the lake by tetsu-pino
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.


Comments (118)
GORGEOUS IMAGE :)
Really well planed & executed image....beautiful scene
Very lovely landscape.
marvelous work.
Super work my friend.
Hello my dear friend,What a beautiful and excelent artwork,Super Wonderful!!! Congratulations!!! A million stars ************ Have a marvelous Wednesday.Luminous blessings.Ludy. (Sorry by signing so late)
Beautiful work. Great image created here, and I like that fence. :-)
Beautiful done.
I am such a huge fan of yours. This image is no exception to your wonderful work. I love it!
Beautiful composition and render ... well done.
It's a very beautiful image. Very nice work with Vue, really! 5/5
lovely, peaceful vue landscaping.....congrats!
what a wonderful creation ... Vue did it again :) I LOVE IT!
Superb render. Very realistic. Great work.
Such a lovely and peaceful scene.
Dynamic realism!!
Very beautiful image!
Beautiful! I love that fence, a perfect country lake scene! Awesome rendering!!!
Wow you do really beautiful work.
Superb image! Wonderful style! 5+
Pastoral
A very realistic composition, my friend. I, too, will sit a while, take unhurried, restful, deep breaths, before carrying on to tackle the problems of this world, again. Thank you. Warm regards, John.
Very beautiful work!
A truly remarkable image.....
fantastic!!
fascinating realization... very very fine!
I am standing up applauding this piece... Totally love the artistic quality of this piece. I get the feeling you postworked this with Photoshop... I love the muted detail on the railings in the foreground... almost like an india ink overlay or tone separation (if you did that as a texture in Vue I would love to know how you did that!!!) This would look even more authentic (I feel) repainted as a watercolour in Photoshop or Painter.... softer....