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by Stephane Poirier
$73.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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Vorotrans art from zero vorotrans images collection presenting a sensual scene. Ocean Foam shows a woman enjoying a bath.
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Vorotrans art from zero vorotrans images collection presenting a sensual scene. Ocean Foam shows a woman enjoying a bath.
ABOUT POIRIER'S ART Poirier writes software to enable visual artists to fully benefit from print-on-demand businesses and from the crypto art markets. In 2021, Poirier provided online services to automate the creation and the entire revision of any given visual artist's portfolio. He founded Fractal Montreal (FM-ORG) to produce very large-scale images derived from artists' artworks. FM-ORG not only enables each artist's artwork to perfectly fit any given print-on-demand product no matter sizes and proportion, but the artist can optionally modify their artwork's fine and large scales subject geometries, overall textures, as well as local and global color palettes. FM-ORG helps artists produce visually consistent and coherent image series...
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Michael Durst
Beautifully done, Stephane! Love the technique used and subject surrounded by fractal soap suds.
Stephane Poirier replied:
Thank you, Michael. I am glad you love this one. There is no Fractal algorithm used on this one. I rather used Vorotrans 1.0 algorithm to create this artwork. Fall 2021, I am integrating both Fractal and Vorotrans algorithms in new series of artworks.