**A painting in the style of the artwork 'View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm – The Oxbow (1836) by Thomas Cole', and focuses on an Australian valley with homesteads in it. In one small corner in the sky, there is a a crack into heaven, and inside heaven there are a bunch of red outlined, transparent gears interlocking with eachother. Some of the greenery in the foreground of the painting looks exactly like a fairy garden with colourful and detailed flowers and buds. There is a black hole in one corner of the sky too, but for the majority its a beautiful landscape with rivers and forests and little structures. some of the patterns when looked at close, are revealed to be psychodelic fractal patterns, tesselating and repeating. Geometry is a major player in this work although not evident at first. It should be 8K incredibly detailed with a full nature focus** - Upscaled by <@1089162196673634376> (fast)
A painting in the style of the artwork View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm  The Oxbow 1836 by Thomas Cole, and focuses on an Australian valley with homesteads in it. In one small corner in the sky, there is a a crack into heaven, and inside heaven there are a bunch of red outlined, transparent gears interlocking with eachother. Some of the greenery in the foreground of the painting looks exactly like a fairy garden with colourful and detailed flowers and buds. There is a black hole in one corner of the sky too, but for the majority its a beautiful landscape with rivers and forests and little structures. some of the patterns when looked at close, are revealed to be psychodelic fractal patterns, tesselating and repeating. Geometry is a major player in this work although not evident at first. It should be 8K incredibly detailed with a full nature focus