Christmas Stars by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hi dear friends,
To day I made Christmas stars, of course with Apophysis (one layer, added flood).
Wishing you all blessed Christmas days.
Love, Jacomina.
I'll catch up commenting, but I'm slow.

Comments (18)
Gorgeous Christmas fractal artwork, Merry Christmas to you too my friend.
Very beautifully done! Merry Christmas!
Beautiful artwork, Mies! You are so talented! Wishing you and Karel a wonderful, wondrous Christmas and holiday season from Sheree and me! ~Robert
Neato! Merry Christmas.
Absolutely fabulous and wonderful work Jacomina. I wish you and Karel a very happy day.
Verbazend mooi werk.
Mies, een fantastische kerstster, prachtige vormen en kleuren, om van te genieten !! !!
superb image
Beautiful color and textures, full of hope and happiness, Jacomina.
wonderful fractal art. happy holidays
Gorgeous Apo render! Merry Christmas and Happy 2019 to you and yours!
Super composition,klasse Fractal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful ! ! !
Wow so beautiful this is, Jacomina !!! You can do wonders with that program :)
Ditto, Helle: My apo art is so bad, I won't even show it to an insect...This is beautiful, and so luminous. You get very special light in your art: Here, it makes the stars---especially the front star (the big one in the center)---glow radiantly. Beautiful deep shadows too. And then all those wave-like forms in the background, like sea-waves jumping up for joy. ("Wir danken dir, Gott, wir danken dir" or "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen" comes to mind when I see this...well, a lot of other Bach too...your art evokes Bach inside of me all the time; you have his counterpoint, his elation, his deeply complex interactions...) And you use black very effectively, too: to "set off" the rising waves and stars. And the flood on the bottom is shimmering and beautiful---a really fine choice, because it makes this gigantic wave look like a gigantic ship on a cosmic sea. Beautiful work, and perfect for Christmas. I hope your holidays have been joyful, and that the stresses of your everyday life have been pacified by the beauty of the season.
cool work
Beautiful image, particularly the reflection from the water.
What a perfect image for Christmas Eve Mies.
Brings me to think of the three wise men and how they were led to the baby Jesus by the light of the shining stars.
The reflection on the water appears very realistic as they had to travel many miles and maybe had to cross some water on the way.