Musk and Pollen

Now what can I say about this original *lindelokse piece? A lot, actually.

What draws my eye onto it first is the colorful bloom which takes the main part of the image. It gives the viewer a feeling of a warm, strangely but peaceful glowing of a nightly flower. It's arms seem to reach for a standing foot on the fractal ground.

This ground is actually what I like most here - it seems to be full of life and offers a lot of fractal life forms to discover. The typically low gamma correction of this and other fractals highlight the shiny shapes in a magnificient way.

This work is a mirror of the originality of the rest of the gallery: no one understands it better to use offset transformation better to create sparkles.

I do find a small drawback here, however. I feel that the arms of the main shape could have been executed better by adding another variation (perhaps "linear"?) to the one which creates the arms. This to fill the honestly rather dark areas at some points more.

Take aside this minor fact, this piece is truly impacting and original. Congratulations for so much talent!