Abstract Lotis Cube

Thank you for viewing and commenting, dear colleagues!

PDE

Abstract Lotis Cube not only works for me but works with me. 

really, really blurry.

 

you're not supposed to make blurry ones!

 

Hmmmmmmm. you're growing. who'd 'av thought???? j

You've either brought us down to pixel size or brought this block up into a world that must seem like an entirely different and incredibly finer reality.

Un grande senso di SOLIDITA' artistica, hai fatto un lavoro intelligente e non facile!

Thank you, gentlemen!

 

For your visit and nice cpmments

 

PDE

Somehow, every time you "return to abstract" the result is new and often quite surprising - another excursion into Dumasland.  This image is no exception.  

 

I have absolutely no problem with it's being blurry.  In fact, I think the blurriness goes exceedingly well with the soft detail of the cube's exterior.  Given also the low saturation level, it's almost as if the cube somehow is melding with its environment - the large areas of both light and dark brown.

 

As to a story . . . The cube immediately reminds me of one of my favorite sources of science fiction, Star Trek - The Next Generation.  Several episodes involve a highly cybernetic society - the Borg.  They travel in cube-shaped devices that are able to adapt to a weapon's technologies so as to be able to neutralize it.  Again, since we are in Dumasland, the device is his and his alone.  

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Beautiful creation !!   Best regards Ken.

Pierre,

  Wonderful creative abstract with beautiful design & colors. Take care, Patsy

Welcome and thank you, Michael, Sreten, Ken and Patsy!

 

Michael, well said my friend! Nothing is blurry except the general impression! And you are right about the genuine nature because I never saw one episode of star treks!  

 

PDE

great result!

Thank you, Maria!

 

PDE

How did you make this one? Fascinating work.

I made a square picture on which I applied the Lotis tiling filter, opened a huge new file and dropped the square picture there three times! Then I free transformed the upper and the right one with skew and scale transforming tools until I made a perfect cube, that's all!

 

Thank you for your visit, Eystein!

 

PDE