I think in the future I'm going to draw things set on a sunny day, but this is the prefered choice for many landscape artists living in my area.
I used to draw views like this as a child - I guess now that I've realized why; I like to look at things from afar.
Anyway, This is a scene like many you will find in the local vicinity of my home, (including the weather). I'm going to start producing many more country landscapes such as these, as there most landscape scenery is Sci-Fi, escaping rather than looking at the world around. I am the latter.
I think if there's anything from this piece I'm going to take with me when I create my next, it would be the thing I've left out - detail. I'm going to increase in detail with every piece I draw to increase subjectivity. I'm always going to carry on a tradition of blur as it captures the environment - but framing wise I think I'm going to try getting closer up to a subject next time than being this distance. I discovered myself in this piece, but I need to go deeper - if only on a progressive basis, but we'll see.
Comments
Rufus San Says:
Holy shizzat.
I knew when you finally painted something it'd be good.
Took me awhile to understand, I thought you'd just thrown something together in paint. xD;
Now I can see the detail, and know what it is, I think this is utterly fantastic!
That blur is a real trick! It makes you think this is a really vague picture, but the detail here is absolutly brilliant.
I'm staring at it, imagining what it would be like to be down there in the first person!
This is utterly captivating, I adore this.
My only critique to this would be that, to the left there seems to be a bit of unnatural motion blur... But, other than that, I truly am amazed.
Ninachan Says:
wow this is aboslutely amazing. I mean it.
I can understand your self evaluation and agree and anticipate the next picture, but for now wooooowww.
Rade Says:
A really nice bird eye view over the head of the flock
danyelle Says:
wow that looks awesome !!