Sunrise by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Sunrise" is one of the first things I ever painted in Dogwaffle. I didn't have my Wacom yet, so this was done with just the mouse.
This is what I started with when I created "Ride the Wave." It's also the background image for "Aquarius Descending" (both versions), posted January 19th & 22nd. Ain't computer art grand? :)
Of course I can't choose which one I like best! (For those of you who wondered, after Mina's comment on my last image, I am not a Libra. Just your standard analytical accounting type. Mina's our resident Libra around here! She's not here right now - she's off deciding what she should have worn to work last Tuesday! teeheehee!)
(Taurus, by the way.)
Comments (10)
Hey you're still up. Call me. Trent
Oooh love the flowing pastel colors ;-) very nice job you have done with it!
Great pastel colors and splendid paint...bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxxx
LOL dear Tara the Taurus, ohhhh you're so right on about everything :o) and this work is most definitely right on too !!!! ....really well done painting !!! ~ Big Hugs ~
I love this! It has a beautiful painted watercolor look!
This is my favorite...I love the hint of sun, the colors and with a mouse? Now how did you do that? Love it Tara!
Beautifully done and the colors are gorgeous! Excellent
oh thats nice. very good job
Lovely.
I couldn't resist another, and it's almost 2 years ago to the day! You have that subtle range of hues again, it just knocks me over, it makes things abstract & concrete at the same time like your painting the inside of the heart. And the mountains/hills/bushes are also 'billowed' on, applied like thought as well as paint. Your movements between the subtlest range of hues is very quiet & exquisite. And the fact you did it all with a mouse is pretty intimidating, lemme tell ya...