L is for Lighthouse by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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North Head - North bank of the Columbia River
Coquille - Bandon, Oregon
Grays Harbor - Westport, Washington
Heceta Head - Florence, Oregon
Mukilteo - Mukilteo, Washington
... and the L is a Fresnel lens from heaven-only-knows-where
Full view has richer colors, imho.
Comments (17)
Amazing work Tara. God bless.
When I was little I wanted to live in a light house. I love the way you have put this one together. Beautiful.
Very lovely layering with this one, Tara
This leaves me trawling the shallows of my mind for a collective noun for lighthouses. Oh dear, another sleepless night. And I love the composition and especially the colour palette, BTW
It's really beautifully composed, Tara! So much creativity and thought has gone into your artwork, and this one just comes to life right off the page! There is something magical and mysterious about light houses, and this is exactly why! Fabulous composition!
Really cool the way you are putting these together. Lovely Lighthouse.
Wonderful composition :) Very cool indeed.
Another revelation Tara, you are getting some great results with your layers.
What a fabulous result of severel lighthouses put together in a lovely L- image. :-) Superb result again. Love the framing too.
Krittermom (Bev) says that when she was little she wanted to live in a light house. I still want to. The design elements in this image are fabulous and the use of the Fresnel is inspired. Your work with the alphabet just gets better and better.
The arc of the stairwell connects all the images so perfectly; what a beautiful addition to the alphabet!
lovely
Also for "L"ovely! What a delightful Look at these Lighthouses, and your Luscious artwork, Tara!
(btw, and this has nothing to do with your art: I luuuuuuv Denise's new avatar---where does she FIND these things! Anyway back to the art...) This has the feeling of some of the renaissance and post renaissance flemish painters, and northern european painters. It has that northern dark amber light; the buildings seem from a scrapbook of memories; the pileup of images feels like a set of keepsakes pasted together for a loving presentation to one's children; the stairwell swirls over the image like a gentle canopy; and the dark rust hues (in corners) make it feel intimate. The border sets it off, picking up the lightest of the hues 'inside' the image. And it feels like a gathering of lighthouses but also cottages. Very intimate and gentle. I love how you change hues in this series, this one has a tone totally different from the others. Beautiful once more!
Fabulous work!
Bravo, Bravo, what a overwhelming fun this gives, I still am very impressed by your talent, my friend.
Always like Lighthouses! Something about them, especially in a storm Rob