Grandmother's Dog by bakapo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
made in GIMP and IrfanView with png tubes, photos, and brushes.
pixabay files, field background: besshamiti, shoe house: sussannp, woman: annaterate,
well: momentmel, vines: ostara, flowers: 047369
thanks for looking and comments!

Comments (23)
Beautiful image,very lovely scene !!
Amazing ! Nice picture.
Better give old Spike a bone before he starts chewin on that Boot...
Exellent done.
Shining colors.
Beautiful scene! I love all the elements! So this is what happened to 'Grandmother Hubbard!' Hope her cupboards are full now that she is retired?! Excellent work!
Beautiful scene Barb nicely put together excellent wee production for sure!!
Marvelous scene!
So cool! Love the shoe house and the mom. I thought at one time I had that or similar prop. But long gone. Great job, Bsrb.
What a wonderful whimsical scene you've created. Love that little dog.
outstanding composition and a good twist on the children's story
long time i have not used this shoe.looks great.
Soo well done and cute!
The lighting contrast really makes this scene stand out
A most wonderful and delightful image! This would make a great cover for a children's book.
Makes me want to rewrite a twilight zone version of the old lady in the shoe, lol. Cool stuff and I agree with Len, better give the dog a bone cause the old boot is next on the chew bucket list, woof...
She looks a bit lonely. Where's all the kids? Cool render.
Fantastic !!!!!
Nice work
Wonderful scene!
Beautiful composition, like the sky.
Beautiful composition!
this was such a delight from the minute it went up. I hadn't remembered 'the old woman who lived in a shoe' in eons; and I imagine younger people today haven't heard of it to begin with. (It goes back at least a few hundred years, and has been given interpretations you wouldn't believe!) You did your own woman in a shoe, titling it for the dog---great title! And I luuuuv that dog, small, almost unnoticeable at first, but he's down on his fore legs either sniffing some flowers, or daring his master to play. Love it. And she's walking out of that massive Timberland boot (for a hike in some major mountains) with great shoelaces falling off the shoe, and some great worn-leather texture. (Suede? Did she actually have a suede shoe? Nubuck maybe?) You even have a balcony with clothes drying. And the door trim matches the laces. And fine detail on the hill, with a single tree and well----and a looming storm in the background, beautifully done with great hues and stormy textures. I love the light on the grass too...It's hard to write briefly with pieces like this; and, in all this shadow and looming darkness, the dog is being a dog, playing away as dogs always do, while the woman looks like she's going to market. Terrific, Barb. A class act through and through.