Another beautiful piece here from the trees to the river and the subtle moment of the character since its enchanted would have loved to see more glow and mystic within the elements but this was a really nice art piece here
~X~
Inktober2019 Day7 - Enchanted
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Lady of The Mire is my entry for Inktober2019, Enchanted and it from my therapeutic coloring book, surprise surprise, Enchanted!
The queen of fairies all,
watches on from afar,
protecting and guiding those brave all,
through the mire of enthrall.
-Kaileah Nelson
I'd like to hear what you think about it.
Tools used:
Sharpie
Pencil
Hours:
7
Enchanted is therapeutic art for those who crave more. Roam through the enchanted lands and relax while you create. Fairies old and young, mischievous and elegant, along with enchanted animals. I the Illustrator, Kaileah Nelson, have detailed ink and pen illustrations for the release and enjoyment of what ever your day brings to you.
And I had fun thinking up all those different scenes too. My goal in my art is to NEVER repeat anything so I'm always coming up with new backgrounds for everything. It was a lot of fun just like I had with Lady Of The Mire. I hope you enjoy this piece.
If you wish to check out my 2nd therapeutic coloring book, Enchanted, you can get here: https://www.amazon.com/Kaileah-Nelson/e/B0741H78MM?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_3&qid=1565730602&sr=8-3
I think there's an 'all' too much in the poem. ;)
Really enjoying these forest motives overall, and you really managed the perfrect signiture placement with this one.
The forms are great, the colors... some stark, but some somewhat dark. Some gradients somewhat bright. Maybe the grass could shift in a more grass-like hue? Maybe some mushrooms could be a different color, orange, yellow, a little speckles or shades (well there is one)? A little softer green on the mossy branches? A little color faded by sunlight on the tattered edge of her dress?
The motive's great but I seem to see the forest in somewhat different hues. Can't say this is wrong but those impressions they ruse. The trees with the moss, the leaves and the lost, the green and the grass, the free and the rash... think just looking at these motives is pretty therapeutic too. Grounded and imaginative. Another nice one.
-cd-
KaileahPNelson responds:
Gosh, I can't help by be a bit overjoyed by your attraction to details(not to same that I'm not, gosh do I pay to details...maybe a little to much lol). Most people when they comment on my work, don't really give much of a detailed comment like you did. I'm very happy with your review. I'm just breaking into digital painting so at the time I did these, I hadn't figured out shading and shadows. Grass though.....grass has always been my greatest and hardest challenge....
Perhaps I'll do a remaster of this too.
It you like, I'll have no problem doing it;P Then I can surprise you how much I've learned in the time making this. haha
Thank you again for the review.
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