---from yellow-tinged greens blues, over that glowing yellow-orange---is brilliant. Masterful ease.