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Published: 2018-11-26 01:41:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 553; Favourites: 52; Downloads: 4
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Here is the final version of the painting that I used for my "tutorial" (which you will find in my scraps gallery). All I did here was to color in the landscape with a few shades of green and blue, a little bit of light purple and some cadmium yellow
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a random time to say it, but, I really like the sig you put on all your pics
this stream is soooo impressive too! Great work as always.
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Thank you! I don't know how many years I played around with it until I came up with that particular way of doing it 
Thank you for the faves and good words, too -- Your own work is really fantastic!
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thank you!
another thing i've wanted to say: While i'm sadly not an avid reader type, so i admittedly don't read your works a lot and just enjoy the pictures
the times that i have read into the picture descriptions i've really been blown away by your writing ability, you are so good with all the interpersonal drama stuff, your writing makes me wonder "were they there!? did they live thru this? you describe things so well it's like you lived it.
keep up the great work
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That's perfectly OK -- I can't say I'm a big reader myself. Time is a lot more precious than it used to be and it's much more efficient just to take in a picture
Thanks very much for your nice comments -- they've made my day!
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Great landscape. I love the softness and serenity of the scene with the gentle rolling hills and stream with the lighter colours
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Thanks very much! This is kind of what I think paradise looks like, which is why I often come back to scenes likes this
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It's a paradise I wouldn't mind going to.
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Oooou~!! This is so amazing!! The details in the water and the sky is just so beautiful~
(aaand now I'm going to check out that tutorial hehe).
Amazing job~!! ( >w<)^ ✨
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Thanks again! If you can get your hands on some acrylic paint, definitely give it a try -- It's fun to do and once you get the hang of it, it's really rewarding. You think that you can paint anything!...
I appreciate your good words as always -- Thanks again!
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Ooooou~ Awesome!!! My sister actually has some acrylic paint so I can totally try to give this a try!
I use to love painting with acrylics a long time ago, so I think it would be nice to give it a try again!
And you're very welcome~!! 
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I didn't check my da for a quite a long time and I forgot how amazing your art is :3
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Oh... i saw a deer... just drinking... but then ran away...
I think you missed it. 
Very nice details on/in the water. ^.^ So nice and realistic. The water stands out prominently. Very detailed, and i really like it that, as the surface of the water reflect the blue of the sky.
Hm. I finally could saw, how it's made.
I very often, again and again i could draw some detail, or all work, because the digital canvas can not get hurt, except when I cut into it the little-axe. :'D
But digital or traditional art, both of which are equally valuable (- at least for me).
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Hmmm... I always miss the good things... I will stare at my picture and wait. Maybe the deer will come back. But first, I will paint some apples and carrots, to improve my chances
Thanks as always for your kind words
Traditional art can be a little unforgiving, but the more you plan ahead, the easier it is. Some mistakes are easier to fix than others, but often it is a lot of extra work if you make a wrong turn. Usually you can see the "fix," too, if you look carefully. To be able to correct mistakes perfectly with digital art seems amazing to me
Heh, I have destroyed plenty of real canvases -- It probably feels better than destroying a digital canvas, but maybe not?
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Pff. You cheater! 
Hmm. But if you can do it. Why not?
I heard somewhere, if we think, draw, write something... that, these will be exist or come into existence in a alternate universe.
LOL... The things are equal for us... The digital art seems amazing to you. But... The traditional art seems amazing to me.
Unforgiving... For a little? Hah. I think you wrote this very gently/softly.
Sometimes(or often), you have to see forward/advance, what you will want to do.
It's never easy. I almost never see in the future... The picture in my head never clean/pure and sharp. I always trying/experiment...
If i get to a level/state, just then i start to see the next one... but the end? Oh my... no...
I'm afraid that, if we want to it, never ending... because, always we can develop something in the picture. Sometimes (or always?!) it's hard to see the limit... the perfection (real/needful) between the perfection (wish).
Heh... i mean... the perfection is don't exist (individual point of views)... just momentary state/plight... Is there an exaggerated perfection? Hm.. Maybe yeah. When you don't see the differents between them. When it does not matter to the eye.
The eyes is limited... For colors and sharpness.
Yeah! "What's beautiful, that's beautiful. What's art, that's art!" And by the way too... the beautiful and art are relative concept.
Which is nice for me... For you, not sure... and vice versa. O_o
Pff.. It was really no trouble. You're very welcome! ^.^
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LOL Yes indeed! It is as you say, a question of ability. In my case, it would be the ability to successfully draw an apple or a carrot
I like your idea of thinking, drawing, or writing something that actually exists or will exist in another universe. It depends on one's cosmology, but it seems reasonable to conclude that we who are created cannot ourselves truly create -- We can only discover and imitate. Perhaps it sounds depressing initially, but it's actually quite fantastic
On traditional art, it is definitely difficult to plan ahead or see the future of the drawing or painting -- The first vision in the head does change, sometimes quite a lot
You make a good point about the picture (or the vision of the picture) never ending. I believe that the greatest artists understand this truth. They always leave something a little unrealized, so that both the artist and the viewer can continue to develop the picture -- even though it may be hundreds of years old by then
Good words as always, my friend -- Thanks very much!
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Спасибо большое! (нет оленей сегодня ... может быть в следующий раз)
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wow, great work
I especially like the stream- it’s soo realistic looking
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Thanks very much! Feels like it's, um, missing something, but I wanted to focus on the water. Anthro deer will have to wait until next time
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yes😂😂 at first I was wondering where are the deers but it’s great on it’s own. I am really impressed by your waterworks 
so now its my time to ask questions-
how do you paint qater like that?? its looks soo realistic
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Thanks again! The deer are on a little holiday, but they'll be back soon
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I went!
I sooo like your scraps gallery
will definitely study more the steps of painting of the river, thank you for pointing me in that direction
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Thanks very much! My Scraps gallery is a bit of a mixed bag and a lot of it I'm not super happy with, so I'm happy you like it
I have a feeling that if you were to paint the same river, it would look better!
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Oh I seriously doubt that- your river skills are way ahead of mine, far far ahead
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Only because (I suspect) you have never painted any rivers. Paint just one and all that will change. Seems to me that you become proficient in many things really quickly
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You suspect right
but I dont think I could do rivers so lifelike
🤔I can safely say I am quite good with coping stuff, can copy practically anything, but it’s painting from my head, my own, original is the difficult one
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If you are a master copyist, then it's only a short step to copying what's in your head! I think you can do it
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only of I wasn’t so lazy😜
and tried harder then who knows what might have happened
but with the stuff in my head, believe me-I’m nowhere close to being able to copy it from there
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Ha, well, it can be a New Year's resolution
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I read somewhere that new year resolutions don't work, so I think I won't be making one this year,
but I have my list
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A sight to see now it is finished. You have great skill at landscapes. :
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Thanks very much! Sometimes I think I should do only landscapes, but the "furries" keep calling me back
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You're very welcome and I get you.
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Seems like a place where a stressed animal can chill and have a drink.
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That's a good way of putting it -- Thanks!
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Sparks the imagination. Like that game developer says, "See those hills? You can go there"
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Cool -- I'm playing my way through "Conan: Exiles, "which as you may know is one of those open-world survival games. It's the same thing; you can go just about anywhere, at least until you try to cross the wall of evil magic (and then you go back to your spawn point, minus all of your gear) ...
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Lot more believable than Conan being bamboozled by a waist high wall.
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The water, and the hints of rocks beneath the water, is quite lovely.
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Thanks very much! Glad it looks good to you
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Nice effect of water movement over rocks. Your trees work well, too.
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