Wine by helanker

2D • Still Life • posted on Mar 25, 2015

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Description

Pastel on black paper. Never again black paper :-) Not my cup of tea, it gets way too dull, so again I used a filter on it :) Now I like it better. No source. Thank you for viewing and commenting :)

Comments (11)

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durleybeachbum

3:18PM | Wed, 25 March 2015

It looks fantastic now! I like painting on a dark ground, but I have yet to try pastels with any success.

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Cyve

3:20PM | Wed, 25 March 2015

Fantastic painting Helle and marvelous creation as always !

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jeroni

7:17PM | Wed, 25 March 2015

Elegant and beautfiful composition

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giulband

12:12AM | Thu, 26 March 2015

Fabulous painting !!!!!!!

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jayfar

3:12AM | Thu, 26 March 2015

This looks great Helle.

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rangeriderrichard

3:40AM | Thu, 26 March 2015

Wonderful work!

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kgb224

8:03AM | Thu, 26 March 2015

Amazing work Helle. God bless.

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MrsRatbag

7:36PM | Fri, 27 March 2015

I have done pastels on black construction paper; it was fine for in-person viewing, no idea how it would translate to digital though. This is gorgeous, it looks like an old painting!

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dochtersions

12:41PM | Sat, 28 March 2015

It looks amazing, Helle! I love the structure and textures which seems to be thick paint. I don't know, but did you made it with a computer program then, as you talk about a filter? I hope your had a lovely day, yesterday, my friend,

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nikolais

11:37PM | Wed, 01 April 2015

well done, Helle!

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Chipka

12:01AM | Thu, 09 April 2015

I agree with the above comments that this is well done! I'm also looking at this a bit later than everyone else so far. I have to say that I love the difference between this and the "raw" pastel original. That version had such a nice sense of moonlight and this one has just the opposite: a friendly glow of sunlight, like the kind you get on a relaxing and warm afternoon. It's amazing how post-work and just a little fiddle here and a little fiddle there will change so much, and I love the painted feeling that this has. The textures are marvelous and the sense of color is so lively, but it's not garish, just nice and bright and elegant. This is really super work, as always.