In the Forgotten Place, We Heard Your Cry | nftshowroom X alienarthive challenge for October: Spirits Theme No. 1

Can you see it? Can you feel it?,"* Lady Miranda spoke in a hushed, but disturbed tone.

"Yes, My Lady. The purple hue that is her soul," Ariana responded with a hopeful countenance.

"No matter her occupation, this young lady's life didn't deserve to end in such manner.

She no longer has a voice, although it was never heard. We speak for her now. Let's go now. Retribution has been ordered and received. Justice be quick."

The spirits of justice vanished into the night.

In the post, nftshowroom X alienarthive challenge for October: SPIRITS, NFTShowroom has featured all the month's Geometry themed Art minted so far on the NFT Showroom's home page / twitter. Also, Alien Art Hive will be curating participants' blog posts. This challenge was intended for the full month of September. Participants were required to:

• make art incorporating the Spirits theme;
• mint it on https://nftshowroom.com/;
• make a blog post about it in Alien Art Hive; and
• use #nftshowroom in your tags

Below are my steps I took to create my first design for this theme.

The animated design is titled In the Forgotten Place, We Heard Your Cry.

The information for my mint on NFTShowroom.

My Creation Process:

For creation of the spirits scene in the woods, I discovered a suitable free-sourced image. More than one are gathering in a forgotten place where perpetrators exact horrific pain on their victims. But the spirits are a powerful force. They will help those who cry out in the name of justice. The victims can't speak for themselves, so the spirits take up their cause.

I also included two pure fractals I created in the advanced fractal rendering program, Apophysis 7X to add an ethereal touch.

Uploading all images into Canva, my design program, I created a still version by blending them. adding layers of elements. First, I detached several elements in each stable diffusion image from their backgrounds to maneuver them across the canvas.

When finished with the still version below, I used the services of Deep Dream Generator to produce the video. Only 70 credits were needed. I was pleased with the result; however, during animation, the female was lost.

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So I decided to return to Canva to combine the animation into the original still version to include the female.

Images included in my design:

^{Spirits in woods ~ Female ~ Abstract black octogon shaped flower petal ~ Blood ~ Pure Fractal titled "Sword" ~ Pure Fractal titled "Spiked Butterfly in Orange"}

Thanks for taking the time to view my post. I hope you like my final mixed media project for the September Geometry challenge.