Behind the Web there is Light by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Looking in my folders I came across this fractal, it's made with Fractal Explorer.
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (13)
Very nice !
Excellent details and colors, well done...
Een mooi, complex en origineel fractal werk ! Ontwerp en kleuren zijn fascinerend ! Super Mies !!
Wonderful image love the colours :)
met VDH eens
super image
Exellent werk Mies.
Jammer dat het programma er niet meer is.
Knap design en de kleuren zijn uitstekend.
Very nice,
excellent creation
This is one of your complex, packed fractals that contains worlds inside of worlds. Yes, I can see a 'web' here. But I also see a brilliantly lit world behind an elaborate garden. The garden has long, sweeping "arms," with hands and many fingers...they look like long, exquisite bird wings. And they are a dark brown and green, and they look like protective arms, protecting the beautiful world behind them. Then, you have a beautifully lit world inside, with a opulent rock formations---like the Rock of Gibraltar. And a luminous green ridge, and many other 'riches' that we can only see in glimpses. And the edges of your image have many "peeks" into that inner world, with swirls and organic creatures everywhere. This is a deep, many-layered image, Jacomina, and it shows the depths and many layers of your soul. Some of your images are like the delicate Bach Inventions: But this is like a full chorus from one of his Passions: profound, and teeming with life. (And Jacomina: Thank you so much for your comments: You've written so much, and I'm very touched. I know it's not easy for you, especially in another language. You even made me laugh with your jokes ((and I remember you calling me a 'womanizer', in one of my selfies---my friends in Chicago would laugh wildly at that!)) And thank you for your kindness and understanding of my work. I appreciate all your comments, especially as I know it's hard for you to comment, not to mention comment that long. Many thanks. I hope you and Karel are having a splendid oktober and herfst!)
Beautiful Art .
This is a pretty cool and nice fractal!