within and without by titta
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
First I sketched this with pencils, then scanned it, and painted in PhotoShop.
For 2D Forum's November Theme, Transitions.
Thank you so much for your comments on my previous picture!
Thanks for viewing this one, and as always your feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks again!
Comments (17)
Delicate work
beautiful image, titta. i especially like the very good suggestion of transparency
i dont know what to say titta, that goes straight to the heart!!! i love it!!! i send you a couple of hugest hugs my friend and thank you for this wonderful moment of inspiration :o)
Here she is...or at least her dress. What an original idea and wonderful realisation of it!! Give my thoughts a "puff"
Masterful 2D work Titta! Bravo!
~~Fantastic Artwork..Just Love It!~~
Thank you all for your wonderful feedback!
Wonderful image of your conceptualization. Love the transparent appearance and suggestion in several areas, Titta. Excellent work!
a spiritual soul cleasing dream..... hard to work with whites....
A stunning metamorphosis creation.
I think it speaks lots to the things that define us. I think about the masks we wear and the shoes we adorn ourselves with, when in truth, our feet are just too soft to walk on the hard ground... Very special picture...
Thank you so much for your comments!
Amazing.
Excellent work!
Oh WOW! I am stunned by this work my friend... what an amazing image. In my mind this simply comes to life, I can just imagine her world in motion. Thank you for sharing this. I wish I had more time to just gaze at each and every one of your works... oh well... one at a time eh?
A most mysterious picture and one which has a beautiful softness and flow, yet looks very cold. Love your choice of almost desaturated colour. If I didn't know better, I would have said that this was a lost Surrealist masterpiece from the 1930s or 40s. Your technique is fascinating, and it's something I'd like to try myself, if I can....
Very well done, a neat effect!