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Dreamy image.. wonderful 🙂
Thank you, Niko.
🙂
Very lush!
Thank you!
Very interesting, indeed. But just how was it made?
Thank you.
Well, mainly by mixing layers with different photos.
So pleasant on the eye – calming. Just lovely 😀
Thank you, Ina.
I was about to ask you what Hirsch refers to, when it occured to me to Google it and that’s when I found it meant deer in German and Yiddish. So that leaves just saying I think it’s a gorgeous image! Like Inavukic said above, it’s pleasant and calming.
Yes, I wanted to reduce the actual deer to the word – and as I found it in German, printed on a wall, I used this for the image.
Thank you very much for your compliment, Halim.
Adore the lush vibrancy and what fun in the forest!
Thank you very much, Patti.
gute anspielungen auf die (kunst)vergangenheit 🙂 schön
Danke für das Komplement.
Es ist sehr schwer, heute noch Hirsche im Wald zu finden – und so habe ich den Hirsch auf seinen Namen reduziert.
Lovely Work!! ❤
Thank you, Leyla.
Filled with beauty. Beautifully done, Rabirius!
Thank you, Uday.
Stunning post.Cheers.
Thank you, Jalal.
How lovely!
Thanks.
Beautiful !!! Thank You for liking my newest art piece !!! 🙂 *Cynthia
You’re welcome. And thanks for the compliment.
Reblogged this on Allerlei Kunterbunt… and commented:
Abstrakt und schön…
Vielen Dank für das Kompliment und das Rebloggen!
Ist ja auch aussergewöhnlich und sehenswert. 🙂
Ja, dann nochmals vielen Dank, Gabryon.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.