Landscape by kansas
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
UF 4 with border/sig in PSP.
I appreciate your views and comments on previous posts. Thanks so much.
Marion

Comments (45)
Wonderful landscape scene Marion! Magical flow! Bravo!
Stunning image my art friend...
WOWSERS.... absolutely gorgeous work Marion. The fractal looks like a modern watercolored landscape .... perfect... the colors are bright, yet softened by that water color like effect. Excellent fractal work.
very nicely done and the frame really suits it!
Stunning artwork. Looks absolutely wonderful. Excellently done!!
Stunning! I love this pastel landscape!
This is so delicate and delightful , Marion - it is hard to believe that this is a fractal with it's exquisite flowing forms and such perfect colouring :::: SUPERB !
very unique work Marion and makes an excellent tropical paradise
Merry Christmas Marion
This one I must have missed . Love it much . It would look great framed on the wall , It reminds me of southwestern art .I would like to also wish you a Merry Christmas , best of life in the new year , ~Big~Hugs~to~yha~JIMMY
Very creative stUFf, Marion!
Ciao Marion. I'm always impressed by all the differents compositions you make with your fractal programs. And it's the first time I see a landscape made in this way. Very original, and the part of the sky seems a painting. I hope the end of the year was good for you, and that 2007 will be better again. All my thoughts are with you. A very very big Hug Marion.
, i missed this beautiful atmospheric artwork. fascinating use of layers full of mood ! * BRAVO * #:O) ^^^^^^^^
this is beautiful - missed it before :-(
A fantastic landscape, to be sure. Love the pencil & watercolor look you've achieved with PSP.