The World From Outside | Mixed Media Art Project

On a clear day, you can glimpse all there is of the world. That is, if you happen to be viewing the craziness from the other side of veil.

Have you ever felt as though you were on the outside of life looking in at the world. What do you see that's happening beyond what you'd never anticipate or believe? Remember, what you see is subjective although you may be witnessing facts.

It's about how you interpret those facts.

I decided on a simple image for my current mixed media art project. A perspective of the world from one person's view. The person sits as if meditating. The person is surrounded by a thin veil of isolation. I only needed to make one adjustment to the image by enlarging the head, then duplicating it to cover the body. This worked perfectly. The image for the individual I chose to portray was retrieved from the stable diffusion program, StarryAI. Below are my steps:

Text input:
"Transparent background. A gray woman scarred sitting with her legs crossed on a giant mushroom."

Style: PARADIGM SHIFTER

Result:

Beneath is the world as that person sees it, full of different events; some pleasant, some not so. These events were represented by pure fractals I designed in the advanced version of the fractal rendering program, Apophysis 7X, as well as the veils. I was amazed the rendering produced on first attempts by the variations chosen.

Here are my fractals. What I like about the first one is that it resembled a domed web. Once I duplicated it, placing each side opposite one another, I actually did resemble a domed see-though structure. The color projected a serene environment.

That's the beauty of rendering the fractals on a transparent background so that I won't lose any of the intricate iteration details.

With my fractals and the stable diffusion image, I was ready to blend them utilizing Canva, my design program. I added layers of elements in accordance with my upgraded Annual Pro Membership that includes tools to remove backgrounds, resize, filter, duplicate, and reposition items as required.

I share with you my completed project:

Thanks for taking the time to view my post. I hope you like my mixed media art project.