In the Temple of Oz Poster by MattLindley

full size: http://mattlindley.info/post/2012/01/28/In-the-Temple-of-Oz.aspx 33in x 52in @ 300ppi; Mandelbulb, Daz Studio, Adobe Photoshop CS5. <blockquote>She stepped into a vast chamber dimly lit by hundreds of chthonian lights, the sickly yellow glow making her uneasy. Every surface as green as emeralds. Shadowed balconies coiled up to an arched ceiling, far higher than any she had ever seen before. Distant, ominous voices echoed down long corridors, chanting unfamiliar words, giving her goosebumps and making her hairs rise. Feeling very small and frightened, she asked in a trembling voice, "what is this place?" Replied the guard, "this is the Temple of Oz."</blockquote> Over 100 rendered scenes and a lot of post processing in Photoshop. I found a wonderful program called Mandelbulb, which provided the basis of the scene. When I was moving around the fractal, I found this point of view that made me think of vaulted ceilings in ornate cathedrals. The colors were dark blues an sallow greens. I was torn between seeing this as an demonic version of Oz and an eldritch castle inhabited by H. P. Lovecraft's Old Ones. I chose to go with the Oz interpretation, after a bit of color modifications and effects. Which way would you have gone?

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In the Temple of Oz

full size: http://mattlindley.info/post/2012/01/28/In-the-Temple-of-Oz.aspx 33in x 52in @ 300ppi; Mandelbulb, Daz Studio, Adobe Photoshop CS5. <blockquote>She stepped into a vast chamber dimly lit by hundreds of chthonian lights, the sickly yellow glow making her uneasy. Every surface as green as emeralds. Shadowed balconies coiled up to an arched ceiling, far higher than any she had ever seen before. Distant, ominous voices echoed down long corridors, chanting unfamiliar words, giving her goosebumps and making her hairs rise. Feeling very small and frightened, she asked in a trembling voice, "what is this place?" Replied the guard, "this is the Temple of Oz."</blockquote> Over 100 rendered scenes and a lot of post processing in Photoshop. I found a wonderful program called Mandelbulb, which provided the basis of the scene. When I was moving around the fractal, I found this point of view that made me think of vaulted ceilings in ornate cathedrals. The colors were dark blues an sallow greens. I was torn between seeing this as an demonic version of Oz and an eldritch castle inhabited by H. P. Lovecraft's Old Ones. I chose to go with the Oz interpretation, after a bit of color modifications and effects. Which way would you have gone?

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