Tangled Web We Weave

ArtByDrew

Tangled Web We Weave

Web spun from tangled silk of lies
Woven from truth held in disguise
Where trust ensnared, betrayed it dies
No greater thing do I despise

Web better built from silk of gold
Woven from truth all can behold
Where trust is free, instead of sold
No greater thing when truth is told

So earn my trust, earn my respect
Tell me not truths that are suspect
For if false truth I do detect
Then trust from you I can’t expect


This fractal artwork was inspired by an old quotation from Sir Walter Scott about lying that went ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive’. My biggest pet peave are liars, and always has been. The artwork depicts how a lie can go on to exponentially effect the lives of others to whom the lie is passed.

The greatest example currently is the war in Iraq, which was started from a lie to the American public by it’s leader that Iraq had stockpiled ‘weapons of mass destruction’ and intended to use them. This one lie has devastated families and ruined economies across the globe.

The greatest thing I respect in an individual is their ability to be honest, as then I can grant them the trust that all other things in the relationship will bloom from. So always remember this quotation, as well as, another old adage that says ‘The truth shall set you free!’.

This fractal artwork was created in Apophysis. The original is 6000×6000 pixels at 300 pixels per inch. The fractal gradient was created with ApoMap, a gradient editor commonly used with Apophysis. Because the original is so large and difficult to see over the internet, I have included a couple of detail cutaways below.





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Tangled Web We Weave by ArtByDrew
  • Angi Baker

    Angi Baker

    Great work my friend…

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, Angie!

  • AndreJ

    AndreJ

    beautiful labyrinth! shelob and charlotte would approve – as do I !

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, Andre!

  • Debbie Sandersfeld

    Debbie Sanders...

    love this and the comment with it.

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, Gramia97!

  • rupertrussell

    rupertrussell

    Wow this is great work. Thanks for the details.

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, Rupert! And also thanks for taking the time to also read the description! :)

  • KazM

    KazM

    I am amazed and awed by your brilliance and your willingness to share
    Bravo

  • ArtByDrew replied

    WOW!! Thank you so much, KazM!! The bubble isn’t the only thing here that’s red right now! (...blush)
    :)

  • HenkStolk

    HenkStolk

    fantastic design

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, Henk!

  • cheywings
  • ArtByDrew replied

    WOW!!! Thank you, cheywings!

  • CanDuCreations

    CanDuCreations

    Gorgeous work

  • ArtByDrew replied

    Thank you, CanDuCreations!

  • Donna Adamski

    Donna Adamski

    Love this image…great work!

  • ArtByDrew replied

    WOW!! Thank you so much, Donna!

  • Sharon Mau

    Sharon Mau 8 days ago

  • ArtByDrew replied about 9 hours ago

    WOW!! Mahalo nui loa, Sharon!!

  • David Silsbury

    David Silsbury 8 days ago

    Great image, well done and congratulations on being featured.
    David

  • ArtByDrew replied about 9 hours ago

    Thank you so much, David!

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