Hey I was wonder if I might use this brilliant piece of art. I wont use this without you're permission of course! But my art teacher wants us to depic, owned by a known artist and I was thinking of you (:
I will not take credit for myself for something like that I would never do! I'm just asking so please don't freak out
I will not take credit for myself for something like that I would never do! I'm just asking so please don't freak out
I'm just gonna paint it and then write your name on it and well... however you want me to.
It's just a question I'm not here to steel peoples art don't you dare think that for a moment, I'm not that kind of person! I just tough it was very nice well more then nice so I gonna ask you and hopefully I have your permission to do so.
Once again not here to steel your art!! It's just a question.
It's just a question I'm not here to steel peoples art don't you dare think that for a moment, I'm not that kind of person! I just tough it was very nice well more then nice so I gonna ask you and hopefully I have your permission to do so.
Once again not here to steel your art!! It's just a question.
If you paint it yourself, sign your own name and just write that you were inspired by my painting. That way, you credit me for the original, but you are taking credit for your own work. It is called a study of a more experienced artist, which is normal and happens all the time.
You don't need to worry that I think you are steeling my art. Rather, just be honest when people ask where you got the idea.
You have my permission to paint a reproduction of this painting in your own methods but without tracing or projecting to complete the painting. You may use it for educational purposes only, and may not make any profit from the work, whether it be selling an original, prints, or otherwise profiting from my artwork.
If you are doing it for school, please do it! I love people to learn - if you want to learn from me, I'm happy to help. I'd love to see your painting of my painting out of curiosity, and I find it flattering you want to do so.
Thanks for asking and good luck in your assignment!
You don't need to worry that I think you are steeling my art. Rather, just be honest when people ask where you got the idea.
You have my permission to paint a reproduction of this painting in your own methods but without tracing or projecting to complete the painting. You may use it for educational purposes only, and may not make any profit from the work, whether it be selling an original, prints, or otherwise profiting from my artwork.
If you are doing it for school, please do it! I love people to learn - if you want to learn from me, I'm happy to help. I'd love to see your painting of my painting out of curiosity, and I find it flattering you want to do so.
Thanks for asking and good luck in your assignment!
Thank you very much and don't worry I will be honest!
If you want I can upload it when I'm done? I will be painting it with watercolour if you wondered.
If you want I can upload it when I'm done? I will be painting it with watercolour if you wondered.
What a beautiful painting!!! I would love to be able to do landscapes like that. I'm in awe. It has such a magickal feel to it! Great work!!!!!!
Then paint one, by all means! I love these foggy mornings too 
I'm a little confused.
I know you paint both digital and traditional, and this is done in Photoshop.
But still you write that you painted it only with Oil Pastel Brush. Is that one of your self created Photoshop-brushes?
I know you paint both digital and traditional, and this is done in Photoshop.
But still you write that you painted it only with Oil Pastel Brush. Is that one of your self created Photoshop-brushes?
nah, that's the standard chalk pastel brush that I changed slightly and call the "oil pastel".... I altered line variation and opacity and it looks more like oil pastels. otherwise, shape-wise, it's one of the premade brushes found in the menus when you buy PSCS3.
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While looking at this painting I can almost smell the fresh morning air and hear the birds. Well done. 
Thank you! I enjoyed this morning so much.
Wow, love the trees and you've captured that misty morning just right. I can soooo see myself taking a walk early in the morning down this path. Beautifully done! 
I really enjoy taking walks here, yeah... but the place in the painting is different than the place in reality, I've done some landscaping 
The realism, the lovely tangibility to this... is the sense of shifting temperature perfectly conveyed... mist, slowly lifting 
Picasso's quote?
Picasso's quote?
I'm not sure if that is a Picasso quote... but yes, this follows his tenets of painting how you feel and think, and not just what you see.
He would not like how realistically I've done this though!
He would not like how realistically I've done this though!
Simply gorgeous! and most importantly very inspiring. You have some how managed it to look easy. Now I want to go take my wacom and start drawing!
This is beautiful and so well-painted. Icshould consider getting a tablet... I love the mistyness. *faved*
what a magical painting!! I love misty mornings like that! It's nice to see your work again always inspiring! 
always inspiring! 
Thank you! It's easier than oil painting! I get layers and masks and merging alls In oil painting, that could mean weeks of waiting for something to dry
In oil painting, that could mean weeks of waiting for something to dry 
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