Soft Lavender Poppies
by J Marielle
Title
Soft Lavender Poppies
Artist
J Marielle
Medium
Digital Art - Digital Art
Description
A collection of lavender poppies blow in the gentle breezes beneath the golden colors of twilight time.
This abstract and impressionist style digital art was created using a dry brush method. Watermark will not appear on purchased image.
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September 15th, 2018
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Comments (17)
CJ Anderson
Love this floral is gorgeous. You are so talented! Liked and shared on Twitter.
J Marielle replied:
Thank you so very much!! I deeply appreciate the support and the follow. Following back!
Jane Powell
Love the softness of lavender mood, Jane
J Marielle replied:
As always, thank you so very much, Jane! I always deeply appreciate your support and kind words.
Heidi Fickinger
This is fabulous Jane. The softness and color create a sense of water to me - since I am a water baby - a very wonderful thing! l/f
J Marielle replied:
Mahalo nui loa, Heidi! I am a water baby too -- odd that I live in the desert now! LOL Thank you so much for the follow, too!
Lisa Pearlman
Beautiful art and my favorite color!!!! π π₯ Love the texture and background as well. How do you create digital art like this? Do you start with a photograph or handpaint from scratch on a tablet or do you use an Adobe program? I am curious about this medium, as I am an iphoneographer learning how to turn my photos into art.
J Marielle replied:
Hi, Lisa -- First of all, thank you very much! Overall with 90%+ of my art I use the painting program part of Photoshop. There are a variety of brushes to be found there, and unlimited settings with them as far as flow, transparency, medium (oil, pastel, etc.), along with a variety of tools such as pallet knife, and so on. I have been doing this for 20 some years, so I actually handle a mouse better than a paint brush these days! LOL One of my secret tools is the clone stamp. Once you do one object and you want to repeat it, or create reflections, your possibilities are endless for adding more of the same, then you can select certain items, change the color or vibrancy and go on from there. The best part is the eraser if you make a mistake unlike when I worked with real oils and canvas for many years. As for people, I use photos, bring them into Photoshop and then work with a variety of filters and brushes to change or enhance backgrounds, "paint" similar skin tones onto them and the background, and so on. It took me a very long time to learn how to do it and most of my earlier work was hideous, but I am happy with most things I turn out these days. I get inspired by hikes, places I lived, neighbor's gardens and so on. Thanks so much for the follow, and I have followed you in return. See you around FAA!
Mayra MT Valderrama
Excellent work, I love the colors. It is relaxing to observe your work.
J Marielle replied:
Thank you so very much, Mayra. I always appreciate your thoughtful comments, and thank so very much for the follow! See you around FAA! :)
Linda Unger
Wow this just caught my attention right away! Love the colors! Excellent work! FAV and follow!
J Marielle replied:
Hi, Linda -- thank you so very much. I love creating with these colors and I am so pleased it caught your attention. Thank you so much for the wonderful comments and the follow. Following back! :)
Janet Marie
You are so welcome, my pleasure, Jane! I am delighted that I brought a smile to your face. I shared this in the Facebook group Fabulous Floral Artwork and Photography, 11 people reacted to it by liking it. I gave it a love. You will have to check it out. Thank you for the precious reply! πJanet
J Marielle replied:
Ohhhhhhh, Janet!! Thank you SO much! I will check it out! You are a sweetie through and through!! Sending HUGS HUGS HUGS to you!! ππ€
Judy Kennedy
I love the softness and great color combination!
J Marielle replied:
Thank you so very much, Judy! I really appreciate you stopping by for a visit. :)
Janet Marie
Oh my Jane! I would just flip if there were purple poppies in my neck of the woods. Purple is my passion color, and your artwork says why! This is luscious loveliness, stunningly beautiful! I just love that dry brush method. The soft focus gives it such a dreamy look, just gorgeous all around! LF FB Tw Janet ππΈ
J Marielle replied:
Dear Janet -- Thank you so much for your lovely comments that brought a huge smile to my face. I would certainly grow these in the desert if I could, unfortunately they are more a dream than reality. I love working in the various shades of purples and blues, so I had a great time creating this. Thank you again, my dear friend, for always being so supportive of my art work. π
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