Hiver (repost) by J3nuwin
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I've reposted this after It was sugested that I should have warmed the previous version up a bit,so here it is......can't warm it up too much,it's supposed to be winter ;)
I'd like to thank everyone who has commented on previous pieces of mine.
I'll still be the Newbie for a while yet ;)

Comments (8)
Excellent scene just saw it and thought I would pop in and see we have used the same cabin and I like your textures on your cabin better than on mine so I will have to redo when I figure out how to section the top part so it can be made into wood plank texture I will let you know...sweet pic
great impression and composition....but what happend to the mountains in the background?
Nice job! You set a real mood here.
Terrific! One suggestion: use a higher resolution on your terrains to get rid of that jagged effect. Also use a little "erosion" to give them a bit of realism. Really nice work here though.
Wow..this is great. As Quoll said, you set a mood here. I love the choice of sky you used. Very well done. (the mountains in the background, upper left area, do not seem to have the detail the rest of the scene does. That is just a little nit pick, so pay it no regard.) Really nice work.
Excellent winter scene,Great lighting,very nice effects
A note about putting lights in the window to show somebody is home enjoying the fire...... another possible choice is "smoothing" the mountains x 1 to take the sharp angles out..... Your smoke is great. Nice effect!!! Lightpen
A winters day in a deep and dark December. Your image brings to mind this Simon and Garfunkel song. You have a keen eye for the beauty of nature and the talent to recreate its splendor.