Juxtafied Gimpism by blankfrancine
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Jux and the Gimp.
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Comments (19)
Glendaw
Wow what a beautiful b/w original.
kepp
superb b/w image excellent work
DukeNukem2005
It is very good!
ontar1
Fascinating!
miwi
MajinBoo
It's like looking under a microscope. Something about the color scheme reminds me of U.S. currency.
LivingPixels
Incredibly well done my friend!!
MagikUnicorn
eekdog
Looks like a microscope view of some organism.
2Loose2Trek Online Now!
Organically fantastic!
rbowen
Excellent!
Blackbusters
Great work!
beachsidelegs
Wonderful image my friend :)
Richardphotos
really is cool art in monochrome
starship64
I like the way this has an organic look.
ia-du-lin
Beautiful abstract fractal work.
Axeye
Molten aluminum or mercury swirling around against a mirror! Stunning art once again!
anahata.c
I've noticed some shifts in some of your uploads, this is a good example. I know nothing about Jux, but in images like this, you create highly microbiological views, reminiscent (a little) of your older imagery (I mean from the earlier part of this decade, back when you were also doing your Soviet images and other remarkable historical pastiches), where you created lots of cellular and microbiological forms. The near black and white is perfect for this, because it feels like a slide of a slice of the inside of a cell. And the nuclear forms (forms with a defined center, and lots of smaller forms around it) move and undulate like they're truly in some form of cellular fluid. The big chrome-y parts are terrific balance; and I love the tentacles all over the place. You must've had some experience with biology, esp at the cellular level; because your eye is very attuned to its forms...
Drakkendark
Cool work.