Bryce Abstract No3 by LivingPixels

Bryce • Abstract • posted on Jun 29, 2018

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

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This is for all my friends here on renderosity just to say thanx for your support and being and sharing your time and spec here with me!! I wish all of you an awesome weekend

Comments (50)

Jollyself

1:04AM | Wed, 04 July 2018

this is very cool

cece7894

7:59AM | Thu, 05 July 2018

Wow Loving the image.

P7ArtJ5

8:17AM | Thu, 05 July 2018

Very creative my friend...great job:)

anahata.c

4:00AM | Sun, 08 July 2018

ooh, a big sprawling marine green underwater bubbling extravaganza: It's beautiful, Bob. You'll always please me with your Bryce work. I saw this when you posted it, and i felt I could jump into it. There's lots of light in here, a deep yellow light that's been filtered through all that green; and the bubbling forms are like blown glass or crystal, and they shimmer in this deep marine world. I love how each sphere or bubble reflects so many forms in their surfaces, and how little worlds are contained inside of them, like an infinite regression back into the formative-point of creation. There's an ancient yogic scripture that describes a monk looking into a rock, and he says something like: "I see in this rock a whole universe; and in that universe, I see another universe; and inside that, another, and another, and another...all in this one rock on this one mountainside, among the many mountains around us, this day..." (It's from a very long scripture called the Yogavisishtamaharamayana---that's its actual name. And the scripture is filled with such descriptions.) Your image brings that to mind. Beautiful work , Bob. And thank you for all the love you leave all over this place, incl in my gallery. I can't always post my best---I wish I could!---but you're loving even to my minor efforts (and embarrassing efforts, of which there are plenty!), and I appreciate how caring you are to all of us. Beautiful work on this, as always!