Secret of the Song by KITCHAOS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
UF3.04,sp.ufm:NMSharp,kpk.ucl:KPKSqueeze,dmj.ucl: cilia,orbit traps:akl-m-lkm-liss.ucl,Lissa'sJuice:daz.ucl,lattice>6 layers>PSP7 text and border
Thanks for the excellent feedback on "The Tiller",
as I mentioned earlier, this is a place I would like to share my experiments, as well as finished (are fractals ever really finished?)works.
We had a major storm blow here last night and finally late today the cable is back...lights were off for 8 hours and I was thinking last night, this is so 1990's...as in the days before I had a computer...Scrabble by oil lamp...ahhh, life in the country.
Thanks again!
Chris

Comments (15)
Oh pretty and the colors lovely.
Truly amazing!! :o)
great balls of fire i mean colors super job
Dazzling and brilliant, a true trip through the cosmos. Love every pixel of it!
This is so intricate and lovely.
Intriguing and complicate design! A magnific ball, so many details and textures. A lovely picture..Excellent Chris! :)
oh wow Chris this is just awesome! And so unique. The colors are wonderful, solid, yet sheer. Almost seemed to rotate as i scrolled down the page. A real beauty! -hug-
WOW! Now THAT'saSPHERE! Totally fantastic and gorgeous! V (:
I know that feeling all too well Chris, I live in the country too! This is a fantastic image, very nice colors and details!
Fantastic spherical mandela!! Awesome coloring.
Beautiful work lovely colors
Great concept. Love it!
Glad to see ya back online and safe =) and this is a wonderful secret to a bright and uplifting song apparently =)
Pretty cool work! You could get lost in there ;-) V
When I saw the thumb, I thought, "forameniferous." But, I digress. Here all the colors, despite the wide range are strikingly harmonious. Excellent work!