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I was unsure about the specification I thought maybe creatures if you could call a microbe a creature any way whatever.Leaving it unspecified
I think adds a lttle mystery. I thought as it is just afun doodle with a piece cut from bryce and then reworked in xara. another organic looking composition. I had fun doing this. Hope you like it.
Thanks much for taking time to view and any comments that you wish to make as you know are always appreciated.
Thanx and have a nice Saturday night or morning wherever we are
Comments (9)
Fidelity2
This image is another masterpiece by you. Thank you. 5+.
bakapo
I see: black butterflies, bats or masks... either way this is cool work. I like the eerie coloring.
amota99517
I love your reworking of your Bryce images. I'm impressed with your ability to retain the Bryce reflections. Excellent work!
melevos
Excellent!!!!!
saretta
Amazing!!!I see alien creatures floating around,wonderful tones and render!!:-)
kasalin
Excellent image, this is wonderful !!! Very well done !!! 5+++++++ Hugs:)
e-brink
A very interesting image. I see lots of little faces with eyes...
blankfrancine
This reminds me of what I see when I rub my eyes. Very trippy, and filled with living movement.
anahata.c
Ok, I'm still back in 2008, so keep your seatbelt on (I don't wanna give you vertigo from the sudden time-change). I can't do every thing you posted back then, in one sitting, so I'm picking at random; and there's so much to pick from. This looks like big wormlike creatures---at a microscopic level---oozing around a lot of half-transparent cellular creatures, maybe amoebas or paramecia. (An old joke: "You want a mecia?" "No, I'll take a pair.") (Pair-o-mecia? It's not a great joke...) Anyway, it's a big viscous solution with all these microscopic things swimming around, and you have these dark wormy things in there, like the clams in a clam pasta dish. But the dark things also have some of your signature Bryce qualities---curved swooping shapes, shiny, almost chrome-like. Only they're small, here. A wonderful jungle of microscopic beings. And the jaundiced yellow-green hue makes it all the more "microscopic," not to mention mysterious...