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"Dreamlike places do exist" (2013)
Picture based on a really beautiful spot by Aluminé river. This rivr has a super cool and unique ecosystem by irts borders, which is why I've visited it many times, one of the most fascinating things IMO is an unique variety of Roble pellín (<i>Nothofagus obliqua</i>) that is very tolerant to arid conditions.
Not much else to say, other than i really enjoy the colors of this one!
"Try me" (2023-4)
Last OC painting of last year, and first into this one ^^ I have this small tradition, of making one last of them as a year closes.
This one was a coloring of a doodle I'd had laying around for literally months, and I ended up quite happy with it.
I've been quite busy, I hope you're all doing well!
"Every summer" (2021)
I like the colors on this one, but they depict a very sad thing that happens every summer. Both naturally, but mostly due to human action.
"Blue skies", "Riverside", "Open plains" (2019 all)
Assorted ldscapes whose colors I enjoy ^^ I hope you do, too!
"Toothless" (2022)
A small, fun, not-to-scale excercise I did in hanuary 2022. Tamandua, giant anteater and three-toed sloth.
Not much to say... I like xenanthra, and they're fun to draw.
"Run free" (2010)
African wild ass, a critically endangered species (ancestor to domestic donkeys) I've always found to be extremely interesting. I love the background, color and compositions, but the ass itself need some work, the facial anatomy especially. I still like this picture!
Plant and fungal matter (2019)
Just a warm up I did a while after I took my students to a small observation trip in my town's surrounding forest.
I love checking dead or dying trunks, they're usually covered by all sorts of interesting things: moss, variety of fungi, lichens, multitude of bugs, and they often have tiny seedlings growing on then. I once found seedlings of 7 different species that i could recognise, growing on a tiny rotting trunk, it was super neato:(super low quality photos from my old phone, sorry. Deviantart has rotated them too 90°, for whatever reason).
This painting was very quick and simple, a warmup of sorts back then.
"Silvery shore" (2018)
A paiting I did back then using a technique I hadn't tried before. And also, didn't have layers. it was a fun and interesting experiment, that I should try again.
I hope you enjoy!
