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I wasn't sure if anyone else could "see" it the same way I do,
with the disembodied souls (in yellow) spiralling into the mouth of Hell,
but sometimes ya gotta go with it, even if the only person who "gets" it is you, the artist, alone...
through sheer random tinkering with the 'big-picture" elements...
yes, much like good Doctor "Frawn-ken-Steen"' and his creation, methinks...
dude, you'd plotz if you knew how little time the comp took in comparison to the 4 hours of fractal work (including about 75 mins render time)...
also, unlike ANY other piece I've done, I don't think I used the "undo" feature at ANY significant point...
every decision I made for this piece worked better than expected, first time, every time, both in JWildfire and Photoshop (and the photoshop work was shamefully light - desaturated and blended the rock layer, gave the fractal layer a small bit of masking to reinforce the spiral a bit against its stony background, and output a PSD and JPEG...
Hell, it's more work typing it here than it was in Photoshop, no BS!