Forest #3 DA
Technique: Digital Painting
from Marina Kanavaki series “Trees & Forests” © 2012
SHOP Forest #3 DA ART PRINT HERE
[museum quality printing and framing]
Marina’s Art Shop
Visit Marina’s Art Shop for more Trees & Forests on items.
Advertisements
Categories: art, concept, Digital Art, painting, trees & forests
Reblogged this on Freedom for Cetaceans Writers Corner.
LikeLike
superb! somehow..the image has a surreal quality about it…but also very real as well…i suppose words are powerless here…!
LikeLike
…au coontraire, they are powerful and thank you very much for them!
🙂
LikeLike
Hi Marina! You really have beautiful art over here. Thanks for following my blog “Exploring the world: photography, travel, art” and for liking my posts.
Kind greetings,
Marianne
LikeLike
You are very welcome, Marianne and thank you too for your kind words and your visit here!
🙂
LikeLike
The strokes of color and the tree are really beautiful.. very original… 🙂
LikeLike
Thank you for your kind words, Asifa! […and thank you for your visit!]
LikeLike
wow, amazing!
LikeLike
thank you dear!
🙂
LikeLike
Wonderful image – lots of movement, I like it a lot.
David.
LikeLike
I’m very glad you do, David! Thank you!
LikeLike
Wow! That’s just awesome! I really like it! This is a happy tree!
LikeLike
Ah, yes, I was thinking of it as gradually becoming happy… [so happy you saw that!]
LikeLike
What a wonderul digital painting. You process here truly resembles an oil painting. I like it.
LikeLike
Thank you Walter. One advantage in digital painting is you don’t have to wait for the oil to dry! However, I do miss the scent and hand & face[!] smudges!
LikeLike
good idea to sell this as a journal cover!
I hope it sells well!
LikeLike
Thank you so much for your kind wish, Frizz! [I will let you know!]
LikeLike
Love the depth of harmony this one portrays. Very cool that the movement is coming directly into the composition from the left and bunches, twists and ascends on the left as it branches back to the right beginning the circle of movement once again. While I see the forest, I also thought of life and light pushing and pulling to consume the darkness. Not sure why I did, but, then, this mind of mine does that to me. I love it!
LikeLike
I can’t express how much I appreciate your wonderful comment, Reno! I’ll just tell you that this mind of yours made me very very happy and I am grateful that my work triggered those beautiful thoughts!
LikeLike
Hi Marina – To me this sort of looks like a magical windy day – maybe fairies making wishes? 🙂 ~Patricia
LikeLike
…”fairies making wishes”! what a beautiful image Patricia. Yes, why not! I think they are! Thank you so much dear! 🙂
LikeLike
It looks like a particularly windy autumn day, all the brightly coloured leaves whirling and swirling. Makes my tail wag when I see your art.
LikeLike
Oh, Bones I’d be wagging me tail now if I had one! Thank you!
🙂
[did you get your dinner?!]
LikeLike
Never miss a meal…hehehehe
LikeLike
Didgital art sounds fun! But not everyone one can create art like this…beautiful Marina.
LikeLike
Oh, yes, it is fun! D.A. is just another medium. Like watercolour, or oil etc it too needs practice… Thank you dear Madhu!
LikeLike
WOW, Marina! How do you do that? – that’s amazing and magical!! I can feel, see, and hear the wind swirling around the tree. You are so talented. It looks like an actual oil painting rather than digital. May I ask what software you used?
LikeLike
Ah, Fergiemoto, that makes me so happy!!!! It’s Photoshop CS5 or 6 [not sure – I’m not at my main computer… I’ll tell you on Monday] combined with a very good tablet [wacom bamboo], brilliant on detail. New experience for me – new medium, fun really! Thank you so much!
LikeLike
…Adobe Photoshop CS5!
LikeLike
I’m a Treehugger, so of course I admire your Forest Art!:))
LikeLike
Ah, so good to hear that, especially from a Treehugger! Thank you!
🙂
LikeLike
Say. Is digital art like finger painting?
LikeLike
Could be… In this case I used a digital pen on my tablet. It does take some time to get used to it [as I mentioned to Frank below, I did get a sprained wrist!] but it’s fun …as any new medium can be! You can work detail or you can be “primitive”, once you get the hang of it… As I say, it’s fun. Try it!
LikeLike
Very well done. As a nonpainter, I imagine that swirled look isn’t an easy look to get with watercolors. Then again, what do I know. 🙂
LikeLike
I must confess I got a bit of a sprained wrist after doing this on my tablet. With watercolour I think it would have been easier! Oh, well, I enjoyed it, so I didn’t mind a little pain! Thank you for your kind comment, Frank.
LikeLike
That’s very beautiful Marina – so dynamic; one of my favourites.
LikeLike
I’m so glad you like it! Thank you, Meanderer!!!
🙂
LikeLike
This is really magical Marina. Love it.
LikeLike
Thanks, Terry …and I love the “magical” bit!
LikeLike
Beautiful! I get the special feel of a forest in summer. Thanks & cheers 🙂
LikeLike
Thank YOU, Dilip for visiting and for your compliments!
🙂
LikeLike
Love the movement and colors in this one, Marina!…Best tree yet! 🙂 xo
LikeLike
Ah, I’m glad you like my tree Deb!
🙂
xx
LikeLike
Reblogged this on Sunnyace Reblog Collections.
LikeLike
Thank you very much for reblogging this! 🙂
LikeLike
Beautiful colors! Loved the brush strokes… Great work, Marina. 🙂
LikeLike
Thank you so much, Nandini!!
🙂
LikeLike
I know well the forest spirits – they are alive in your art…
LikeLike
…what a beautiful thing to say! Thank you!!!
LikeLike
C’est Jolie!
LikeLike
Merci bien!!
LikeLike
You are the sweetest Artist in the world ♥
Is a very depth!!!
Hi dear MARINA 🙂
Claude
LikeLike
Thank you kind Claude for your compliments!
🙂
LikeLike
The Wind Is There And Howls In The Trees
It gathers and swirls and mess with the bees
The purle the green the yellow the braun
are colours I seek in the skies at dawn
LikeLike
Thank you dear, endlessly resourceful, Dominique!!
😀
LikeLike
Beautiful! Love the colours and tree♡
LikeLike
Ah, thank you, Violet!
🙂
LikeLike
Very Nice !
LikeLike
Thank you!!!
LikeLike