Old Man Winter by kymarto
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Made with an experimental variant of Mark Townsend's Gnarly Orbit Traps. UF

Comments (22)
Beautiful, ethereal image and I love the ice blues you used! V
fabulous and dreaming image!!!splendid snow laces!!!EXC.bravo!vote!!:DDD
That man is a fractal genius and I think you done justice with your variant. super nice image!!!!
im shivering as i look at youre wonderful image V
I like the spiral and the icy blue colours...
Beautiful image :) I like the icey spiral and the glow from behind it...looks like an arctic sunrise/sunset!
Beautiful image and fantastic coloring.
An icy landscape. I like it a lot.
Superbe et excellente rlisation...Vote
Very well done! Brilliant work!
fantastic
wonderful image...cool colors and composition..!!!!! love it.!
Those blues are just out of this world! fantastic work!
Gorgeous image! Outstanding color and form! Excellent job! :o) V
In the hall of the Ice Palace, it's beautiful
As someone who has lived in the land of snow & ice for 38 years (Alaska) - this is GORGEOUS!!! I love to look at snowflakes - lots of opportunity :-) and this is just...perfection!!! Love the opalescent icy blue color!!!
Sophisticate and exquisite fractalwork!!! Vote
Very elegant design! Absolutely gorgeous Lovely blue..Stunning work ~v~ :)
I love the icy blue contrasted with the hint of warm yellow in the background. A very regal, if chilling, image :)
A beautiful image with wonderful colors!!! Love the mini-spirals. The turquoise is a great highlight and really sets it off. :)
Beautiful image!Great design and very nice coloring!
Wow! Excellent ice sculpture vibe and I love this spiral form - VERY well did, Toby!