Wanna Go Sailing? by ladylake
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
wombo, psp

Comments (12)
Not really. Excellent image.
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Gorgeous scene from the tones to the subject and sailing...thank you but not this time :)
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great mood - suberb colors - and congrats of beeing Artist of the month, well deserved
Thanks for the comment and the congrats.
cool fregat and mood
Thanks.
Beautiful scene.
Thank you.
Not if the weather is like that I don't. Nice dramatic scene!
Thanks for the comment. Appreciated.
Do you remember that old sea song what shall we do with the d//Sailor that sea is just to stormy for my sea legs I will keep dry ground under my feet But this is all so Beautiful
Sorry don't know the song. I especially like the sky. Thanks for the comment.
I like how you lace your christmas series with images of other themes...this is like a painting, it's really very painterly and beautiful, I love the tilt of the sky---it's in harmony with the boat---and that hazy light...and the beautiful webwork of the sails, etc. I never expected this in the middle of your christmas pieces! It's haunting and beautiful, lyla. (Do you know the paintings of Turner? If you don't, check him out sometime...he does seascapes that have this quality, and his suns can be very much like yours...bright, hazy and like spirits...)
Will check out Turner. I like the water. Miss living near it. Thanks for the comment.
beautiful atmosphere, love it! i mean, to watch, not "enjoy live" i'm another one who won't really step up to the plate tho, bit too rough ;) the lighting is excellent too.
Appreciate the comment.
An amazing work for an A.I. Someone mentioned Turner. Spot-on.
Haven't had time to look up Turner but I will. Thanks for the comment.