Locomotive Breath by PaulDeCelle
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Made with UF, titled while listening to some old music..
Comments (27)
Excellent !!
Superb, Paul! Is that a "helpful"comment? :-)
Interesting and somehow the title seems appropriate. :)
Amazing!
Fabulous!!!
Very nice Paul, I especially like the fact that the image seems to be lit up from behind, by several spotlights.
Nice! Great frame and interpretation of the song.
Amazing spiral - quite differnt! I love the frame.
Breathtaking as always. Gorgeous frame! HOT ;-)) render.
Wonderful
Very nice -- with a driven, mechanistic quality. I'm getting out my Jethro Tull CD, too...
Super Escher-like illusion effect!!
This is fantastic!
Strong presentation. I think I like the frame as much (or almost) as the image. Exceptional.
Besides all the wonders in this image - the frame is mostly amazing.
Well done, Paul, Beautifull colouring and a border like cork; very impressive all.
Great effects!
Fantastic!!!
In my opinion this is one of the best off all Your works
Great image, fantastic frame.
Stunning!!
Marvelous lighting, amazing depth and great textures. Love the frame!
A long-time Jethro Tull fan, the title itself hooked me. But the fractal in itself is worth saving! This is excellent! The bumpy texture, the colors, almost as if it was carved of colored stone. Kudos to you!
Great colors and textures Paul, I particularly like the contrast between the frame's rough edge and the straight lines of the spiral.
I love the torn edges on the inside of the frame. This is a masterpiece!
I agree with gumbycat, the torn edges are really nice And I love the colors.
Wonderful fractal sculpture from a master!