Infinite Improbability Drive by Rykk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Ultrafractal 3.02
"The principle of generating small amounts of finite improbability by simply hooking the logic circuits of a Bambleweeny 57 Sub-Meson Brain to an atomic vector plotter suspended in a strong Brownian Motion producer (say a nice hot cup of tea) were of course well understood - and such generators were often used to break the ice at parties by making all the molecules of the hostess's undergarments leap simultaneously one foot to the left, in accordance with the Theory of Indeterminancy..."
- excerpt from "Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", copyright 1979 by Douglas Adams
As I was stressing over just exactly what to call this image, I was strangely compelled to start re-reading Douglas Adams' "Hitch-hikers" series and realised what this was. I was then reassured thru a "Sub-Etha Sensomatic" transmission that we've nothing to fear from the Vogon Constructor crew for at least a millenium - as evidenced by the continued presence of dolphins in our waters. :>)
Thanks for stopping by!
Rick

Comments (80)
Love the textures and colors. Man, that red really grabs ya! Great work!
Nice and interresting layer play Rick Great texture effects in the Red legs Lightings inside the spheres also a good idea
Hokay :?! I love your composition, Rick. You bring the elements together beautifully. Wow.
I'm with the other ones up there that are totally lost on the explanation, but it was very interesting to say the least. So is this image. Excellent depth and textures!
excellent artwork with a very intriguing title...
Exactly!
I sure hope he can see it from the other side! This is perfect!
unbelievable no words for it!
W-H-O-A-A-H rick ... awesome composition wonders what a 42 is ... but your work is outstanding as always smile ... i'd give it a '10 met een griffel voor de meester in art' :-))
What is missing in the comments above? Don't know - but I like the reds very very much.
Tremendous piece. The textures play off each other so well.
Wonderful composition. This is perfect!
Another intriguing, mesmerizing piece, loaded with outstanding colors, lighting and design! Bravo, Sir Rykk!
Magnifique!
Thanks, Rykk! Oh, how I wish I had kept that Commodore 64 game! I still have the 'Don't Panic' button...
Wie immer, erstklassiges Image.
an image that is an essay about excellence. Thank you :)
How cool is this!!! I bow to you, oh Master of Texture! Could I have about 3 yards of that red for a bodice-rippin cocktail dress?
I love the way in which the ends of the opposite red structures meet light years away at a distant sun as seen through a stargate lens ! The subtle rich colouring and texturing elsewhere in your image is also exquisite ........Mike
Superlative work. How about adding a small mug in the corner with "fBm tea" on it ?
A captivating abstract image filled with great textures and colors. Each new work you create creates a big surprise for us viewers.
Stunning Rick wow, I guess we all have to have our take on what this looks like. You know I would possibly say it looks like a crab god's pincers performing surgery on some odd fractal universe, but that'd sound like i'm on crack. So I'll avoid saying that! :D just kidding buddy long time no see! I am back! ;)
Beautiful bold coloring and a fantastic design!! I love the texture on the red. Gorgeous!! :))
Very nice composition Rick. I love the red, its a real eye catcher. Dramatic to say the least :)
super job //igit the book just never read it looked at it saw the pps shows on it //super
A lobster served at the restaurant at the end of the universe. Ditto all above in digging those reds...Exceptional.
Great bold mysterious image! Love the way you colored the tri-sparinizers! :-)
I'm a little late for commenting this one... Actually I've been coming back to it again and again, it fascinates me! I still don't find the words to say how much I like this one. It's really hypnotizing!
You continue to astound!
Du meine Ge - ich hatte Schwierigkeit Ihre Geschichte ersetzend . . . ! Aber das Bild ist vollkommen . . . ! Die Farben und die sonderbar Formen sind aurordentlich . . . !