Reading Lamp

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Beautiful picture- how was this created please?

Posted by Andrew Roles on Sun 06 Feb 17:58:46

Thank for the question. As is 90% of what I post here, it is digitally painted. This image was created with Krita software (similar to Corel Painter). I paint using everything from traditional media to digital.

Posted by Skylar Brown on Sun 06 Feb 18:02:50

Beautifully painted Skylar.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sun 06 Feb 18:25:27

Paul - Thanks so very much!

Posted by Skylar Brown on Sun 06 Feb 18:37:30

Very nice

Posted by Romila Datta on Sun 06 Feb 19:04:57

Romila - Thank you very much!

Posted by Skylar Brown on Sun 06 Feb 19:06:36

Very nice, Skylar

Posted by Thalia Stones on Mon 07 Feb 05:30:03

Something warm and comforting about books and candle light Skylar.

Posted by Jim Morris on Mon 07 Feb 12:59:16

Thank you, Thalia!

Posted by Skylar Brown on Mon 07 Feb 14:38:43

Jim - Thanks! When I was quite young, we lied in a house without electricity, or running water. In a way, this is biographical. Or, just narrative.

Posted by Skylar Brown on Mon 07 Feb 14:40:33

An intriguing image. It brings to mind paintings by Joseph Wright of Derby. Well done.

Posted by Brian Keen on Tue 08 Feb 11:45:41

Brian - I appreciate the comment and observation. Thanks so much!

Posted by Skylar Brown on Tue 08 Feb 15:54:41

Exquisite. Very detailed and love the soft images

Posted by Sunil Mehta on Sun 13 Feb 04:59:39

Thank you very much, Sunil!

Posted by Skylar Brown on Sun 13 Feb 15:23:58

Hang on Studio Wall

06/02/2022

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A bedroom lit by Oil lantern. The way it used to be. 11x14.

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Skylar Brown

Professional artist for more than 50 yrs. Retired, but still paint every day. Everything from Canvas to Digital (2D & 3D) BTW, if you, as an artist, find something interesting in one of my images, Feel Free to use it. Just Mention my name. As most of you know, I post mostly "Digital" images…

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