Don't Be Afraid by figharo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Acrylic on canvas/No post.

Comments (16)
This is amazingly colorful work. i'm not sure if this was computer work, or a real brush and paint, but it's fantastic!!!!
yes it's intersting (I think it's no digital but real brush)maybe?
Looks like you opened a tube of paint and the image just eased itself out and onto the canvas on it's own ;)
Wow! It looks as if you're exploring new artistic venues ... this is excellent. Love the colors, composition, and (of course) mood. I look forward to more.
Wow man you really are expanding your artistic "palette" .. or maybe just showing us what you have always been able to do. This is super!
real cool looking . i LIKE THE NEW STUFF YOU DOING. KEEP IT UP YOU ON a right track
ok, i won't... doesn't look to scarey anyways but rather cuddley & colorful :]
Wonderful color vibrancy and personality. Is that a gun in his pocket or is he just glad to be on Rendo? LOL. p.s. I didn't know plums ate asparagus!! all round a fine expressive work
quite interesting use of colors... i like what i see...! cool one... the figure seems to be dynamic... i like that..:!
So fauve... superb ! Like a lot !
That big swatch of red does create a somewhat oppressive feeling around the character's head. The rest of the color fields look very reassuring by contrast. Nicely done.
Once I get over the initial shock of this new direction, I applaud it totally. This work is more than a literal red-daubed brush with mortality. isacos is right to bring in the Fauve, but I really don't feel as happy about the other colours as most of the commentors here; there is a touch of menace in those Hulkish greens and plums, despite the title. Your brushwork has a nice, abstract touch, and the contrasting details of the head and hips where you have built up the layers are good. I would like to see more of this type of layered work on the torso and arm and a touch more colour in the lower background under the feet. This would serve to even out the eye time over the whole field. Its a lovely work, I do hope you grace us with more.
Wonderful free piece. Not sure that I agree with bost. How does one edit the colors in a dream? The image has that ethereal quality to it. I'm not sure that formal compositional devices are of much relevance here. let's see more....
So I'm exceptionally late in commenting as usual.... and wow! What's this.... wonderfully colorful piece.
oh I do love the new works ed.wonderful!
Awesome use of colors... a very expressive and touching image - again with a perfect title...