Rip Van Winkle by DawnStar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
When I saw the original fractal, it reminded me of an old man sleeping under ancient trees for a very long time.
Created with Apop 2.0 and Photoshop.
The smaller image at the bottom is the original fractal.
Comments always appreciated. :)
Comments (23)
OUTSTANDING! I'm speechless!
A very good imagination IMO.
Klasse image, very well done.Reminds me to on the Story of Rip Van Winkle. Super !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing postwork!
Stunning!! Thanks for showing ht fractal, I can see it too! Excellent work! :)))
Beautiful.
Very Cool!
Great work!
Very creative job Looks as a gravure etching you have a great eye for details as i see the postwork then i think the Mixed Media group is a better place for this beauty For sure a Hot 20 place worth Compliments like it very much
Fantastic postwork! It changed a nice but fairly ordinary flame into ART!
A creative, original and awesome interpretation! Excellent work.
It looks like one fabulous metal etching! Superb creativity, I love this kind of work where you can tell the artist has a wonderful imagination!
Very creative image. Has a metallic look to it.
Very nice image! Creative use of the flame!
Amazing! Sooooo creative! Bravo!!!
beautiful image you display here. your creativity is wonderful .. looks excellent DawnStar.
awesome creativity my dear :) an image that seems taken from Norse mythology :)
Mystical!!! And so wonderfully creative!! Beautiful and stylish!!
great idea! and very cool :^)
Amazing idea. Beautifully done technically and artistically!
great use of the fractal!
Absolutely fantastic! I really appreciate very much your use of Photoshop!
Oh neat I love it Hugs Susan~