Sailing by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A colourful sailing ship, made with Apophysis, one layer.
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (10)
Mooi en origineel fractal werk Mies !!
Beautiful work
Mooi werk
cool abstract fractal image
Mooi abstrac werk Mies.
Wonderful abstract!
I can just visualise this colourful ship sailing all the way, to the land of 'OZ' [Australia] and saying: "HI" … in my favourite colours of course, purple and green ! I love this creation very much, Jacominchen !
Beautiful image :)
I do see the ship, but I kind of wish you hadn't told me that it was a ship. I think this is better as an abstract, just letting the viewer see whatever strikes their fancy. When I first saw this, for instance, I figured that there was something extremely chaotic going on below the image, that it was spraying in various directions, and that we were seeing one of the edges.
Either way it is pretty cool, but I wonder if maybe the colors are just a bit too much. I am not sure whether it would improve or not, but I would have wanted to tinker with ideas like reducing the saturation of some of them.
Original idea and love the colors!
This was unusual for you, because your background is mainly a few colors, with very little texture. And the result is stunning: Your yellows make a wonderful contrast with all those deep, dark hues you have in the ship. But if one looks closely, you do have textures in your background---in some sections: very stone-like textures, and gritty, like stucco. The ship---or whatever else it might be---is an intense ganglia of dark and intense colors and shapes. It makes that yellow a perfect contrast. A very intuitive and powerful work, Jacomina. (I'm skipping only because I can't comment on everything I've missed, unfortunately; but I see everything you post, and I could write on every one of them, if I had time. This one is beautiful.)