Paths to Nowhere (2014) by Mark-David-Rogers
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Created and rendered using J-Wildfire v2.00 R2 with post work using a bitmap paint package.
I hate it but I never hide from my mistakes and always post them for others to comment on. We all have these moments and this is one of mine unfortunately.
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this is a mistake? - it's art, Man! Art is feeling and is very, very subjective! show three people the same piece of art and you'll hopefully have three different opinions and all three are correct
I agree totally with Mike. I love this one. Gorgeous colors. Corrie
It would be interesting to know what you dislike about it. I find the composition unsatisfactory , it appears to be parts of two unrelated images . The right half makes a well balanced picture on its own.
Marvelous creation once again. Wonderfully done !!! Fantastic colors also !
Many times,creativity can be found from experimentation.Sometimes it works out better than others.
Maybe I was wrong about this one... maybe not, we know art is about liking or disliking things, different tastes etc... but it has to start with the artist being confident in a piece of work before he/she releases it for the eye's of everyone, in my case through the years I have destroyed unsatisfactory canvases and in digital many works have headed to the recycle bin... these days I'm not so driven towards the untenable idea of "Perfection" from my younger years when I was creating 3D art, in the end It would always end up mixed media and that is how I eventually went fully across to 2D once more. I have work dating back years... all the way back to when I even created digital art on a 48k spectrum!.. yes... that far back... none of it has never seen the light of day. We never really know what may come next from us as we create and attempt to create a balance between the technological age and nature in art... we are all part of nature.