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Waterfall Cliff

by crystal owen

Waterfall Cliff
I am learning digital painting and I am still learning. I never thought it would be pic editor's pic of the week. I did not want to focus on detail for this painting it was ok to make mistakes but at the same time I wanted it to focus on the water with lights and shadows all around. No mater what any one say I am not changing any thing It so good I am turning this into a print and hanging it on my wall.
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  • 05/04 2010
    08:58

    Palma Solane

    This is a great piece. I do digital paintings as well but mostly portraits. Awesome work!!
  • 28/10 2009
    03:28

    Nitish CKumar

    You said is right, its ok to mistakes and grow gradually. The process is so natural if the seed is with in you. Wonderful work. I am too a learning it by my self.
  • 05/10 2009
    08:46

    Cindy Grundsten

    First...thanks for your kind comments of my work. And a big congrats to your beautiful image "Waterfall Cliff" The image of the week. Very beautiful. Your whole gallery is so wonderful!!! Thanks for sharing this. I love every one of it. :)
  • 03/09 2008
    12:41

    Shawn Rodgers

    Nice work. I like the warm values. One of the things I see is that the bush on the bottom right hand is almost as blured as the background . This tends to give a lack of perspective. The same goes for the bushes on the left hand side. The leaves on the tr
  • 01/09 2008
    06:55

    Lee Gough

    Nice image you have really captured the mood, would make a nice print 5*
  • 01/09 2008
    10:21

    Julie Bassett

    I really like this image. It's very traditional and painterly, which you don't see as often with current trends being more graphical.