Howl by bakapo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
made with tubes and fur brushes in GIMP and IrfanView.
moon: ulrikebohr, trees: gdj, grass: wolverine, wolf: butterflyrei
remembering 9/11 and thinking of those suffering in storms today.
thanks for looking, commenting and rating... I appreciate it!
Comments (25)
Beautiful creation, magic scene !!
Superb image!
You nailed an amzing piece my friend. Can hear it howling! The atmo is fannnntastic!!
I love what you did here, it really is a wonderful mixed medium art.
hugs Jane xx 
Fantastically well done my friend !!!
Beautiful image Barb love the silhouette f/x nicely done my friend!!
Great job.
Very fine render. Great compositing and creative use of tubes and brushes.
Wonderfully done,very beautiful work and atmosphere *********
Very Cool!
Fabulous work on this image
Amazing! Beautiful! Very creative! Such excellent work! 5++
Scene of the year! Gotta love a wolf.
Owooooooo!! Howling at the Moon...must be Friday Night...
Fantastic work.
makes me think of Wolf Man Jack. great silhouette
Excellent work Barb.
Outstanding...
how beautiful
highly creative.well done.
Lovely effects!
Why do wolves howl on the prairie? No trees. Just cactus ...
very beautiful
King Lear ends with the famous speech "Howl, howl, howl, howl, o you are men of stone..." (Well it doesn't 'end' with it, but it's close to the end.) There's an air of reaching for the skies in this piece, and your stark darkness around the moon really silhouettes the wolf. I like that you shed little bits of light on the grasses outside the moon's circle, too. And the deep reds on the moon are very autumnal and mysterious. Very well done.
I have to skip around, as I can't comment on everything in one sitting (because of the length of my comments---that's been a problem for me from the beginning). But I hope to come back for more than one visit. Just know I have a lot to say on everything you've posted: your gallery has become a repository for so many folkloric and mythic visions, it's been like a trip to a world of ancient fairy tales...