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- Visual / Traditional
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Awesome! All fresh new (old) pictures that I have never seen before. This one is such a joy to look at. I find the nature in this so strikingly real - the mossy forrest floor feels so soft and damp, the patches of light radiate warmth and I can almost smell this picture. It smells like the resinous fir trees in the distance, like moss and earth.. oh, and like wolf breath :).
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Thank you! I'm going through an archive of stuff that was more expansive than I thought. More to come!
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It always amazes me how you make digital painting feel so traditional (I have no preference between the two but usually it's very easy to tell which is which).
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If I remember correctly, this one IS actually traditional media. Acrylic, I think?
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Ah. I stand corrected then. :)
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Yes, this was done in acrylics. Trad-media pieces crop up from time to time, but most are indeed done in PS.
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It scanned really well too! Usually when I do anything traditional it's more or less obvious even after PS adjustments.
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If I recall correctly this was photographed (too big to be scanned). Compared to the original this is a tad too light and saturated, but it was the best I could to at the time and I don't have the RAW-file anymore.
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Ah. Gosh, photographing art is even trickier. Also you keep inspiring me to give acrylics another try - I have a few tubes somewhere but when I tried them I treated them more like gouache than something painterly and wasn't happy with the result.
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Correct!
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Oh goodness you did this with acrylics?? This is absolutely stunning. I really love the colours in this, the greens mixed with the umber, really striking.
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I really did. I struggle the most with sketch-work and composition, colours and painting are relatively easy in any medium, traditional or digital.
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I really did. I struggle the most with sketch-work and composition, colours and painting are relatively easy in any medium, traditional or digital.
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I'm AMAZED that you did this in acrylics, if you hadn't said so I'd have assumed it was watercolor, or like OddOly up there thought, digital. I love how soft it all looks.
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Thank you!
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May I ask what media you used?