Landscape on Colors. by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just one more play with the same background as yesterdays post. Only now, I added a quick drawing of a Landscape a made a few years ago.
I will have to take a little break this week. Alot to do here.... in a good way, but I hope to be back next tuesday. Have a great time :)
Windy, rainy, dark and cold here. 8C.... YUCK !
Thank you for your visit :)
Comments (9)
I love the vibrancy of all the colors. You also have a natural sense of color theory. I'm meant to mention that. Very nice piece.
This is very exciting in full size!
Very beautiful and creative ! I like this a lot !
beautiful and fun work
nice piece of work
Great to see you having fun with your images, this looks so pretty with all the different colors, just like a garden. :)
A wonderful, colorful fantasyland you've created, Helle! It looks a lot warmer than your present location.... Brrrrr - that's cold!
(you were gonna take a break, and now you've posted twice, lol! Mixed signals! Your fans are reeling in confusion!) (you can post anything, anytime, whether you comment or not; you've been on a real roll, Helle)
This is a big splash of wild confrontations and great crazy growths, and I assume some water, and trees in the background, with what appears to be a big abstract expressionist painting as the 'backdrop'. Those big blobs of color on top remind me of Rothko, who did big blobs of paint to the tee...I love the wash-effects in the colors, and the mix of light and shade going through them. And somehow your landscape has turned into a huge nightmare scene, with wild hues and sinister light---it's a wild delight! And I love the rough edges of the piece too---they just kind of bleed and peter out. I love it. Your temps are like ours, btw (well, we had snow too...), welcome to late November!!! Great to see you post even when you're taking time off...I hope you get done all you need to get done...
You made me think of a technique I learned a million years ago as a child, where we colored all over a piece of paper with wax crayons, then covered it all with black paint, and then scratched the paint away to create a colorful "something." Only THIS is 100 times better than what we did in school! :) I like the trees, and the juxtaposition of the colors. Beautiful!