A peaceful Moment by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a watercolor. Actually it began with playing with colors, but after a while, I( found it boring. so I tried to find shapes in it and this is the result. :) Hope you like it.
Have a beautiful day.
We have such a wonderful weather again today. I will go out and enjoy it now.
As usual, Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (20)
This is wonderful, Helle! I always love your paintings!
Pondering the solitude. Excellent painting Helle.
wow, gorgeous piece of artwork, - love it ;o))))))))))))))
Nice work!
Amazing work Helle. God Bless.
You did a fabulous job on this watercolor Helle, it really is amazing. I can't get over the tranquil feel you gave it
I love it! That is when you are released from drawing from life and the work comes alive on its own!
Beautiful painting! :D Superb work on this Helle! :)
Oh my. Helle, this is absolutely gorgeous. What a richly beautiful painting! Colors and mood are just marvellous. I love it!
Super work - he looks very peaceful with a nice steaming bowl of food next to him
beautiful
I love it! Splendid result! Stunning work! :)
Very nice shot and colour contrast
Exquisite Artwork Helle!
love it!!!!!
Splendid result! Stunning work, Helle !!
Wonderfully done!
this is lovely
Oh...WOW! When I write a book about something contemplative and moody, I'll tell my editor to contact you (and pay!) to use this as the cover! This is brilliant and it's so sensitively done and the colors are amazing. I think I might have mentioned this before, but in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Bantam Books published a line of classics (from authors like Jean Paul Satre and Aldous Huxley and others) with semi-abstract artwork on the covers. This makes me think of that, because I love that particular style of book cover design. I think the paintings were commissioned directly for the books, and it's terrible because they do not say who the artists are. Aaargh! But anyway, this makes me think of that, only in a more gentle way. I especially love the shapes in the upper portion: they look like stencils, almost, or maybe those small panes that compose stained glass. I think that is what makes this image slightly more tactile. Even if I can't actually touch it, I can still "feel" it. Also, those shapes really add to the sense of depth. This is real gallery-quality work, and I love it!
This is simply wonderful; the colors, shapes, and very life of it is outstanding!!