Whispers of the Highlands by lordi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Comments (9)
Ah the skirl of the pipes :)
Yep. :D
This superb image reminds me of my countless trips to Scotland. Add a shot of whisky and we are there !
Thanks so much, gaius
Clever .. bit of trivia : Queen Elizabeth the 2 had a personal bagpiper who would play music outside her bedroom window to wake her at 9 am or so...
laughs Well, with that alarm clock, you'll be wide awake even without any coffee :D
Eine eigene Melancholie in den Tönen und ewig schön
Danke dir, lonely_wolf
Nicely done.
Thanks a lot, starship64
:) - ock Aye...
Nett gemacht. Schade man hört ihn nicht.
Ja, Sound hab ich noch nicht einbauen können. Vielleicht irgendwann in der Zukunft. Danke dir, illkirch
Awesome artwork 👍🙋♂️
Many thanks, Saby55
another of your images with beautiful late day hues, and silhouttes. I know there's an image coming up (of yours) of such hues on a bridge, also beautiful...Beautiful light and shadow, and a melncholy feeling of a lone bagpiper against that gorgeous sky. Beautiful.
(a musical note, I once played a highland bagpipe: You ever stand next to one when it's playing full force? USE EARPLUGS! There are bagpipes all across Europe that are so subtle and beautiful...but the Highlands' are built to break down castles. Those babies ROAR. Maybe that's why this man is alone---all his fans ran for their lives...) (I know, you didn't intend that, I just wanted to say that those beasts, in person, could stop an army. And they're hard to play too: Blow into them and they wheeze and moan and protest...omg. They could clear a whole neighborhood of insects and mice within seconds. A beautiful image all the same.)
Thanks a lot, Mark. Yes, I’m familiar with bagpipes—I haven’t played them myself, but a friend of mine learned how, and it’s become his hobby. I also enjoy going to medieval markets where bands perform with those instruments, and believe me—they usually don’t need any electric amplification at all :D