Secret Kisses by GinaMarie

Mixed Medium • Fantasy • posted on Jan 19, 2012

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Description

For the Enchanted Visions Project's new theme, Secret Kisses Inspired By: A opposite twist on the old tale of the frog prince. Why should it always be the princess kissing the frog? In this piece the prince is leaning forward to give another kiss so that his lovely frog will turn into a complete and whole princess. They will live happily ever after. About My Art: My art is created using digital mixed media with many traditionally painted elements scanned and made into psds to be used in my work. The tools I use to create my work are varied and many depending on my mood and needs at the time. Daz Studio 3 Advanced, Carrara Pro 7, Bryce 7, Hexagon, Poser 5, Vue, Adobe Photoshop CSS, Corel Painter, Paint Shop Pro, Apophysis, Chaos Pro, My Nikon, Traditional Watercolors, Colored Pencil, Conte Watercolor Crayons, and my trusty well loved Wacom Tablet. Production Credits: Daz: Ranaki, Fairytale Prince, Lisa's Botanicals - Cinnamon Fern, Flower Princess Hair, Midnight Prince Hair, Muusa Ethereal Lighting

Production Credits

Wispy

By designfera

$7.50 USD

Comments (8)

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Rodma_Hu

9:32PM | Thu, 19 January 2012

That's great!

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ArtistKimberly

9:39PM | Thu, 19 January 2012

Wonderfully Fantastic Artwork,

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brewgirlca

9:51PM | Thu, 19 January 2012

Hummm, I love this piece. I took my time to enjoy it for the lovely presentation style. The composition is solidly built but what caught my eyes are the carefully layed out swirls and ripples of energy and how those in the air mimic the effect of being in a pond and yet the pond ripples are so different. I like how those ripples and those on their bodies glue the composition together in a unique fashion. Your skillful handling of various media that you used here allow you create a work of art that is beyond 3-d and indeed beyond digital.

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