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[chinapete]

... waterfall rocks treetops ...

[eighty+]

HI Pete if I told you what I can see you would'nt believe me quote Python......I see ......I think .....I speak ...........

[Caesar]

This is a truly fantastic texture which may evocate so much!
A most chinese artistic phylosophy and sensibility, but also something reminding of Leonardo da Vinci landscapes and his discoveries and masterful execution of how they look proceeding in the distance and with mist.
It also reminds me a little what I got from layer blending on part of a previous forest scenario painting in two different versions. They came out from both intentional creation as the base and happy discoveries after blending. I would attach these two to show in how many different ways we may get evocative views with this software.

[chinapete]

hey eighty+, is that Python at the Delphic oracle you're quoting, or Monty ... ?

wow, Caesar, those are really good effects ... abstract expressionism in the digital mode! ... (I think I was going for abstract impressionism, if such a thing exists) ....

[Alexandra]

Hey CP, very organic, alive, and beautiful with its translucent indigos and mist from perhaps a rain that has just stopped before an oncoming evening....

[eighty+]

Mien Gott Man ............. Monty of coarse.............................

[pat1940]

Love the texture you created here, Chinapete, and putting so many dark colors in and yet it is so colorful, great, great job
Caesar, also fantastic job

[chinapete]

Alexandra, thanks, very poetical, could be the title for the painting, or a poem to go with ... Pat, thank you , I always wonder whether what others see on their computers, laptops, cell phones, is what I see on my screen (laptop, iPad, iPhone all look slightly different) ... But if you are able to see the darker colors, that's good news

ps Pat where is the image for "Study on Light"?

[Weeks]

Excellent ChinaPete. Textures and deepness... Great.

Best,

Weeks

[chinapete]

Weeks, thanks ... I still think your "Hugo" is one of your more brilliant works, I look at it often, and the other day it brought to mind his incredibly sad poem on the passing of his daughter, Demain, dès l'aube ...

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Je marcherai les yeux fixés sur mes pensées,
Sans rien voir au dehors, sans entendre aucun bruit,
Seul, inconnu ...