Doodle by PaulDeCelle
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
It's been awhile. Not much time for fractals lately, but here's one I found some time for tonight. UF + PSP.

Comments (23)
Half tech, half ancient, I love this one, it is magnificent!
Your work is absolutely stunning! Well Done.
Really cool looking image.
Wonderful abstract, Paul. I like the design, colors and texture.
look like a city you see when you fligh over a city in low //super job
cement jungle from the air.nice paul
Excellent composition and Superb done,I like it very much!
Excellent Paul awesome city here tons of details excellent
It could be a fabric design, thirties' style. Very elegant, wonderful tone range.
Excelent work, the design is superb.
I really like this, it does look like ancient meets hi-tec, excellent doodling!!
I wish you could find more time for fractals! Excellent.
Wow...super complex looking. I love this!
Very unusual. It looks more like something painted a hundred years ago (Klimt comes to mind) than a fractal. Super work.
Yes, it's been awhile, and we're so glad you're back. This is an excellent image, Paul - the coloring and design are fascinating. Thanks!
Awesome piece of work, Paul. Love how the forms are getting more outspoken in a vertical downward way. This gives the work a hint of perspective. Excellent !! V
Unusual and beautiful :)
Wow! This looks like an aerial view of a very busy town! Beautifully done!
It is always nice to see Your work
A wonderfully detailed mosaic. Nice work Paul
As always, a truly artistic expression. I enjoy your work so much.
I like this image very Klee like.
Stunning, Paul! I love the soft, silvery colors in your palette, and the transition from a tight, busy image to an image with larger figures and bolder patterning is excellent! Bravo!