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Hello my friends,

This work is somesort of a milestone for me, because besides the model and the plant (well wasn't really needed but left it anyway) every thing else was painted using my wacom intuos.
To make it took me think 3 times more time than when using stock, but learned a lot how to draw and not to draw rockstructures. Ok for pro's it may look not as good, but for me
i am happy with the result.

Only by plunging in the deep and trail/error thinks can be learned.
Because of the much paintwork i won't be submitting to the photomanipulation-section any more but see it as mixed media
Where does such work belong? Tell me if you have the answer!!

Stocks used:

model: grass: morguefile.com/search/morguefi…

Will continue on my quest making hybrids (manipulations with stock and paintwork), really like this path!!

Don't forget to look in my contest "THE TOURNAMENT" Photomanipulation TournamentHello friends,watchers and passing by visitors.
'
Hope you are doing well and are up to participate in "THE TOURNAMENT"

In THE TOURNAMENT you will batlle during 3 rounds an opponent of equal size and strenght.
So if you are classified as beginner (The Novice), than you will battle with an other artist which is also a beginner.
You can not be eliminated during these battles, but only the winner will gain ExperiencePoints.
You also will be part of a team, which consists of a Knight , Wizard, Novice and possible an Archer ( if enough people will join this contest!!)
Archer = Level Expert
Knight= Level Advanced
Wizard= Level Intermediate
Novice= Level Beginner
Everybody can participate, but your work has to be a photomanipulation or Hybrid (Manipulation with painted elements in it)
During the 3 battles you will receive a challenge ( yeah you will be making a manipulation!!) which will have a theme.
Your opponent will have the same theme, no worries, all

if you like and have the time would love to see more participants!!

Thanks as always for interest, fav or comment!!

Greetings,

Met vriendelijke groet,

Ed

Description
Hello my friends,

This work is somesort of a milestone for me, because besides the model and the plant (well wasn't really needed but left it anyway) every thing else was painted using my wacom intuos.
To make it took me think 3 times more time than when using stock, but learned a lot how to draw and not to draw rockstructures. Ok for pro's it may look not as good, but for me
i am happy with the result.

Only by plunging in the deep and trail/error thinks can be learned.
Because of the much paintwork i won't be submitting to the photomanipulation-section any more but see it as mixed media
Where does such work belong? Tell me if you have the answer!!

Stocks used:

model: grass: morguefile.com/search/morguefi…

Will continue on my quest making hybrids (manipulations with stock and paintwork), really like this path!!

Don't forget to look in my contest "THE TOURNAMENT" Photomanipulation TournamentHello friends,watchers and passing by visitors.
'
Hope you are doing well and are up to participate in "THE TOURNAMENT"

In THE TOURNAMENT you will batlle during 3 rounds an opponent of equal size and strenght.
So if you are classified as beginner (The Novice), than you will battle with an other artist which is also a beginner.
You can not be eliminated during these battles, but only the winner will gain ExperiencePoints.
You also will be part of a team, which consists of a Knight , Wizard, Novice and possible an Archer ( if enough people will join this contest!!)
Archer = Level Expert
Knight= Level Advanced
Wizard= Level Intermediate
Novice= Level Beginner
Everybody can participate, but your work has to be a photomanipulation or Hybrid (Manipulation with painted elements in it)
During the 3 battles you will receive a challenge ( yeah you will be making a manipulation!!) which will have a theme.
Your opponent will have the same theme, no worries, all

if you like and have the time would love to see more participants!!

Thanks as always for interest, fav or comment!!

Greetings,

Met vriendelijke groet,

Ed