Along The Shore by tresamie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
UltraFractal 3.05 + Rui Parracho's 'Autocube' colored by Mark Townsend's 'Aurora' and 'Gnarly Orbit Traps' and Dennis Magar's 'Thingamajigs', and framed with Susan Chambless' 'Frames'. Resize, USM and signature in Fireworks MX.
I very much appreciate you stopping by to view/comment. This reminded me of an aerial view of a ragged coastline. I hope you enjoy!
Comments (13)
a strong look of textile here - cotton i think - and a gentle draping that is enhanced with the shadowing - lovely greyscale!
This seems more like a sculpture than an image; the disparate tactile elements hold my interest - well done!
Wow! So many textures! and all so different!. It really does favor a shoreline. I like it alot!
Excellent fractal, and very beautiful texturing.
excellent contrast in textures ... i see a grey tweed with ivory necklace...
Very impressive ! Amazing what strength black and white can have .. even it also looks like some blue has sneaked in here and there :) Great textures !
Excellent job and textures Vivian!!!
Fine sand paper meets smooth object. What an awesome design!
Very original image! Great textures!
I love this original coastal perpsective! Great textures and lighting. Beautiful work!
I like it. I agree--like sandpaper and fabric. Excellent texture work.
A wonderful grey scale painting...and the bit of blue adds to the mystery...the textures are fantastic..you worked hard on this one and it shows.
I agree that it looks like a coastline but I can't figure out what the shiny metallic structure is. A very modern looking image, love the grayscale and the different textures, excellent image!*