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Rainbow Dimensions Version 5c
This one's dedicated to you, Tina, for your very enthusiastic reviews of my work. I think this one's a dazzle fest. I wouldn't stare at it for too long. It's got so many curves it almost makes me dizzy when I look at it. It's a good thing I've never been prone to sea sickness. LOL
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Nightst4r! This one drew a comment from The Man himself! ;-) Thank you for the kudos! How've you been? I don't see you here often. Thanks also to Horo, Tina and Gat. You're compliments are always gratefully accepted and inspire me to continue my evolution as an artist. I just picked up a 9x12 tablet today. Just imagine where [I]that[/I] will take me. hehehe
nice The color transitions and shapes are very cool, nice! 5/5
* When I first saw this one I could almost see two people looking at each other. I love the sharp lines mixing with the wavy lines. Beautiful color as always. I also like the way you have toned down the shine to give it somewhat of a flat look. I miss using my Bryce but when my son gets a chance to check out my computer.......UGH! I have to use his just to go online to look at all the new postings. At least your back in the swing of things here! Keep up the beautiful works K! ; )
Very good contrast on this one. There are parts that have a sort of brightness that appears as if they were lights. Impressive work. Difficult to select a favorite. Yeah, reckon you are a pioneer for this kind of artwork done in Bryce.
OOooo Purty colors :) Very sleek, I like it a lot!
Thanks Krickerd! Yeah. Trippy is a very good adjective for these images. It's a pity this technology wasn't available back in the 70s. I would have made a fortune in the Black Light Poster market. LOL I do use them as desktop wallpaper. They may be a bit too distracting for some people but I find each image uniquely stimulating. I'm still flipping out over the fact that my original experimentation has led to a dazzling new genre of Bryce abstracts that seems to have infinite possibilities. The variety of different patterns that can be generated with this one setup alone is staggering! It makes me feel like a pioneer. I can't wait to see if any of these get posted in the October DAZ Galleries since I finally decided, with a nudge from David, to submit them. :-)
It's very appealing, the sharp division lines and bright colors with soft fades. Looks like it could have been made with a fractal generator. Would make trippy wallpaper!