PETALIQUE IN RED by rocserum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Variation on Easterlique a few days ago
Uf 5
postwork Paint Shop Pro X2
For Dutch readers, visit my blog:
http://cornelis-cornelis.blogspot.com/
You may visit it to see my last drawings and watercolors.
Take care, have a wonderful day, and thanks for your support and kind comments you’ve gives me on my previous postings. It’s so inspiring! Also thanks to everyone who added my work as there favorite!s
Comments (19)
Amazing how variations can create totally new and dynamic results. Excellent work, the red s are superb, and they really energize the composition. Well done!!!!!
Fine & Elegant!
nice creation, lovely colours,happy Easter holiday
I can proudly inform you, my photograph, "From Holland with love" is chosen in the Last Week in The Gallery13! http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2798363 Thank you for it, I am honored And thanks for your support and kind comments on my postings. Also thanks to everyone who added my work as a favorite. RS (Cornelis)
Very nice flowers!! Congrats on your photo being picked!! :)
Schitterend werk.
Very nice. Corrie
excellent fractal render, love the coloring! congrats on ur art being chosen!:)*5
Very beautiful and bold! Nice work
Outstanding work.
superb piece
Excellent flowery spiral; nice depth and coloring.
superbe image!!
Beautiful!
Wow!
Excellent and beautiful fractal.......!!!
marvelous picture!!
excellent work as usual!!
It's wonderful that one of your beautiful photos was selected to appear in "Last Week in the Gallery 13" ! A well deserved honor! Congrats! I like the red version of this much better, but the pastel version was more appropiate for Spring/EAster!