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Original artpiece from aerial view of a simple spiral from one long line of foxes starting at the very center of the spiral, from where the foxes run one after the other, with a little distance between them, in their tracks along the spiral and in the same direction as the spiral. All the foxes are progressively increasing in size in this surreal manner: the first fox is completely tiny in the very center of the spiral, this fox traces (= follows with a little distance) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its own head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its own head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its own head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which traces (= follows with a little distance between its own head and tail of the next one) the next running fox about 1/3 larger, which is finally the only one biggest fox and is called Liska and is on the very left front of the whole picture, where the end of the spiral is (here STOP THE SPIRAL DRAWING). The background is a blank snowy land. At the left front edge of the whole picture begins a magic forest. Only Liska has already arrived into magic forest and is jumping high now (close-up view at its very pretty and perfect body). This artpiece is a digital like-photography painting in surrealistic way + partly with Unreal Engine, soft cute ambient lighting and shallow shadows. Anatomically correct, elegant shapes.
AI's: a mesmerizing scene of foxes in mid-leap, arranged in a swirling spiral pattern over a snowy landscape, surrounded by evergreen trees and a serene, mountainous backdrop.
(s. Patterns in spir@ls)
