Watermusic by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (9)
enchanted fantasy drawing🖌️
Danke dir, Samara!
Netter Springbrunnen. Die Musik fließt da sehr nett heraus.
Danke, Henry, und diese Springbrunnen ist meine Gitarre, :D.
That's a nice and creative idea making me smile.
Vielen Dank, Herwig, und ich freue mich über das Lächeln. ;-)
Nice work and great colour
Thank you so much, Shaun.
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much, rbowen.
This is such a beautiful and expressive piece. Fantastic job!
Thank you so much, AmandaT!
Fantastiche prent ! Mooie kleuren, knap ontwerp ,ik hoor zelfs de gitaar zachtjes op de achtergrond.
Dank je, Chris! Gefeliciteerd met jouw super goede oren, smile!
How could I not comment on this? For one thing, you portray the literal meaning of the title (from Handel---et voilà!)---because you have a stringed instrument from the guitar family coming out of a body of water! I love how the strings are like waves. And the instrument is overcome by organic growth. (It's like a cranberry farm grew on the instrument's surface!) (or a pomegranate-seed farm...)
And you have little flying creatures, many like notes (there's a note on the top-left, that has a little face!) And a music staff in a couple of places. Plus little fruits, and other oragnic things. Handel would loved this. I love that guitar coming out of the water. (I'm thinking of buying a classical and flamenco guitar...Its a dream more than anything else, but I studied flamenco, jazz and classical guitar some years ago, and was halfway decent at it, when I had to quit it. I'd love to find a guitar that looked like this!)
I love this work. I love it! It could be the illustration for a CD of the Handel. You have a very playful, humorous, and child-like side to you, and it comes out in pieces like this. ("child-like," in English, means "with the spirit of a pure child": It's not to be compared to "child-ish"---which means deeply immature...I mean "child-like"...)
Thank you so much for your kind words, Mark. It's true what you 'discovered' and interpreted as my playful and cheerful, childish side. I'm grateful that this has been preserved. Haha, humor and 'silly, unapologetic'; the playful aspect, I think you still have this in you too, perhaps more in a masculine way, but it means that no matter how heavy things sometimes weigh, you can give it a cheerful twist in a light-hearted manner and with gallows humor, even when you write prose, for example. Handel, I don't know if he had that much humor, but he was versatile, just like you are too, dear Mark, and I'm always grateful to you for writing your view in a response, I also learn from this.
I really love this style of art! Very well done! Bravo!
Thank you so much, also for the points. I'm really glad, you like this drawing.