Any artists out there?

[RoosterWhisperer]

Love the Peregrine!

I don't have any bird stuff on my computer, but here's some whale stuff I did last year during quarantine :

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I love it, if I wasn't a controlled artist I would cry, because they're so beautiful!

 

[CrazyCochin]

A WIP of my Griffin OC, I will see if any of you regulars on here remember who she is based on!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Love the Peregrine!

I don't have any bird stuff on my computer, but here's some whale stuff I did last year during quarantine :

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I also did orcas!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

Here's Grannie, my Silver Laced Wyandotte!
Top: Original!
Bottom: Anime background filter!

 

[RoosterWhisperer]

A WIP of my Griffin OC, I will see if any of you regulars on here remember who she is based on! View attachment 2622602

So pretty!

 

[Amer]

Love the Peregrine!

I don't have any bird stuff on my computer, but here's some whale stuff I did last year during quarantine :

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Wow, I’m in total awe. Art hasn’t done that to me before. The detail is amazing, they look like photographs, and I would think that, but they’re too beautiful to be photos. The lighting is incredible. All the scrapes on the whales back can be seen. And the light speckling adds such a surreal feel. I like that you added birds to some of your paintings, and they’re beautiful birds! It seems so peaceful. I like they’re little legs, their little faces.
It’s sort of like you transported me into the whale’s world, I guess. It’s like seeing what they see instead of a camera, which only does so much underwater.

 

[azurbanclucker]

OK, Done with this one. From the first pour:

With a slight side trip to moth world

To the finished piece. This is Cygnus Prime. 18x24 on stretched canvas. All acrylics, and a combination of paint pouring, hand painting, and airbrushing.

 

[Lemon-Drop]

OK, Done with this one. From the first pour:
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With a slight side trip to moth world
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To the finished piece. This is Cygnus Prime. 18x24 on stretched canvas. All acrylics, and a combination of paint pouring, hand painting, and airbrushing.

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Wow! That’s amazing!

 

[AtlanticCity]

Wow, I’m in total awe. Art hasn’t done that to me before. The detail is amazing, they look like photographs, and I would think that, but they’re too beautiful to be photos. The lighting is incredible. All the scrapes on the whales back can be seen. And the light speckling adds such a surreal feel. I like that you added birds to some of your paintings, and they’re beautiful birds! It seems so peaceful. I like they’re little legs, their little faces.
It’s sort of like you transported me into the whale’s world, I guess. It’s like seeing what they see instead of a camera, which only does so much underwater.

Thank you Amer. Yeah I liked the idea of diving Puffins encountering a whale. I figure it must happen in real life but it’s a scene that we rarely - if ever - get to see. Puffins swimming at the surface and a whale surfacing nearby? Sure. But the birds underwater was an idea I explored in a few different ways. In the Tufted Puffins/Orca painting the question is : Is the whale a “resident” (fish-eating) Orca? If so the Puffins are perfectly safe. But if it’s a “Transient” meat-eating Orca....
There is no one right answer. I purposely hid the details that could ID the whale as one or the other. So it’s up to the viewer to decide.

But I truly appreciate your kind words. It made my day.

This whole thread is awesome.

 

[Amer]

this ain’t bad! What can I do to make the wattles look more natural next time though, and not flat?