Hello everyone.
I'm really proud to announce to you the release of "Acorn", the first piece of three in my new series called "Life". It is followed by "Beacon" and "Glider".
"Acorn" is made up of a fractal image generated on a 6000x6000px canvas. I then used strictly a 1px pencil or brush with colours borrowed by eye dropper. The image is overlaid with a texture taken from a photograph of an opaque glass door.
Each work in the series is meant to be a child-like collision between chaos, figure and landscape.
There will only ever be one tokenised copy of this work which grants full-commercial rights to the owner. The buyer of the token is also entitled to contact me to receive a copy of the full resolution uncompressed file. The image you receive on purchase has been compressed to 92% to meet the upload restrictions of NFT Showroom.
I will know your identity by asking you a question that can only be answered if you own the token - the answer is hidden in the image you receive. The image is signed at pixel resolution bottom right.
I've included in this post three close-ups of the work showing some of the detail.
Come over and check out the rest of my gallery too:
https://nftshowroom.com/almightymelon/gallery
I Love those sand gardens with all the perfect lines. This reminds me of one of those but shows the chaos of each grain of sand... Im not sure if that even makes sense, but thats where my mind went.
The process was actually a lot like etching a piece of metal with a very finely tipped etching tool. But there was definitely something quite zen about it. I appreciate the feedback.
This is super dope! What software do you use?
Just GIMP. Various fractal tools. Huawei phone camera.
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