HoetenToeters learn to Skate by fractalchemist
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Description
An icy variation of the HoetenToeters...Just to see what can be done with color....
Ultra Fractal 3
Comments (13)
Eveline your are unique in finding such great names for your interresting artwork Real big smile here Voor mij is dit een groep parachutisten die een formatie sprong uitvoeren Linsboven is de grond waar men naar afzeilt Leuk toch dat je je eigen fantasie er op los kan laten :-)??
excellent depth and details. superb coloring . the blue red spirals are my favorite part
super scene, colors, textur, light and desing! Perfect background, mood and image!
Very well done! Brilliant work!
You have an amazing series going here, Eveline. These fractal characters strike me as something Dr. Seus would embrace fondly. Your abstract is very dynamically composed and filled with lovely colors, intriguing forms and energetic fun. Entertaining and thoroughly excellent! V
Hi I like it very much
Excellent!!! A lot of depth here.
Eveline your image and title made me laugh . It`s crazy very original and fun all rolled in one .~V~
Wonderful whimsy! I like the part cartoon style. Complex design, exciting movement and your usual fantastic coloring. Excellent!
Wonderful!!!! Colors work well together :)
what amazing little faces! They could be runaways from the original Outer Limits sci-fi show - the sense of chaotic movement and the icy background are wonderful - excellent work
It does look very cold. I like it.
Wow! this looks like it should be a poster in a museum! Subtle, yet bold. Love the whimsical shapes, and the coloring is unusual...but works perfectly here. Great job!