**Step 1: Gather Inspiration and References Collect images and artworks that reflect the elements you want to incorporate into your artwork. Look at works by artists like Patrick Brown for inspiration on juxtaposing hard and soft lines. Study reimagined religious art and explore various marble patterns and textures. Step 2: Choose Your Design Software To create color vector art, you'll need a graphic design software capable of handling vector graphics. Adobe Illustrator is a popular choice, but there are other alternatives like CorelDRAW or Inkscape, which are free. Step 3: Start with Abstract Fractals Begin by creating abstract fractals as a foundation for your artwork. You can use fractal-generating software like Apophysis or Mandelbulb 3D to create intricate and organic fractal patterns. These fractals will serve as the base for your layered organic forms. Step 4: Layer Organic Forms Import your fractals into your chosen design software and begin building layered organic forms on top of them. Use curved and flowing shapes to create a sense of organic, natural growth. Experiment with blending modes and layer opacity to achieve a harmonious combination of the elements. Step 5: Juxtaposition of Hard and Soft Lines Introduce sharp, hard lines alongside the soft, flowing forms to create an interesting contrast. You can achieve this by using geometric shapes or adding detailed line work to your organic forms. Step 6: Color Palette - Dark Orange and Light Blue Choose a color palette that aligns with your vision. For this project, consider using dark orange and light blue as your primary colors to create a striking visual impact. Experiment with different shades and tints to find the right balance. Step 7: Opaque Resin Panels Effect To achieve the appearance of opaque [...]** - Image #4 <@1075201141601747034>
Step 1 Gather Inspiration and References Collect images and artworks that reflect the elements you want to incorporate into your artwork. Look at works by artists like Patrick Brown for inspiration on juxtaposing hard and soft lines. Study reimagined religious art and explore various marble patterns and textures. Step 2 Choose Your Design Software To create color vector art, youll need a graphic design software capable of handling vector graphics. Adobe Illustrator is a popular choice, but there are other alternatives like CorelDRAW or Inkscape, which are free. Step 3 Start with Abstract Fractals Begin by creating abstract fractals as a foundation for your artwork. You can use fractalgenerating software like Apophysis or Mandelbulb 3D to create intricate and organic fractal patterns. These fractals will serve as the base for your layered organic forms. Step 4 Layer Organic Forms Import your fractals into your chosen design software and begin building layered organic forms on top of them. Use curved and flowing shapes to create a sense of organic, natural growth. Experiment with blending modes and layer opacity to achieve a harmonious combination of the elements. Step 5 Juxtaposition of Hard and Soft Lines Introduce sharp, hard lines alongside the soft, flowing forms to create an interesting contrast. You can achieve this by using geometric shapes or adding detailed line work to your organic forms. Step 6 Color Palette  Dark Orange and Light Blue Choose a color palette that aligns with your vision. For this project, consider using dark orange and light blue as your primary colors to create a striking visual impact. Experiment with different shades and tints to find the right balance. Step 7 Opaque Resin Panels Effect To achieve the appearance of opaque ...