An English Spring by kenwas
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Description
Wasn't happy with the lighting of the previous version....Vue 6 Infinite with grain shed from C3D.
Comments (64)
Stunning.
Excellent work.
a very pleasant image!
Another beauty...!!!!
Most excellent!!!!!!!!!!!
Oooooooh.. I just want to roll in that field.. Beautiful work!
Absolutely gorgeous.
Phenomenal!!
Great place to be
So nice, peaceful, well crafted, detailed, well lighted, and colorful nature scene I want to get tickets and go there now!!! Excellent art creation Ken!
Well I like both, I can't help it! I am such a fan of your work! :))
Absolut perfect !!!!!!
I agree to all other comments - V
beautiful scene with excellent pov and plants
Beautifully done!
Fantastic work! Superb!
HOLY #%&"%&!!!! WOW! You take my breath away! Stunning beyond words... BRAVO!!! 5/5
Lovely and serene.
Oh yes, so beautiful landscape and excellent composition and spring mood here !!! Good day :)
lovely job
Absolutely stunning work!!!!!
a delight to view Ken BEAUTIFUL !!! wonderful for spring !!!! love it!
A beautiful contry scenery you have created here! Congratulation!!!
great as always!
Veeery beautiful!!!
It is a very beautiful image, I like very much. Excellent work. Bravo!
Great scene, nice colours.
Stunning composition. Looks like a place I want to be. Wonderful colors and mood. The POV is perfect. Superbly done!!
Outstanding - over all!
This is a great improvement on the shading of the last version, 'The Merry Month of May'. The shade of the sky is tending a little bit towards the spectrum blue (or Azure) range which I feel is unrealistic for the the English south-east (I assume this is where the piece is set due to the red brick - wattle & daub combination) and should be slightly more pastel coloured, perhaps with a slight element of lavender or cornflower blue. I am not sure what either the flowers or trees are supposed to be. The flowers have the height of ox-eye daisies but are of course the wrong colour. The tree looks neither like oaks, ash (very common in the the south-east)beech or elm. Where they modelled with anything particular in mind?