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Published: 2010-05-11 21:41:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 3803; Favourites: 84; Downloads: 0
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The title does suggest there will be more doesn't it... Well, I tend to find it very relaxing. Hope to do more.PS CS4, Wacom, 1.5h
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Gorgeous scene. It seems to me that you've certainly mastered the art of digital "painting." Very relaxing to look at... wow!
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Thanks again mate. I think my own feeling of relaxing while making this piece sort of shines through 
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I am really impressed and inspired by your art..I love it..
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That's nice to hear, I love to inspire!
Grass. It's a thing I always struggle with, usually it's a layered process. I start with some basic color blocks, shades of green/brown. Over that I'll paint with rough textured brushes in lighter or darker shades, to get a sense of where the light hits the grass or the lay of the land. After that I'll go in with a simpel round brush (very small/thin)) and scratch in individual strands/leaves (what's it called?) and lumps of grass. I usually pepper that with some dots/spots of colour where flower beds grow.
That's sort of how I work. There are some great foliage brushes that can give a nice base for undergrowth. Those are great If you want to speed things up.
Enjoy!!
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Thanks so much, I felt quite serene after finishing it.
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You made this in an hour and a half? Stunning! It takes me an hour and a half to think of what to make. 
My favourite part of this piece is the fog. It pulls you in, but it almost makes you feel lonely as well. I really like it.
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Check my gallery out, I just do Speed paints like this, although in a different style, I too find speedies, more fun, I don't like getting bogged down by hours of painting one piece, gets boring.
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I like bigger projects too, but I just don't always have the time. Nice gallery, your use of colours far surpasses mine.
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it's awesome, I always love the way you draw landscapes and this one is very cool 'cause it's not only drawinga place but also an atmosphere 
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Thanks so much. That's what I like most, atmosphere. So glad you enjoyed it 
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Bedankt!
Jazeker, staat eronder 
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Wel handig als je zo snel kunt werken. Met zo'n kleintje in huis wordt je een beetje geleefd en moet je vaak je werk onderbreken neem ik aan.
Dat was voor mij vroeger al vaak een reden om niet eens met een tekening te beginnen, het idee dat je er niet een paar uur achter elkaar aan kon werken.
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Ja overdag hoef ik het niet te proberen inderdaad. Maar de avonden zijn wel redelijk vrij. De oudste slaapt vanaf 19.00u en die kleine komt om de 4-5uur, dus anderhalfuur tussendoor lukt best dan
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Simply amazing painting, once again. I like how the colours create such a impression of a misty moor. Simple beauty lies there.
1,5 hours feels such a short time for creating a painting like this. It really requires skills to plan composition and do all those details (reflection in the water, plants and flowers, birches). I have to admit, that at the moment I'm trying to see all those layers you might have used and technical details like that, heheh...
Waiting for more!
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Thanks friend. I was aiming for no more then an hour, but alas
It has only one layer actually, to keep the momentum I feel it sometimes better to use just one layer, keep it siomewhat 'traditional'. More will come!
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And here I thought more advanced artists prefer more layers. Phew for that! It seems there are countless ways to paint, like with traditional tools.
Frankly (and technically) speaking, I tried to deconstruct this painting of yours in my mind in order to learn something, but no avail. But on the other hand, if you could see the layers that easily it would be not that good, right?
This looks like a real oil painting. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks, that's how I feel right now!
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