Jellies and Bobbles and Fractals, Oh My!

It's been a long time since I've worked on anything art related. It's been hard to come up with new ideas and stay motivated. However, I did sort of recently play around with Apophysis 7X (you can see my other project with this program here) to create 3D flame fractals and had a blast. So I wanted to post a few of pieces that I worked on.

Click on a picture for a larger view. If you want to see some more of my artwork (that may or may not be horrible), click here for my Imgur album, which is sorted from newest to oldest. I hope you enjoy!

(Also please note that they are signed with my old married name, Boseman.)

Bobbles and gems

Color variation

From up top

Jelly fish!

Variation of the jelly fish. A friend mentioned that it reminded him of metroids from the Metroid games. This is my favorite out of the bunch.

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