Heraldic series, how they are made by D.C.Monteny
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Xenodream, no pp, PS6 for frame.
Although these images in my Heraldic series may look like a collection of free metamorphed holons put together in a composition, they are actualy fractals. Took this low-res render for those who want to make some Heraldic designs themselves.
As you may notice, it is a 80 degrees sideview of my last image. The right part is what I use for my image, the left part is the fractal hidden behind a background. Depending on the depth on the Z axis where you put your background, you will reveal less or more of the fractal. Since i wanted an uncluttered Heraldic design, I allowed only two multiplications of the original design. Bringing my background a bit further to the back would have given me 4 and so on and on into infinity...LOL.
In fact, although this may not be clear from this image, the fractals are escaping to the left and right, and not in one direction. Hope this makes sense to those interested ;-)
In any case, if you are working with XD and you want the xep of a specific posting, just mail me and I'll send it over.
Have fun with your Xenodream !!
Dirk
Comments (20)
Stunning Dirk gorgeous designs and shapes beautiful **
excellent work Dirk and thanks for the info.
Excellent fractalwork and very didactics explanations... Dirk...!! **
Ahaa!!! So thats how you do it! :) Thanks for sharing these hints and tips. Now all I need is XD,lol! Very interesting concept too! :)
It does "make sense"..thanks again for the tips 'n tricks, Dirk.
Excellent artwork!!!
What can I say but, a beautiful perspective of your last design. And thank you so much for the wonderful information. A great contribution, much appreciated by this newbie. Thank you Dirk! -hug- dream12 Karen
Excellent work, I think I will work with XD again.
It looks like a havy sculptured door, slowly opened, giving entrance to secret and forbidden tresures. I like to phantasize with this one, wonderful! RS
Heel appart!Structuur en kleuren zijn heel speciaal!
wonderful structur and so creative done , colored and textured.. looks fantastic! v
Bedankt voor de uitleg,prachtige kleuren!!
Wonderful explanation, I have read up on but do not yet have this wonderous program, thanks for sharing your knowledge of it =)
Awesome. I love this...
that's a peek in the lab!! ingenious concept Dirk Thank you!!!
All very clear as mud to me! lol q-: However, it is sure to be wonderfully informative when I have XD!! (: Beautiful piece! V (:
Such beautiful shapes and forms! The building blocks of a wonderful picture!
I would love to try it, you made it look so easy, but I know better!!,It is all about your talent!!
Huh? Way beyond me, but I like this image as it is. From the chaos on the left to the objects on the right there seems to be a magical transformation as they pass through the wall. Interesting and beautiful work, I'll have to get XD to really understand what you are doing!
Thanks for the mini tutorial. I learn a lot from your work, but even more when you provide explanations like this.