Four Strong Winds that Blow Lonely by kenwas
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Four strong winds that blow lonely,
Seven seas that run high,
All those things that don't change,
come what may.
But our good times are all gone,
And I'm bound for movin' on.
I'll look for you,
If I'm ever back this way."
Ian Tyson
Vue 6 Infinite, lush vegetation, Paul Trepanier atmo. all at C3D.

Comments (77)
you made me feel wonderful. thanks, Ken!
fantastic mood!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful - so serene
Fantastic image!!Great lights and atmosphere.
Very realistic!
One glance down the thumbnails and this stands out head and shoulders above the rest !! beautifully done Ken
Nice job Ken. The poem works great with this image.
WOW, you are the master with atmospheres and mood. 5
lovely!
Wow, impressive colors. Lovely place. Well done.
most impressive art. all of the scene is realistic especially the sky
great atmos and sky.....excellent work here!!
Excellent image.
Magnificent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent work and image, well done...
I've been here. Thanks for the memories... excellent!
In my opinion, this is one of your best images to date. That sky is astounding!
Great Song, Great Scene! Perfectly done.
Love that sky scape.
Awesome work here! Love the light and the mood. Excellent done!
that's very realistic and lovely.
antastic..wonderful atmo, colors and light!
Very beautiful image, Ken! I love the mood here!!
This is beautiful Ken - the colors are amazing
Beautiful,
beautiful image.
"Seven seas that run high" A beautiful atmosphere and render Ken, I can feel the heat from here.
It is simple and so beautiful... Bravo!
Beautiful image!
Excellent! Inspiring but shows me how far I have to go with Vue =} Very nicely done!