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Featured your gorgeous digital painting here:  Even Odd QuestionsA few years ago I was walking a bicycle trail beside the train tracks in Santa Fe and paused to enjoy the view. The trail led down a steep hill and towards my right, the train side, was a scenic overlook. As I stood there, an older man, pedaling a tandem bike with a young girl in the rear, was making his way up the hill towards me, while the blonde-haired girl of about 8 was asking him question after question. He answered each question cheerfully, all the while pedaling hard to make it up the slope, with a wide grin on his face. I greeted them, made a comment about the view, then asked the girl, still not helping, with amusement, "Are you *even* pedaling?" Neither answered the question, they just went on grinningly past. It made me think of us and our Heavenly Father. We think we're doing the heavy pedaling because we don't *see* God at work in our lives, we ask questions when we're curious or things don't go well, and all the while, He graciously responds, showing and leading us by ex Have a blessed day! -Debra

Howdy, OmeN2501!

This is a great scene.  I've been searching for the artist for this image for a while.  Glad I found you.

May I have your permission to use this image for some of my artwork?  I will of course, credit you by name, and include a link to the website of your choice.

Thanks for your consideration!

John D.

at last i found it, came from here www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmG1Dw…
could not found credits for your picture under that vid...

Beautiful!!!

A beautiful elf on a windswept slope of long yellow grass with a huge oak in the background. Made for a tale. I'd like to read that book, now.

I love this composition, the setting feels so alive, the sweeping vistas' fill the imagination with the journey, whilst your companions earnest eyes say they're with you to the end. The only thing I can criticize is this niggling feeling or wrongness about the characters face. I'm NOT saying it is not brilliant, but it seems to me to be in a contrasting style to the rest of the piece. For example, not comparison, putting a cell shaded figure in a photo-realistic setting. Aside from that I love the details and the tone of the piece. Keep up the good work, I look forward to seeing more from you in the future!

great art and a great book. recognized this immediately.

Vereesa Windrunner  Beautiful!

This amazing work has been featured in my journal: [link]

Fantastic!

omg i just love the grain, the sun and really evertying of this picture

i hope you excuse my poor english

I can't see any crit coming your way. Magnificent!!

The girl, the tree and the sun; All just beautiul.

The shear beauty of this piece is remarkable! It is just stunning the detail level! I absolutely love it! Hope we can get prints of this soon!

So strikingly beautiful and wonderful piece!

that is beautiful

Love the detail on her armor and the contrast of the grass.

Amazing work...

Pretty awesome, catching my thoughts and taking them far away. Like i´ve been traveling for a long time withe her, side by side. The warm colours, the wheat, the old tree and the setting sun. And the details, especially hers.

I love this book and I love this picture!!

please make a grass tutorial this is awsome !