Retro #02 (1995) by D.C.Monteny
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Something old in a new frame.

Comments (19)
meeep meep! looks like they eyes of a dragonfly! and he is right shuffing a cam in his nose is crazier than he will ever be being just himself... e shapes Dirk!
unusual fractal and I think it is great that you are sharing a old but still great fractal
LOL, Cute!
Looks like a wild kinda totem pole. There are those cool eyes! Very cute piece! (:
Unusual and wonderful picture Dirk! It just fantastic..Excellent :)
Fantastic and excellent fractal Dirk....!! Original and different proposal....!!
retro is coming back .. excellent composition Dirk.. agree with Rodolfo !!! v
Wonderful shapes and coloring!Vind deze vormen zeer origineel! Retro of nieuw, het is heel mooi Dirk!
This is a very nice image, I love the colors and the designs!
There sure are a lot of them staring at you! Cool looking work with great colors and eyes!
Wonderful, I love this retro look, made me laugh when I seen the "character".
thats looks like a funky fractalized mogwai wind up robot toy?
This is wild!! What an imagination!!
LOL! Very cool, Dirk - like a fractal monkey. Thanks for showing this!
Haha.. I get those looks from my kitty all the time. I love the googly stare in this one. Nice work and thanks for smile :)
lmao its awesome Dirk excellently done love those big eyes reminds me of our girls when they have gotton caught doing something they shouldn't be doing stunning image **
Really cute, Dirk LOL Wonderful bewildrered monkey face; guess it still applies to all us primates. Rik
these kind of images never boring,wonderful work!
I don't remember which programs were around in 1995. Is this FractInt? Great image, whatever the program.