Tranquility by Rob2753
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another rural scene, hopefully one to bring some tranquility to our busy lives, thanks for taking a peek, Rob
Linda's Lush vegetation and derelict house from C3D, Noggin's Ducks from DAZ

Comments (33)
Yeah, you gotta grab the zoomed image to absorb all the wonderful details in this one and the ducks are fantastic, Very Nice Work Rob!!! 5+++
I love your technique. I wish to see more of your masterpieces. 5+.
It certainly is! Gorgeousness :)
so many wonderful details, wonderful work, Rob
I miss this kinda weather already, beautifully done Rob.
Wonderful work! Nice pic!
It looks like a gloriously warm summers evening. Beautiful time of day to relax by the pond. Lovely scene and composition :)
What wonderful memoirs on summer to calm soul, it is especial when behind a window a snow and a blizzard!
Beautiful setting & scene! Bravo!
Very nice scene. Great lighting and sky! Well done.
Lovely scene !
beautiful render
lovely
Beautiful scene and fantastic work.
Fabulous work. Great detail and tranquil mood.
Soon, springtime...
Really Nice I think il consider buying Vue
a very detailled landscape and vegetation here
木々や草花の雰囲気がとても素晴らしい!!!!!
beautiful scene with fantastic details
Gorgeous scene, Rob!
Beautiful and peaceful landscape! Very relaxing scene!
Beautiful, could do with somewhere like that right now
Lovely little intimate place you created here.
A nice scene.Very skillfully done.
Beautifully done!
Fine composition!!!
beautiful creek!
Very good POV and landscape. Nice render.
Really would adore a 'garden' such as that behind my house!!!! Superb work Rob, love the red flowers, against the proliferation of grasses pulls at my mind to sit and paint...