Madonna of the Rocks (Digital Painting) by monjo71
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is my version of Leonardo Da Vinci's Madonna of the Rocks. He did 2 versions himself. I incorporated elements from both of his as well as changing the pose of the Madonna to a kneeling position rather than having her seated. Too many hours to even guess at. Painted in Painter IX with a Wacom Tablet and Intous2 pen. Comments and votes welcome. Hope you like it.
Comments (8)
Your version of"la Madonna delle rocce"of Leonardo, looks very similar to the original. Only need a little be more vivid colors. For me is a splendid artpiece!!!bravo!V:DDD
Your hardwork and time spent is shown, well done on this Monjo!
i dont know why here are only 2 comments because its great artwork and Leonardo da Vinic will be proud of you if he see it ( also i think he will love the Digital world too, he was always a open mind for all). Soo i hope to see more of your Artwork soon. thanks for sharing it !!!
I know how hard you have been working on this .. and it came out absolutely beautiful :) What an excellent job :) .. You really did do so great :)) so your hard work did really pay off ! :) My big big compliments on this one !! .. Stunning ! .. V
absolutely wonderful :) I love your style with rich colours :) Hugs :)
Our priority of is commented on the artists who sound on our gallery !!! But commented on an image, which I like !!! Excel image with they are luminous colors !!! Have an awesome day !!! ~~*****~~()~~
Wonderful work!!!!!
Fascinating to see this version of what was my favourite painting when I was about 14 years old. I like yours very much, and I am inspired to get to grips with my wacom set up. I lost interest when the programme i found so easy 'Art Dabbler' was replaced by Corel Painter which I haven't mastered.