Event Horizon by Seadreamer

Fractal • Space • posted on Mar 24, 2004

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Description

Hey guys! Here's a nice, simple spiral that I thought looked alien in some way. The only post work (except for the obvious frame and sig) was that I flipped the image upside down. ^_^ And yes, I'm practicing restraint not to break out the filters and add an oddly colored star-filled sky behind it. *lol* Hope you like it, and thanks so much for all the comments, support and advice lately. It is VERY much appreciated! Apophysis 2.16/PSP7

Comments (17)

Lissa_lei

1:32AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Another wonderful fractal . Love the jewel colours and great design <<<<Lina

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Cosine

1:38AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

This is quite beautiful. It didn't need any post processing.

bloody

1:51AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

NICE ONE FOR REAL.

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quim2001

2:30AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Very nice

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abmlober

2:32AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

"Event horizon" from the physics of a black hole is captured here very well. I do not miss any starlight :-)

thelma

4:26AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

A fabulous fractal, very nice work !!

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pteb

4:35AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Sometimes its hard not to pp. This one didn't need it though.

arthez

5:30AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

wonderful art

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rocserum

6:29AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

I always had to do something, but you're right, its a complete creation. Except your virtual horizon, should it be horizontal? exellent image!!! RS

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kimpe

6:33AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

I'm Impressed. Great Job.

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whirlingfeather

8:25AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

A complete beauty, nothing else necessary!

Cryptfiend

9:08AM | Wed, 24 March 2004

Wow this is a very nice find indeed, I'd love to play around with this one, don't give up on it... zoom in a bit and hit ctrl+r, select 2048x2048png High Quality and let your comp render it to disk for a few hours. Test it out you'll be surprised ;)

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