The Rain In Spain... by tresamie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
UltraFractal 3.05 + Ian Brillembourg's 'Freedom' colored by his 'Ferdia', Marcello Anelli's 'Mac002', Michele Dessureault's 'Courbes ++' and framed with Susan Chambless' 'Frames'
Thanks so much for your view/comment. I really appreciate it very much. This reminded me of rain falling, lightning, thunder and open fields. This was a great formula to work with...thanks Ian! I hope you enjoy!
Comments (15)
Beautiful colors and feeling of chill and rain. It feels as though it is sliding down the window. I positively LOVE the colors in this. I am going to save it for future reference when I decorate!!
Very different! I like it. I can see why it reminded you of rain.
Very different, but I like it. And yes, I also can see why you gave it this title.
Terrific, I love it when you do something very different like this!*
Outstanding fractal Tres.
yes, it is chilling - rain in November goes deep - right to the bone and this shows that
A marvelous interpretation! Cool design, beautiful colors and a great mood.
Wow! I love this one, Viv. A really neat design and the texture pattern is awesome. Art!
Very original fractal! Well done!
Beautiful and moody, Vivian - love the "rainy" cast to the image, and the light that subtly breaks through. Wonderful! Thank you.
Great image, Vivian! Love the "wet" look! Like watercolors in the rain!
A beautiful abstract vivian ,and the title is perfect.
agree with all !!!***!!
Wonderful details and colouring for your superb modern abstract painting , Vivian ! The ripple effects are extremely well done .... Michael
Falls mainly on the escarpment? This is great, Viv.