This is my entry for the Crypto Art Challenge Contest by @sndbox. It was inspired by Victor Vasarely work. It was created with Sterling2 and Gimp.

This is a digital reworking of a gouache painting I did last year. I ended up with 12 alternative versions so far but this one above is the one I like best... Below a little bit of my working process,

I like how this one turned out. It has a feline quality to it... and reminded me, I have no idea why, of a totally unrelated dream I had a few years ago in which I was a baby bear! As usually created with

This took me much longer than usual. The first version had so many layers it got to a point it made my head hurt with so many details. So I slept over it and this morning attacked it once more... and I

This time, playing with textures and their uses, I got some interesting results. Probably will work some more on this one tomorrow...

A cute smiling Koala is all I see... What about you? Just born out of Sterling2 and Gimp. ❤

This was going to be a fractal puppy, then evolved into a radioactive green nuclear mushroom and look at what it turned out to be in the end: nirvana! Perhaps I should start filming my creative process

I haven't had breakfast yet... and it's almost 10am... I'm starving and still in bed... with Sterling2 and Gimp.

Just because I started posting today with a nod to Egyptian mythology, I finish with a fractal scarab. Hope you like it! As usually, created with Sterling2 and Gimp.

When I was a kid I saw paintings of Vasarely in my drawing school books and was fascinated by them for years and years. This is my fractal homage to him. Created in Sterling2 and Gimp. It is the first

The past week I spent a long time searching for a formula combination I utilized a lot in Sterling2 and don't remember anymore what it was... didn't find it but discovered a few interesting combinations

Or perhaps The Boat of a Million Years from the Egyptian mythology... you choose, I caught a cold this morning (the weather changed abruptly from heat wave to winter cold) and feel like crawling into a

Things sometimes work in mysterious ways... and more so when Mystery is the theme for the contest! It all started late last week with a conversation about names, songs and language. Suddenly, early this

Dear Steemians, help me decide, tell me which one you prefer! A little poll below, scroll down for it. Above is one of my fractals I just finished. It was, as usual, created using Sterling2 and Gimp. I

Frederico despiu-se com cuidado. Pendurou os andrajos puídos no gancho pregado por trás da porta da cabana e retirou a garrafinha verde do nicho da parede que no dia a dia estava oculto por um quadro,

This started by accident as most things do. Today I was pondering what to to? What to write? What to create? When at my right jaw a budding pain was forming, stealthily as it usually does if I am not paying

My original spoken song, entirely produced with Audacity. Experimenting with recording my voice and has the special collaboration of my budgie Guibli. It is a reading of my flash fiction story The Door

Hear me miau, hear me howl! A reading of my story The Huntress Of Names, by myself. A little experience with my voice with the special collaboration of two lovebirds and a budgie. Created using Openshot

Another photo manipulation of an old photo of mine, using Deep Dream Generator, fractals and Gimp.

Still experimenting with negative space. I bring you a new fractal I finished yesterday, this time inspired by ロング・ラブレター〜漂流教室 The Long Love Letter, a Japanese TV series from 2002 I've watched long ago.