TransKochish Hexism by blankfrancine
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Mandelbulb 3d and the Gimp.

Comments (18)
Wonderful image my friend :)
An awesome vision Mandi superby friend
a wonderful fractal. this one is magical.
Cruising along the interdimensional Transkochish highway...
Fascinating and beautiful!
Wow! Beautiful work.
bien
Wonderful!
Very beautiful design !! Excellent fractal work !!
It's very beautiful and very nice!
Beautiful fractal work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
like the open space
lovely image super work
Exellent work.
mesmerizing work
very nice creation
(I wonder if the "koch" in your title refers to the Koch Brothers...) I'm only back for a few in each gallery, and I've missed many in yours (though I see them all); but each one is so rich, and a world unto itself, I feel like I'm getting a deep taste. This is a rose gold, light chocolatey concoction, with wonderful glasslike tubes and traceries, with a great set of small spheres in the upper left and lower right corners, and heavy duty light right near them (as if those spheres are shooting out of a huge sun storm on the surface of the sun). And, in between, a massive webwork of glass mullions, and weaves and wonderful reflections, etc. With silvers and blacks and some other hues. And the background in the illumined corners seems like the walls and floors of another whole universe which will probably take us to more phantasmagorical worlds---real 'fractal' stuff. (I think there should be major revisions of the scriptures of the world, and have 'creation' in the bible say, "and god created the universe, and stopped and said: "nope...too fractal-y...") (shows you how little taste god had) Beautiful, and I love those peach rose gold hues. (You know, I still remember your political/historical pieces, a number of them tapping into soviet history and before. And a whole lot of other pieces that dipped into history, even the history of medicine and such. You've put so many styles and worlds in your gallery, it's really amazing...)
Great work as always.