Abstract gallery
When I first started doing digital abstract art I did all my work in 2D. Later I started incorporating different elements like objects which I rendered in 3D. The main advantage of using 3D tools is that they enable one to render an object from any angle. It's also easy to manipulate the object in almost countless ways. Now I often rely on both methods to create abstract images. I often start by looking through my large library of unused and half finished images which I created over the years to see if there is anything that will give me some ideas. I almost always find something suitable and start working on it. Whenever I render something in 3D that looks good but is not suitable for what I'm working on at the moment, I'll save it for future use. That is how my library got so large. Over time I got I good sense for what will work where and how to do it. So I get the ideas pretty quickly as I browse through the images. My favorite method is to combine both 2D and 3D abstract images in such a way that makes the final image unique and original. Just like in Mekanika where in the foreground there is an object merged with a background.
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Reflections
The most popular images during the past 365 days: 1. Planet scape 2. Endless opposites 3. Cosmic vista 4. Snowy vista 5. Singular ambience 6. Stellar vista 7. Distant system 8. A million stars 9. Cosmic shores of the subconscious 10. Cosmic awareness
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