Cherry Trees by helanker
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Description
Once I painted two pictures of Cherry branches with watercolor. Kind of SUMI-E. Yesterday I put the two paintings together in PSP9 and began playing with them, I changed hand in between to rest the bad hand, which is not fully recovered yet. But I cant sit and do nothing.
FULL SIZE IS MORE FUN
Have a beautiful Weekend, Holiday, Christmas.
They promised Blizzard to us. Hmm.
Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (12)
SO exciting! Brilliant, beautiful, bold... I love them all and they make a magnificent image!
Beautiful and a joy to view at full screen.
What a wonderful collage Helle, you have taken your paintings to new heights here.
How beautiful these cherry trees look in all their splendour. Enjoy your christmas and I hope the blizzard doesn't arrive. They are predicting drizzle for us but we are all hoping for sunshine for the BBQ's.
Fantastic work! I love this!!!!
Lovely Results Helle!
this is super cool
When I see something like this, I automatically start to pick favorites, but you've done such a marvellous job on this that I can't pick! Oh, I can make a beginning and say I like this one or that one, but then another one catches my attention and I like it just a little bit more. But no! Maybe that first one ... or ... Oh! That one over there! :) I do like these very much, and each one is more wonderful than the others!
Wow, Amazing effects, - love it ;o)))))))))
Outstanding work Helle. God Bless.
Fun :)
Oh, I like all of these: each one is so individual and so brilliant! I have some catching up to do, and this is a good place to start. It's amazing how much can come out of a single image. I don't know if it's just me or not, but it looks as if the initial figure was a kind of "tree man" holding one arm out, as if he's waving. I like that immensely, and I love the way in which each of these images is so distinct. So individual. So colorful!