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RE: Abstract Dreams, part 2 of 3
@nyarlathotep Your name suits this piece as well. I do enjoy reading Lovecraftian stories and this art speaks about the mythos on initial impression. This is like what people would probably see when they gaze upon the gods. I bet if this was converted into a gif, havign a rhythmic pulsation or an accompanied audio of eerie elements, it would boost the cosmic horror feel to it. This piece IS what the normal mind could not describe so easily. So complex and trivial.
Hehe, thank you for the eldritch comment! These dreamy fractals seem like the visage of the outer gods captured in a point in time, indeed! Your idea about pulsation & audio is wonderful, but I have no skill in either medium. Perhaps some skilled artist like @whornung might make an animated image of those.
It's a good start at capturing a still image before going insane from their totality. The gods were described as kaleidoscopic beings, several eyeballs, rhythmic pulsations and distortion of the visual-temporal-spatial relations. Some parts teleport at random within the form but then again there is no randomness to a form but only a form which the mind could not predict a pattern therefore it exists outside human patter recognition. Weird. Haha, what I meant to say is that this still image just captures a gist of the totality and even when viewed as a whole, I still won't get it.
Well said, a good description of the indescribable!!