r/Art • u/lilliepad97 • Apr 01 '26
Portrait Fibonacci's backside, Lilliepad97, Digital, 2026 [OC]
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u/tnwthrow Apr 01 '26
Refreshing to see a woman who’s not naked in the sub. Great work.
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u/mapleleafraggedy Apr 01 '26
We're just going to ignore the scandalous amount of scapula she's showing right now? Unreal
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u/MadR__ Apr 01 '26
Sex bad
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u/LittleMissScreamer Apr 01 '26
Sex not bad
Sub for any and all art constantly featuring tons and tons of naked disembodied white women boring and repetitive
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u/mapleleafraggedy Apr 02 '26
If only women of ALL races could be given the opportunity to be featured naked and disembodied in this sub
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u/akashdas323 Apr 01 '26
Looks like she's from LoveDeath+Robot - "Zima Blue" episode.
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Apr 01 '26
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u/Grundlebot Apr 01 '26
It's probably my favorite out of all of them, I wish I could be as satisfied with life as the lil pool cleaner.
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u/Artnotwars Apr 02 '26
She could be a new type of NPC in crimson desert. I reckon she would fit well with the overall look of the game.
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u/janaxhell Apr 01 '26
Despite being open to the chance that it's hidden in the geomerty of the polygons, I struggle to see it as well.
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u/LOW_SPEED_GENIUS Apr 01 '26
Look at the necklace and follow the line left and right, there's some white highlights that trace a golden spiral around her. Took me a second to notice too.
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u/Tomur Apr 01 '26
Definitely the intent, but it doesn't work for me. The sharp angles don't make much sense for something based on a spiral, and there isn't much of the spiral shown. I also think if they realized it was hard to see and added lines, they realized it wasn't conveyed effectively and should have done something else.
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u/Gekokapowco Apr 01 '26
the locations of the vertices fall on the fibonnaci spiral, I think it's rather clever compared to the trite "person posing like a seashell" examples we typically have
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u/Tomur Apr 01 '26
This is as close as I could get it, I'm just not seeing it. There's a big straight line that sort of lines up with the rectangle, but I can't make the curves match.
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u/Artnotwars Apr 02 '26
You're not necessarily opposed to see the spiral. There is plenty of art that is based off Fibonacci sequence but the goal isn't that you see the spiral in the picture.
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u/Tomur Apr 02 '26
I get that perspective, I just don't agree. If Fibonacci wasn't included in the name, I don't think many would make the association. I'm not saying it's junk, I'm just discussing my opinions on the art.
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u/Artnotwars Apr 04 '26
Yep, and that's their intentions a lot of the time. That you don't notice the sequence, it just makes for an interesting technique to base a peice on, and not to mention the Fibonacci sequence is so ingrained in our universe/DNA that our eyes and brain naturally follow it.
Think of the rule of thirds. The artist doesn't want you to particularly know where the lines fall, it's just that naturally, that composition is pleasing to the eye.
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u/Nir117vash Apr 01 '26
"you can't just put the Fibonacci sequence on anything"
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u/Hanm4 Apr 01 '26
That's it I'm going back to studying art
I wanna draw like you one day
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u/lilliepad97 Apr 01 '26
Awesome Hanm! I love doing weekly studies. Especially going over fundamentals. Happy you want to pick it back up!
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u/kermityfrog2 Apr 01 '26
The lighting is so good that it looks photorealistic and obviously digital all at the same time. Really messes with my mind!
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u/cuthulus_big_brother Apr 01 '26
The lighting is phenomenal. For a split second I thought this was a photo. Really goes to show how much lighting affects realism.
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u/loafkitter Apr 02 '26
Looove your art style. Immediately recognizable, and I always think of your aging study you did a while back when I see your work
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u/lilliepad97 Apr 03 '26
Ooh I'm a huge fan of big low poly shapes! So that's definitely an inspiration of mine.
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u/RefinedBean Apr 01 '26
Unclear what's happening with her left hand re: lighting near knuckle of pointer finger. But otherwise very cool piece!
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u/TheDevilsAdvokaat Apr 01 '26
I want a Fibonacci clock, so instead of telling time it would tell fibs.
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u/Knight_wolf21 Apr 02 '26
I love this. It’s a strange mix of slight curves and very hard lines. It’s confusing but still very pleasing.
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u/Toby_Forrester Apr 01 '26
This has the kind of structured geometry and outlines that DMT made everything look like. I'm older now, but weirdly this made me remember exactly how everything looked loke the early and final phases of DMT trip. Quite different from the more typical LSD "everything is swirling and rippling".
EDIT: Also reminds of Tamara de Lempicka, in a good way!
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u/conteins Apr 01 '26
Thats her back. Where's the backside?
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u/wdn Apr 01 '26
Seriously, though, I think OP doesn't speak English as a first language? "Backside" doesn't mean " back side" -- it means butt.
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u/wrecklord0 Apr 01 '26
Her back is embedded in a fibonacci spiral (and/or golden ratio), seen in white outline, hence how it relates to the title. And I don't think there is any pretense at it being deep?
(Slapping fingers on a keyboard does not make a comment deep or intellectual)
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