#mandala-monday

Going high-tech fusing pictures of circuit boards and neon lighted schematics into a 13 axis-mandala toned in three different subtle color settings. Created in Affinity Photo. Img srcs:unsplash.com

A rainbow'y variety for this mandala monday, fur pelts fused with color paints, interlaced on several layers, mirrored on 13 axes coming out as sort of a furry button with a shadowy ring. Came out quite

Super happy to share with you my first nft showroom Mandala as part of this ongoing series! This one features a rope texture fused with colorful textiles to create a coarse and rich mandala gate of a tangible

As preview for the art I want to feature on NFT Showroom I went over the Mandalas I have created in the past year and picked out my favorite ones that give a good sense of the style of art I want to share

Textury and rich - carpets are the perfect basis for creating awesome mandalas because of their coarse contrast and stark patterns! This one reminds me of a magic flying carpet so I had to name it accordingly.

Technical and futuristic, this otherworldly looking mandala features 13 axes mirroring and the blending of several layers with various layer display modes. I really like how they came out. The basis for

Since I am working on the design of a new project I have been wanting to start for the longest time I thought I'd use a picture of the moon as basis for this week's Mandala Monday. Three interacting layers

Since spring is in the air and many strong impulses for movement in my life are coming on I felt it appropriate to make flowers the centerpiece of this week's mandala monday. Came out quite cosmic and

In celebration of Hive's relentless ascent into human consciousness I wanted to play around with some hive and honeycomb imagery. Golden! Mirrored on 13 axes utilizing three layers with various interlocking

Did some trippy Mandalas out of crystals for today's edition of Mandala Monday! I played with two different varieties of a crystal mirrored on 13 axes, then fused both together resulting in the third image.

Turning pictures of our local pinecones into a wintery mandala image for this week's mandala monday. I used simple layer effects and kept it rather natural mirroring two interacting layers with one another

A most crazy year is coming to an end and I feel we are all in need of a break. So I thought I would share an Amanita mandala with you all today for the holidays ahead. May we all find the moments to go

Fusing a photo of sea shells from the black sea into a 13-mirror axis mandala in three variations. It came out quite different than expected but it fits. It's been a few high input days lately, hence the

Still fond of keeping it natural, this is a wooden grainy pattern engraved on itself through two 13-axes mirroring of its own duplicates and then utilizing layer modes to make it look like it's been carved

Keeping it ultra-realistic with this edition of Mandala Monday, mirroring merely one layer of fallen forest leaves in 13 axes due to high relevance of the 13 in the mayan calendar we learned about. No

For this week's mandala monday I asked @trayan permission to use one of his awesome shots and mirrored it further on 8 axes, blending several layer modes and adding diffuse glow to make three variations

Took a macro image of my AKG condenser microphone and mirrored it in a variety of axes overlaid on top of another in various layer filters to achieve a somewhat technologically inclined mandala. Here are

Due to the recent affinity of mine to wine this week's mandala had to feature some grapes, mirrored in 3 and 12 axes, blended through some hue and saturation coloring filters and fused with a slightly

Swirling and blending several layers of mirrored city maps with different filters into a mandala reminiscent of text-based navigation charts of the pre-smartphone era. The lines come out especially well

Almost longing for more office time again as life has been asking for so much attention elsewhere lately. So I opted for a plain office picture witha cup of coffee and a laptop, adding scratches and noise