Description
I experimented heavily with “flame fractals” in the mid 2000s, using a program called “Apophysis” to create 2D images that were amazingly detailed and somewhat 3D like. This one is probably my favorite of this series that includes “Echoes”, “Sublimation”, “Genesis” and a few others. The last one I attempted was “String Theory” in 2011.
Episteme: epistemeblue
Episteme: epistemeblue1
dafaolta –
I like the idea of a different color scheme for this but the original is still the tops for me. I have it on my iPod Touch as the background for a really cool clock app and I’m going to be using it on my new MacBook Air that I’m modding up as a kind of Steampunk version. It’s one of my faves.
Romarch –
A mandala; a rotifer; a biological dharma wheel… Me likes.
Carol –
I love this design . . . going to try and duel screen it with tiles perhaps
Lanka –
That’s just amazing. I know what my new wallpaper is.
(At least until you create something even better than this one.)
Dan –
This will always be my favorite.
Rachael –
I have to second Ron’s request for a wide screen version. This is an amazing abstract and would love see it in a dual/wide screen format
Tyler –
Dear Ryan,
I remember when this first came out. There really is something divine about this piece. The gold tones create a majestic and heavenly theme. I’m still floored at how talented you are. To create abstract art at this level and still have room for planetscapes etc. is a true testament to your mastery.
Darla –
This is still my all time favorite of yours Ryan. It is metaphysical, spiritual,ephemeral,and just plain beautiful.
Ron Olsen –
This image really apeels to me as well. I would love to have it in a dual screen format.
Michele W –
What is suitable for my phone wallpaper, & how do I apply it?
Peter –
Always been one of my favorites, There always seems to be more to see and “find” in the picture.
Viktor –
This is one of my all time favorites as well. The blues mixed into the overall brownish theme was a particularly nice touch.
~Viktor.
Scott –
I don’t think that jewel tones would work as well. The sort of rust/brown color I feel evokes the majority of the emotion in the piece. I do agree this particular piece is one of my all time favorites.
-S
Liz –
This is absolutely a stunner. If you are ever able to make this in jewel tones… like dark blue, purple, teal, dark green, etc… oh it would be awesome!
Eric –
You should add your variations of this to the pickle jar. I love this as a desktop and would like to see your other versions.
Thanks,
E
Noah –
This is definitely one of my favorites. I’ve had it for my laptop’s wallpaper for months. Not one I get tired of looking at.
Billy –
I agree, this is one of my favourites as well.
Darla –
Ryan, this is sooo metaphysical, almost alchemical. I love the feelings this brings out in me; feelings of innate power, of changes just beginning in the outer world. It really is a testament of our age.
Nina –
In general, I really like your fractal renders, but the level of detail in this one blows me away…
Thank you for sharing your wonderful art with us.
William –
this to me is the best abstract art piece that Ryan has done in my terms. Although i think it would also look super in other colors like blue,green or possibly purple. Keep up the wonderful work Ryan
Chris Park –
Would be nice in blue too.