Willows Are My Shade Tree by Kindredsoul
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Made with Worldbuilder Pro 4. I was always fascinating with willow trees ... here is a stream of river going thru many shaded trees and you only see one (the willow tree) I started out with a blue volume light then switched to orange and then I cant decide which is better so I may post another same one with blue rays later.
Comments (12)
I had to vote on this one. It is just outstanding. Thank you for creating it and uploading it.
Simply too beautiful for words!!! Thanks for sharing. :)
Once again a beautiful atmosphere philip!
this is so beautiful and peaceful:)
mmmmm sigh...peaceful! :)
WOW this is just amazing. excellent work. love the light and the trees are just stunning. Very amazing work buddy.
A beautiful scene with a secret, mystical atmosphere. The trees and sunlight rays look fantastic.
Phenomenal!
Wow!!!!!!!! Man this is way over the top Love your use of folige and where did you get that water? I really feel this piece and reminds me of when I was a kid and would walk in the park at night playing Jungle Jim prentending I was exploring some strange untouched part of the world. Beautiful work of art truely beautiful
Lovely, Phillip!!! Those light rays are wonderful, such a feeling of a quiet hideaway!!!
This is so beautiful. Might I suggest a smaller watermark so that the art stands out more than the text? Sorry to say it this way, but such a mark detracts immensenly from the image. I would LOVE to be able to focus on that beautiful lighting, that sweet tree flowing in front of the cam...
Really beautiful work but the the watermark sort of ruins it. My general rule for when I put my artwork online is to only include work that I would not mind people using it for desktop backgrounds/wallpapers. Besides it really helps you gain recognition when lots of people admire your work enough that they use it that way.