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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Bryce , Poser and Photoshop. Thanks for viewing
Comments (24)
Beautiful Andy, just beautiful!
Wonderful winter scene with great atmosphere. Beautifully done. Bravo !
Yes very nice! I like your trees. :)
I like seeing how people can make a bryce image look like it's not from bryce, doin' good.
Beautiful image: atmosphere, figures, trees, everything.
So realistic, i'm frozen just to see it. Beautiful work
Exceptional feel and overall scene ambience. The use of depth and scale are wonderful. As always, it looks painted and not rendered. Beautiful work :-)
Stunning postwork...Superb
As I was scrolling down the page I could only see the thumbnail...Knew it was yours! Beautiful as always. Thanks
A masterpiece...your work is such an inspiration..great job!
This is a work of art :)
Absolutely lovely. :)
Very Nice Andy. I've added it to my Simmons folder in my BG collection. Absolutely fantastic, as always!
I can feel the chill in the air. Fabulous!
You have such an amazing grasp of what is needed to make an atmosphere come alive and envelop the viewer. Tremendous, as always.
Excellent job. Love the blue shades on the snow. Very impressionistic.
Just beautiful hobbit,nothing else to say.
Wow! I just love your work! Beautiful, as always!
Another awe inspiring image. Beautiful as always. :)
Andy, you've outdone yourself. Love the painted look of this image! :)
Spectacular! You've really captured emotion in this image. I only hope to get this good
Another awe inspiring image. Beautiful as always.
Wow. Incredible.
Oil on canvas. And not only the technique reminds me old masters. The inimitable expresiveness of composition combined (multiplied - ? by) masterfully chosen colors produces fantastic impression...