First Snow In The Garden by bakapo
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MB3d, png tubes and brushes. Content from pixabay.
background: bonbonniere parameters: ia-du-lin, woman: darksouls
Thank you for sharing the parameters, ia-du-lin!
Thanks for all your fantastic comments, everyone.
Comments (21)
eekdog
And she looks none to happy about that snow. Not into it myself. Very beautiful seasons image Barb.
Radar_rad-dude
A most amazing and wonderful image! Many fine kudos!
mandala
fantastic atmosphere & scene!
RodS
Very nicely done! Those days are just around the corner...
Richardphotos
very eerie scene and a superb render
JaneEden
Barb this is just wonderful, magical and spooky all at the same time. Love it, hugs Jane xx
Lenord
No snow no snow no snow!...sorry I just hate snow, could you tell
goldie
Gee, am I the only one that likes snow? Nature at her best...Nice work creating this interesting, novel scene. Like Jane points out, it is sort of spooky :)
farmerC
Exellent done.
ia-du-lin
Fantastic work, like it!!!
elleque
Beautiful image!
anahata.c
(When I saw the title, I thought: Oh god, they didn't get snow already, did they? I hope not...) Another of your mysterious images that are strange and yet so clear. They seem to come full-formed from some deep place; and for all its mystery, it's so clear. I love how the garden is broken into those supports: I realize they might be supports for plants and vines; but the way you've done this, they seem much more primal too---like structures left over by an ancient civilization (a small-scale stonehenge). And they make many patterns---even the bark is in patterns---all covering a set of squares or diamonds on the ground, which add more mystery to the image. (They could be to separate plants; but under snow, they look like remnants from an earlier group of people.) The snow is almost cream-colored; and you have this medieval/fairy tale woman standing in front, holding a purple moon crescent---very mysterious/suggestive---and we don't know who she is or why she's there: Maybe she's the spirit who brought the snow, or maybe she's conjured by this strange geometry, or maybe she's just passing through...and your sky gives a 'frame' to the whole image. Terrific, Barb. However you construct these, they wind up tapping a very intuitive and deep place in you. This has so much power of suggestion...
Wolfenshire
I would be tickled with some snow, it's still in triple digits here.
anitalee
Excellent
MagikUnicorn
Very nice
jocko500
cool
UteBigSmile
Very lovely and well done looking scene!
KarmaSong
Superb and enigmatic, enthralling composition ! Wonderful work !
rbowen
Excellent work!
mapps
Wonderful :-)
tyllo
Fabulous piece of artwork