For the first moment I've played with Krita (at the moment I did not had a digit table) I remember thinking " woooww 50 axis?! this symmetry tool is so so so funny! " hehehe, at the moment I've lost a considerable time doing blob things with mouse in it, it was adictive... But I wanted to start something doodle like with it.



So far is being a good Krita 2.9.4 testing time too.

That is actually pretty solid! The consistency is what makes it believable. It doesn't even have to be displayed 100%, this part of the image is first percieved as a whole, and it takes a few moments to realize that there is mathematical symmetry.

It looks really pretty, and has a really nice depth feeling to it. Do you plan on finishing it sometime?

Thanks guys!

In fact I started it more as an unguided, testing work but I became really interested in what it could become.
So I started to give attention to points I wasn't satisfied. I did some deep changes on it, I stipulated some conceptual focus.

* A more 3-Dimensional, solid ambient (avoidance of strong abstraction, bi-dimensional forms, more real objects and structures)
* More coherent style (avoidance of modern elements (maybe not across all work, but orderly)
* More exploration of some known styles (art nouveau , art deco, etc) visual elements.
* More exploration of visual paradoxes.

Now it is following the direction I want.
I still did not dedicate much time to it as I'm middle of semester end , but I pretend to finish it.

Here is the actual result so on:

this work is in process? really? ?

for me this picture is awesome