The Green Threshold by lordi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Render in Bryce 7. No AI

Comments (11)
Wunderbar und interessant gemachtes abstraktes Bild - ein Raum mit Figuren.
Ich danke dir, Horo
great color. Nice work
Many thanks, Cal83street
Ungewöhnlich aber komplex mit tollen Farben
Danke dir, lonely_wolf
Like a modern art exhibition at the Tate. Fantastic abstract work. :-)
Thanks so much, Staticon
It's really beautiful art.
Many thanks, tatu09
Erinnert mich an einen Chinesischen Tempel. Oder sogar ist es die Folter Kammer von Fu Manchu.
lol Das ist das schöne beim Abstrakten. Man kann so viel sehen... :D
Vibrant colors.
Thank you, Gisela
Nicely done.
Many thanks, starship64
Great work 👍🙋♂️
Thanks, Saby55
I think, in steve's gallery, you wrote that it was good to see that Bryce hasn't been written off by everyone yet. Well as long as artists like you use Bryce, it won't be. I came to you via Johnny (who has used you as an inspiration more than once, and for good reason): I'm so glad I did. You have a very broad vision, and so creative, and funny, or absurd, or wild, or sensitive and poignant. A large array. And your visual sense is very fine too.
In this image, the left side is the "good" one---everyone is dancing and in joy. Whereas on the right side, those people have some problems! Wind or heat or energies are really playing havoc with them. The threshhold (of your title) must be right in the middle. What a wild interior---almost a hall of mirrors, except it's all beams and rafters. It's like a room of modern sculptures, but one side got way too much sun. Very bracing and serious, but also very playful. You do Bryce proud...
Thank you, anahata.c. You’re too kind. I think the variety of my topics just shows that my mind is always in a bit of a chaotic state. There are constantly thoughts, ideas, and impressions that simply have to come out before I get a headache. The upside is that I often don't know myself what’s coming next—or whether it’ll be serious or crazy. That way, I can surprise myself a little :D
What stand out to me in this splendid image is the bright colors that connect well with the viewer, to call attention to the intricate designs within this render. :)
Many thanks, Johnny.