Laziness by etomchek
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Too lazy to think of a better title, thus this fractal was named. :) Hope everyone's having an awesome weekend, and thanks for looking! (Gradients are almost done~ experimenting with some new gradient software called gradient thief!)
Comments (20)
Breathtaking colours, beautiful image.
Gorgeous!
A Fantastic Fractal. I love the coloring. The coloring of background and frame are fabulous. Great Work. VOTE
Wonderful fractalwork!!! Splendid dark colors!!! Vote
All in all a really great composition!
Stunning work, such a pleasure to look at. Well done!
This fractal has beautiful colors. Great work !
super composition, wonderful render, perfect colors and lighting!
shame you this deserve,s a cool name :-) Wonderful compo in amazing colors V for the creator
alright, excellent creation, creative image, deserves a creative title. wat about energic coloring? RS
I really like your background and the shadows of your main fractal which quite beautiful. excellent colorant-vote
Elizabeth, this is extraordinary! Good title, it does look like it is kind of just hangin' out and enjoyin' life. Niiiice!
Gradient thief is a good little app g. I like the simplicity and gradient on this one.
Beautiful colors and SO nice with this background, too. Positively Primo Pythagorean Polygon Pitchin' and Pigmentation!
Beautiful work- astounding.
A beauty in every aspect,The coloring is great,well done & V.
Very beautiful image, klasse work !!!!!!!!!!!!
very nice, like the cycles of life and the evolution of spirit keep hanging in a pleasant moment
lovely! what did you use to make this? also, is that gradient software free by any chance?
Really and finally marvelous...As soon as I saw the work, a fitting-(as it seemed to me)-title for it occurred to me: "Nuclear Nautilus" But you, are, of course, the artist and namer... I do not see that the work requires 'improvement' in any direction....carry on! fx7