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Submitted: April 7, 2004
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Fallen Logby ~bluefooted

Traditional Art / Paintings / Landscapes & Scenery

Oil on canvas. An log among fallen Autumn leaves

~Faith-lovewolf May 6, 2011

What is this?

~NeuStrasbourg Aug 11, 2010

impressive. A mysterious setting that makes you feel that there is something more in this picture than it's components, an invisible (?) entity. Same goes for your previous picture

~peachytart Jul 8, 2010

Love the way the trees come in louder and louder with varying width providing rhythm without monotony. Good use of contrast to keep us in the space and at the point of interest as well as conveying distance and depth. Enjoy the shadows of other trees pushing a strong diagonal inwards adding nice energetic dynamic. Rocks all have a different shape but keep the same palate as the trees so it all flows. Like how the twist of the tree leads us back into the frame instead of out.

Wish the main point of interest was well... a little more interesting. It's probably just me but I think it needs more emotion.

overall quite accomplished.

~Sontine Apr 11, 2010 Digital Artist

This is completely awesome. I'm trying to do this style of painting but I don't have the hang of it yet XC

!Azrael-Nekhbet Aug 10, 2008

I like this, the perspective on it as well as the colors used give it an interesting appearance.

~DraconisMaximus Dec 23, 2007

Nice, not what I normally like style wise, but it strikes me.

~tamino Apr 7, 2004 Professional Traditional Artist

very good painting.. the picture could be better though, it´s hard to photograph paintings, isn´t it?

~ebineesey Apr 7, 2004

it's very acrylic-ey... but that may be just because i've seen more paintings with this patches of color technique done in acrylic than i have in oil... and a freind of mine whos trying oil for the first time cant help but do it this way... (he's an acrylic painter)

I like it though.. don't know why i decided to share that little tidbit

It's got a certain quality about it... but i must say that the tree doesnt seem to be fallen... but rather to have grown that way

~pdonyin-0 Apr 7, 2004

Very nice, I love how you use the color together.

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