Fearless Madeline by FrenchKiss
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"In an old house in Paris that was covered in vines lived twelve little girls in two straight lines... The smallest one was Madeline."
When I was little, I loved reading all about Madeline, found in a series of books of the same name by Ludwig Bemelmans and first published in 1939. My kids also adored her and I'm sure her stories will delight generations to come.
No post work.
Credits: Thanks to Sams 3D for the bench and to Philippe who helped me find the Eiffel Tower model on the official Tour Eiffel web site. All characters are from DAZ, clothing and wall from RDNA, buildings are from Cornucopia and all green plants are my own (Incredibly Lush). There will be a Lush Ivy pack arriving one of these days at Corn.

Comments (48)
wow, this is great. looks so realistic. fantastic. all those details.
excellent work all around!!! the lighting and atmo are fantastic as well as the composition!!! very well done!!!
Great set up and scene. The tower and support buildings give a great feel of parts of Paris and the ivy looks great on the building. Excellent piece Linda.
C'est super, l'ambiance du film Madeline est bien reproduite ici. Ecore un excellent travail. Bravo Linda! Il faut que je montre celmes enfants.
What a darling scene. I always enjoy it when you bring books to life with your artwork. And that bldg with the ivy looks amazing! Really great work. CC
wow, which beautiful composition here! i like especially the light and this wonderfully clear rendering. an excellent work of art, Linda! :)
An utterly exquisite and gorgeous scene! I loved reading Madeline to my children and your scene captures her spirit and surroundings so beautifully Linda. Looking forward to this wonderful ivy package!!
Beautiful composition and excellent work :-)
charming scene Linda and very "lush" and a perfect touch with Madeline playing in the bench :D Can't wait for the ivy
Quelle magnifique image... l'ambiance est super bien rlis, j'adore cette ancienne demeure avec le lierre sur la fade ! De toute beaut.. bravo :) !!
Superb!
Oh, Linda, The lighting is strong and defined. That I like best, and second I like those red flowers against the green! A happy scene!
WOW! I can't decide what I like best! So I think I will just sit back and enjoy it all, Linda! To paraphrase that Walther gent '-)...klasse+++++!!
most excellent Linda well done
Classic creativity. The idea is so cute and you pulled it off marvelously. Very classy work.
Wonderful illustration, superb vegetation covering the house!
I adored Madeline and read her over and over!!! Excellent illustration to the story, Linda! Your ivy looks fantastic!!!
Madeline! I knew it before I saw the title! Cool, loved those stories, Linda! And a sweet image as well...ivy looks super!
a sweet image !!
wow... that's beautiful.
thats stunning linda..detailing is perfect..super artwork to go with your many others..big bravo from me..love it
A marvelous rendering of childhood memories. I've never read her, but the picture certainly gives even the unread a sense of the story. Nice job!
Great picture for great story !
I don't know Madeline but I know french houses and this one is gorgeous with all this foliage. Excellent and beautiful and very creative composition. :) Britta
This is so wonderfull - excellent light and modelling - fine details - however a perfect work
Beautiful composition, Linda, well done! The ivy looks great!
Fabuleuse image, Linda!! J'adore!!!
Madline? Yeah, looks a lot like Madline. And believe me, long long ago i have heard of as well. A very cool piece my friend, the ivy look stunning - as if i do not know already! Very lush!
Amazing work
Absolutely darling! I've never seen the cover for the book, but somehow I know this would be a better for it one :)