I hope I rated you fairly. I was trying to not only rate the image itself but how it relates to other images I've seen in the same category. I felt that there is so much forward-movement in the digital wallpaper category that, while your piece is original, it is not necessarily taking the medium to an entirely new level.
That aside..
The first thing that stuck out to me was the originality of the name. Incredibly intriguing, made me instantly curious about the work. So props on that.
Secondly was the contrast in dimensions. I love a good 3D wallpaper, but what I love more is when an artist uses both 3D and 2D in the same work. It gives the image an entirely new depth. Specifically I am referring to the 2D lines that cut through the 3D waves in the middle.
Another few things that stuck out to me: How you used a "cut up" sort of technique. I always love when this is used in a digital piece, and you used it just right. The orange glow? Fantastic.
Finally, one thing that struck me as odd was the fractal "spines" that stick out from the 3D centerpiece. While it's a nice touch, they seem a little too faded, or at the very least, too see-through. A suggestion I would have is to slowly fade them as they move out from the centerpiece, not keep them faded the same way throughout.
That aside..
The first thing that stuck out to me was the originality of the name. Incredibly intriguing, made me instantly curious about the work. So props on that.
Secondly was the contrast in dimensions. I love a good 3D wallpaper, but what I love more is when an artist uses both 3D and 2D in the same work. It gives the image an entirely new depth. Specifically I am referring to the 2D lines that cut through the 3D waves in the middle.
Another few things that stuck out to me:
How you used a "cut up" sort of technique. I always love when this is used in a digital piece, and you used it just right.
The orange glow? Fantastic.
Finally, one thing that struck me as odd was the fractal "spines" that stick out from the 3D centerpiece. While it's a nice touch, they seem a little too faded, or at the very least, too see-through. A suggestion I would have is to slowly fade them as they move out from the centerpiece, not keep them faded the same way throughout.
Lovely piece, can't wait to see more!
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