Pinetree Fairy by bakapo
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Description
made with photos, png tubes, and brushes in GIMP and IrfanView
background: barni, girl: anaterate, butterfly: openclipart, mushrooms: angeleses
my last upload had artifacts that didn't show on my screen till I uploaded it here. weird. sorry about that.
thanks for looking at my gallery, I appreciate it.
Comments (20)
sweet
Barb she is just cute and gorgeous my friend I love her well-done!!
This is so darned cute :) Really well done--reminds me how pathetic my poor Norfolk Pine is :)
Beautiful work on this combination scene! Most delightful viewing!
You are so brilliant and creative with the elements in your works my friend. So beautiful of work, Barb. 5+
Delightful!
Colorful creation, lovely pose !! Great fantasy !
very magical render and a cute fae
so sweet and beautiful work,wonderfully done:))********
Wonderful poetic inspiration in this fabulous composition ! Excellent artwork !
Excellent
Fantastic work.
She's adorable! Wonderful job on this!
so sweet
I was gonna say, in my last comment, "what artifacts?" I didn't see any artifacts...it looked fine to me! (you should give us a complete inventory, with a map, lol...it looked perfect to me!) Another magical delight from you. I love that fairy all tucked into a bunch of pine needles, which are arranged in rows almost like a wheat field. She almost seems 'blanketed' by those needles. And She has this puzzled look in her eyes, like she's trying to come to terms with that ladybug. (I don't think it's a threat.) A real delight. Love the green outfit on her too, and the golden hair. And you have a butterfly on mushrooms, watching on. I don't even know how to describe this, it just feels complete, it's a glimpse into a complete story, and it feels complete even though I can't tell you what the whole story is. And you've used, it appears, a blurred photo for a background, which is very effective. I really don't do much with mixed media, but boy you sure have a natural instinct for it. Another piece of beauty and magic from you, Barb. It's always a treat when you come to RR.
cute creature
This is so cute.
Awesome work!