A sunny day tragedy by HannaK
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
We had a wonderful Saturday picnic beneath the olive
trees.I felt that I must preserve that special, so
intimate scene between mother and child.
Digital painting after a snapshot.
Comments (11)
Beautiful job!! Perfect line art!!
exceptional work. The style of painting used her is bold, yet intimate. Good job!
Gorgeous! Why is it a tragedy?
Thanks for your comments! My little grandson was crying becouse some injury on his hand. My impressionist style disguise the tears in his eyes but the mother's gaze is leading to his hand. Thanks for looking.
Beautiful
Beautiful job!!
Wonderful impressionistic painting
Absolutely beautiful !
this wonderful sunlit scene evokes thoughts of Renoir, congratulations
Wonderful effect & Image! :)
Hi HannaK! This is my preferred (or maybe 2nd) among your uploaded artist works :-) Despite the strong painting strokes (e.g. too much on his hand), the image offers great softness and sweetness both in lighting and colors. I had to read your comment about the painting title to understand what 'tragedy' you were referring to. To me, the child is showing a spontaneous joy or surprise reaction --no pain displayed here-- and the mother seems to be looking over her shoulder, in a peaceful unworrying way, maybe seeking the spot where the kid is looking at. I found the car distracting, unnecessarily taking the attention away. You might want to try some variations where the 'blur' effect gets stronger when the focus gets away from the character's faces, and increase the contrast of the background (darker) ? Happy to discover your work ! Take care, Paul