Beyond the very edge to a point of no return.

Nice use of the brushes and combining the colors!

Kathy

Thanks very much, Kathy!

This is the Wet Oily Brush>Artist's Oils>Corel Painter.

Cheryl

I have no experience of this technique but you obviously do. I like it a lot, great job.

Pierre.

Thank you for your kind comment, Pierre.

You too can find experience with Corel Painter.
A 30 day free trial is available. Also, there are many great tutorials in the Corel Painter magazines.

Cheryl

Wonderful, it has the feeling of stained glass.

Dave

cbliss wrote:
Thank you for your kind comment, Pierre.

You too can find experience with Corel Painter.
A 30 day free trial is available. Also, there are many great tutorials in the Corel Painter magazines.

Cheryl


Thanks for the tip Cheryl. I might just have a go with that trial.

Pierre.

Wow Cheryl. True art causes the user to interpret what is shown. My mind's eye sees trees on fire. Not sure what you intended, but this one caues me to go eye crazy. Big fan of the Venusean school, so you get my two thumbs up for this one.

Pierre, Corel Painter is an amazing tool! Enjoy the adventure!


DCRobinson wrote:
Wonderful, it has the feeling of stained glass.


Thank you, Dave.
Using Artist's Oils at 50% opacity on multiple layers will build the paint in glazes and transparencies.


lylejk wrote:
My mind's eye sees trees on fire.

Yes, a consuming scarring fire beyond the trees of reason.
Thanks, Lyle.

Cheryl