The Unicorn by goldie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just diddling with some content collecting dust in my 'puter.
Thanks for the view and for your greatly appreciated comments.
Comments (17)
What lovely work Barbara! So sensitive and a real thing of beauty. This is exemplary art and you should feel extremely proud as to the outcome of this remarkable piece. Stay safe my friend!
Excellent. lovely tones to this, the desaturated palette really adds to the atmosphere
Superb and very poetic image with these tones, I like this fantasy work a lot, Barb!
Fantastic scene, just love it!
Magnificent job!! 👍🙋♂️
Beautiful scene,wonderful image,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
would love to encounter one myself. love this great fantasy image dear Barb. you do fantasy greatly. take care..
This is just so magical....calm....peaceful.....needed right now.
This is lovely, magical and calm. There's so much trust in this scene.
That's some pretty sweet 'diddling' Barb! What a lovely, romantic artwork with a wonderful "Old Masters" feel. I think that must be Magic Dust that's collecting in there....
Keep 'em coming!
Love everything about this work.
Great image!!! :-)
I always enjoy a good unicorn image! One of my fav's is from the movie Legend... ;)
Beautiful scene! Very well done.
Nice work
Clearly, you have taken us to a magical Place . . .
ditto rod and dragongirl (and others)...a medieval magical image, with a woman leading her unicorn to places unknown. You have this sepia-greenish tint which makes it feel like an aged photograph (from centuries ago), and i love the reaching-gesture of the woman. You seem like one of those artists who finds things in her collection, and just creates a vision with them, like making a wonderful casserole out of leftovers. (A little garlic, a little olive oil: Bang, you gotta dish!) The leaves all over make this feel like the 'forest primeval'. Quiet and magical.
I can't catch up with everything yet (gotta rest my limbs), but I'll do a few today and get to the others soon. Just want to explain why I'm skipping images right now.