Mademoiselle Marlène (pour Cyve) by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bonsoir cher ami Yves, ce dessin d'une femme assise prés d'un fleuve a été réalisée tout par hasard avec un simple arrière plan et un tube de femmes retro des années 30 et avec l'aide de FilterForge6.
Bref de la nostalgie pure ainsi que la video de 1938, je veut t'en faire cadeau et j'espère que ma petite 'toile digitale' te plait. Je souhaite à toi et à ta charmante épouse un magnifique weekend, amicalement à vous deux, Ute
Hello dear friend Yves, this drawing of a woman sitting near a river was done by chance with a simple background and a tube of retro women of the 30s and with the help of FilterForge6.
This is simply pure nostalgia, as well as the video of 1938, I want to give it to you and I hope that you like my little 'digital canvas'. I wish you and your charming wife a wonderful weekend, friendly to you both, Ute
I thank you for looking and I wish you a very nice weekend!

Comments (35)
joli tableau
Such skillful and classy art Ute. What a lovely dedication!
Outstanding Work,
Very beautiful scene! I love the colors!
Wonderful. This does feel like a 1930s image; but it also feels a little like a Renoir painting---your reds and blues and yellows and greens have some of his bold presence. The woman has a colorful hat, which Renoir also loves (here's a link to a typical Renoir masterpiece: Yours is different, of course, but there are some similarities; notice the saturated hues in the woman and child and in the bowl...https://lakeimagesweb.artic.edu/iiif/f6a10ed9-6c22-dfa6-755d-84454750fae9/full/!800,800/0/default.jpg). Your background bridge and trees are almost Japanese in their simplicity. A beautiful image, and perfect for Yves, who does French subjects so beautifully.
Thank you dear Marc for all your nice comments, I wish you and yours a marvelous Sunday!