Fairyland by bakapo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
made with files from pixabay.com, photos, png tubes, and brushes in GIMP and IrfanView
background: atlantis, vine: openclipart, fairy/boat: sahoyt,
tree: ostara, unicorn: ractopopulous, lamp susannp
a tiny little place, in a town near you...
thanks for looking and comments!

Comments (17)
Your fantasy is so splendid to view, Barb. Love how you blend all the elements together.
Beautifully done Barb excellent work my friend!!
Exellent done.
sweet
This is such a charming little scene...really do like the little boat with its leaf sail :)
A fantastic and beautiful work of art! Love the details! Marvelous viewing!
A fanstastical land of fantastic creature. Well done.
very magical scene and great composition
Your world of fantasy here makes me dream ! Superb composition !
Beautiful work!
A lovely fantasy image, my friend! Nicely done!
Truly magical composition!
What a beautiful fantasy image. Love it!
lovely image
I love the miniature feeling of this, with those gigantic mushrooms and dandelion (in its last stages before surrendering to the wind)---the woman and unicorn seem miniature, with a gigantic red leaf behind her, floating in a green river...the black swan adds magic to it (as a symbol for the unexpected, unpredictable). It's composed as an intimate 'chamber' piece; because even though this is in an open body of water set in some kind of field or forest, you've captured a small moment, like all the magic here gathered for your image. The red leaf in that dark boat is really striking, as is the opening to the sky on top, the curly-q branches, etc. A charmed, intimate, beautiful image, Barb. You do these so well.
Lovely work!