Numerical Dream by lyron
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mgtcs
This is a wonderful fractal, so different and creative, marvelous work!
afugatt
Wonderful!
jmb007
beau travail!
Rhanagaz
Great fratals! In some way it get to think of Hieronymus Bosch!? :o)
Flint_Hawk
Great work!
sandra46
SUBLIME! AWESOME!
Jay-el-Jay
Very interesting forms.I like the way that you worked them together.
mikeerson
the anser is one.... 1 is the loneliest number - UNLESS - all the other numbers decide to dogpile your ass - lol
carlx
Excellent composition, tones and mood!!!
MOSKETON
GENIAL.
Digital_Mischief
Now that is a weird one. Makes me think of a creature of some short!
Savage_dragon
Freaky. But still cool. ;)
Ac-Dc
excelente.
X-PaX
Very interesting work. Well done. Which program have you used?
tresamie
It almost seems like a cubist painting! Lots of depth and great contrasts :)
Pierrot_Lunaire
Wonderful art my friend!!
three_grrr
excellent realization!
MarciaGomes
IMPRESSIONANTE FRACTAL MARAVILHOSA ESCULTURA ADOREI OS TONS.+++++++++++5
mariogiannecchini
Fantastic design and colors!!Excellent done fractal!
abmlober
A very nice work!
gunsan
Strange and beautiful!
Marinette
Superb artwork! :)
anahata.c
It's been so long since I've been here...when you posted this, I'd just gotten back to Chicago from my sick (and just-passed) father. And I'm sorry I missed jewels like this. I can sort of see "numbers" here, but I declare ignorance of the numbers overall (sorry!) But the image is astonishing. Your surrealism is so surreal, yet so real. Pieces like these evoke the spirits of Tanguy, Miro, Dali and even Magritte---though your shapes are far more complex & organic than Magritte's. And even a little De Chirico. But the image is all yours. After a long viewing, we see that all these organic "things" are tucked into the opening of some large organism---or else into the folds of a large protective pillow or even womb. And you have things projecting out to the 'sky', like towers out of a city. And wonderful modeling & shading, and rich peach-red and brownish-red hues. What a wonderful piece. I do see geometrical curves intersecting, and oh do you make a wonderful compact colony out of these things. All from fractals! Amazing. Another fav.