Old Village by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This village is a tourist attraction and visited by many countried, but also by the Danish Tourists. Painted after a photo with a painters modifications. ;-)
FIne liner and Watercolor on watercolor paper.
Well I am back trying to keep up again. I am not able to go back much, but maybe, if I have extra energy, I will have a peek on older uploads from the past couple of weeks. Have a beautiful weekend. We have 5C outside now and we had sun this morning, but now its cloudy again.
Thanks for your visit and any comments. :)

Comments (12)
Beautiful
Lovely as always. This is the type of picture I could imagine hanging in an inn located in that very scenic village. You've inspired me to try my hand at drawing and painting again. I've got to get my colored pencils out and start doing more artwork by hand and less purely CG stuff.
Absolutely delightful!
Superbly worked watercolor it looks amazing my friend!!
excellent
A very beautiful image with lovely colors and detail. Great to see you back again. We have been having a mixed bag of weather from very hot, 28C to rain and cool I guess it is autumn so it is to be expected. 😀
I can see a copy hanging in my dining room or family room. beautiful work
Cool rendering of the quaint Danish viliage, perfect for framing, Helle. And welcome back to the fray. Mark is still missing though.
Truly lovely artwork, Helle! You really have tons of talent, my friend.
I know what you mean about being backed up… Seems like I'm always several days behind anymore…
A very gentle watercolor, with lots of white on the ground, and in the sky; and the rest is filled with beautiful pinks and reddish-browns. And that darker yellow. The street winds away in the background, giving a lovely perspective, with light breaking up the picture in shafts of white. It's so serene, for all the visual activity (those Germanic beams and segmented facades, very northern european). Delightful and wholly inviting. Makes me want to be there right now...your watercolor technique is gentle and beautiful, and your pen outlines aren't too bold, they don't subtract from the watercolors at all. A gentle gem.