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Published: 2008-04-03 09:35:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 44698; Favourites: 2059; Downloads: 251
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This is an idea out of my head via a colour pencil drawing - something I would like to see in real life while out bushwalking!1220mm x 600mm acrylic on masonite
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used here thanks )The fairy place
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I want to hide out here. Beautiful work.
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Thank you - much appreciated
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Lovely image, very nice concept. Good use of colors and lighting.
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Thank you - I try to base my colours and lighting on my own experiences.
Glad you like it
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I wouldn't mind stumbling across something like this too..... awesome idea
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I really love this one, when I look at it I want to walk around the forest.
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That's great! That's what I was hoping the painting would convey...enjoy your walk
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It's beautiful thanks for sharing
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I like the gnarled look of the tree, and that its branches are so huge that they stretch over the entire picture. It's a wonderful atmosphere full of secrecy you've managed to capture in this picture, for who's is living behind that door?
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I am happy to admit I am certainly not the first to entertain the idea of a treehouse with a door - I think it is a universal fascination, but this is my own take on the theme. The branches I hope give the impression of age, inclusion, and a dose of character as if the tree has a consciousness of it's own.
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all your pics are great and I`m totally with you and the things you`d like to see while bushwalking... thanks for your very great traditional artwork...
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...and thank you for your kind words!
I hope you get to do some bushwalking too - you have some beautiful forests on your side of the world.
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... oh yes... we do... maybe that`s why I`m so in love with the trees and forests
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This is a very cool looking pic, very magical and nicely created!
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Thank you kindly - much appreciated
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Your so very welcome, your art deserves it!
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wow man, thats really something special you got here. I'm not joking.
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Thanks for the kind words!
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Thanks very much - glad you like it
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I absolutely love this!
Such a beautiful piece of art! Very inspiring!
A part of me wishes that I could get lost in this picture, and wander these enchanted woods...
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Thanks for your warm comments!
My wish would be just that...an opportunity for the viewer to get lost in the notion that there is a whole world to compliment the scene.
Happy wandering
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lol, that would be really cool to see while out walking. Geo-mark it and let me know if you do!!
Especially if there's a stream of light leading you up to the front door like that... that'd be nice.
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I'll see what I can do!
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Just don't get eaten by the trolls ;]
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I would love to see the same thing. Absolutely beautiful, amazing, well done. It is brilliant! Perfect capture of what I want to see.
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I live surrounded by beautiful old oak woodland, and as kids we always imagined that there were fairies and elves who lived inside the big trees, if only we could spot their doors. Beautiful realisation of this concept!
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It sounds like you live in a good spot! I'm sure you appreciate it.
Thanks
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Thank you - glad you enjoyed it
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Thanks! It was difficult - but rewarding!
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for sure.
u r very welcome (:
keep going
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I love the layers of color, acrylic drives me nuts but you handle it well.
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I think acrylic can drive anyone crazy - my only answer is persistence!
Glad you like it
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I think this contrasts beautifully with another very fine work of yours, "Away from it all". This abode is surrounded by twisted, gnarly old trees, an ancient, musty air envelops everything. I don't know if you put hidden imagery in your works, but there seem to be watchful eyes all around. I also love how you add subtle changes in terrain, the ground gently sloping down at the far back. The overall mood of it would appear to be one of bitterness, ill-will and malice, if not for that patch of sunlight falling in front of the doorsteps. It looks like a hermit's dwelling now. From spreading gloom onto a coarse pathway aglow in the soft, filtered light of mid-morning. Splendid!
Away from it All is quite the opposite. A cottage nestled on a cliff's edge, wide open spaces all around, a gentle stream, fresh breeze, birds, a lazy afternoon; all the right elements that make a perfect family vacation. All, except for that darkness hiding among the trees on the left. What I want to emphasize is how light, or the lack thereof, changes the feel of a painting, and you, my friend are a master at it. Sorry for this very long comment, but I felt I had to write it. Super creation!
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Interesting - I never thought of it as conveying ill-will or malice, perhaps more mysterious.
I certainly concur about the power of light to dictate the mood of a picture, and more specifically the placement or absence of light.
...No apologies for the long comment - I love talking about the subtleties of art. Thank you, I appreciate your interest!
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