Clean missed this one, and it fits beautifully into a "surreal metal" theme I rotate. Only real complaint is that the dualscreen selection is really minimal -- nothing above 5120 wide and I'm running 7680x2160 (technology -- hard to keep up.)

Howdy.  "Hexagram" from the 2015 gallery (Ryan, Digital Blasphemy).  A creative detailed work of art easily interpretted yet has one common denominator; the interlocking of poistive and negative electromagnetic energy, forces of creation.  - Horseman LR

I like the colours.

This one is neat!

Great 3D effect! It's real art!

It seems to be a nice blend of machinery and magic (at least that's my interpretation!)

Reminds me sight from Matrix as those machines were digging through the ground towards Sion. Maybe you can think of similar concept for the next projects :-) Anyway, perfect job!

Looking very forward to multi-screens :)

Amazing wallpaper. I love it so much!

Keep up the great work Rayan

At last, something I can enjoy with the whole of my one good eye! No blur, no grain, no tilt-shift to make me question whether even that eye is going... But I don't give "10s" for things based on what they are not. What this *is* is textural, intriguing, and that awesome "warm blues" (blues enhanced with purple/pink, orange and gold) palette that I like so much. It looks like a deeply three-dimensional version of one of your wizard's-platform symbols (but from the title, I think you knew that...); a mandala; a meditative spiral, the kind the monks walk, but with staircases and levels. I could look at this, explore it with my eyes, for ages...

Love it. This is one of your abstracts that I actually really like.

It's good to see you've blues-and-reds period behind. :)

What is it? How about a new "winter scene".

What is it? How about a new "winter scene".

Something about this seems so unsettling and yet that is also what I like about it. Found my new wallpaper.

Very nicely done. I also like the quality that I think Gardner is talking about - "I don't know what this is but it looks hauntingly familiar."

(I also like the "warmer," tilted perspective version that was in the WIP place earlier today)

I'm not sure what this reminds me of, exactly, but whatever it is, it certainly looks great. Thanks for the great work.