Bugs on a Hill by kenmo
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Description
A photo I took last summer at a local car show of three fine VW Beetles was used as the source for this image...
Software used Corel Painter IX.5, Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, Topaz Adjust 2.6....
Not as much freehand drawing as my previous uploads..
Cheers & all the best in '09...
Comments (21)
superb image!
I'll send this link off to my Son! ;)
Awesome!
Herbie and friends or is it Huey, Duey and Louis ? Well who ever these Beetles are, they look great in this composition, kool stuff Ken, very creative ! ~Cheers~
Excellent done
Great colors and reflection, excellent work!!! Very well crafted!!
Cool setting for three of my old favorite beetles. Bill
It has a bright cheerful sense. No seams apparant.
wonderful drawing love the reflection
Great colors!
awesome colors
this is wonderful looking
Nice graphic ken.
VW Beetles are cool cars, it whas my first ever driven car, I whas 14...grinn....;)
beautiful bugs and art work
Pretty cool work!
Lol, very clever title. I drove a beetle for many years because I was married to a native born German boy. His father was a mechanic and would repair these and we'd end up with them :) Driving down the highway one day, the hood, or should I say 'boot' or 'trunk' hood flew up and 60mph it was a scary thing to try and pull off the road safely without seeing where you're going.
This is really cute and well done. I'm gonna have to send my Dad a link for this. Excellent Image!!
This is sooooooooooooo cooooooooooool!
Excellent artwork and composition ! Stunning colours and details ! 5* :)
Yes, very clean work you did here...