BIO
My screen name is bonbonish. My daughter, when she was a little girl, used to use bonbon as her screen name. I asked her permission to use her screen name with a little switch -- bonbonish. Because I am not as beautiful as she is... just bonbonish. I always liked to draw, paint and to sculpture. During the elementary school I had wonderful teachers in my 'art' classes, and I also had many extracurricular activities related to art. I liked very much the technical part of creating artwork... works with soft materials, hard materials, different paints and different pencils. At high school and after high school I took part in a lot of art workshops, where I had the opportunity to learn from great artists. I used to draw -- with carbons, crayons. I used to make soft sculptures -- from different kinds of materials and techniques. Some of the techniques I learned, some of them I developed myself. From the very moment I learned to write I was writing. Short stories, long stories, novells poems and scientific materials. Recently besides creating digital artworks -- I write children's stories and short scientific articles. "The Wild Virtual Enchanted Garden" is my recent children's story and I am selling it here at the RMP. I never looked art as if my major profession... Till my son has been diagnosed with cancer. In my professional life [Ph.D. in economics] I used to lecture... mostly about materials that I developed. While my son got all those nasty treatments and underwent numerous operations I had to stay next to him. I could not continue with lecturing. Several of my friends come to my rescue. They suggested that me to develop slides that contained my material and they will present those slides instead of me. I started to develop those slides... and I wanted them not just to contain nice written materials I wanted them to be pretty also ... I was looking for computerized graphic programs that could help me out... 3D graphics I started out with different kinds of free 3D programs, but I didn't stay with them... because lack of community support. I need people around me while I am creating something. Finally I found Poser 3 and later I upgraded to Poser 4 and till that day I stay with it. So, I guess I started out about 6 years ago creating 3D graphics... I found fascinating Poser ability to behave' as an acting stage -- where I can set up a whole sceen and tell a story with my image. And even I can animate that scene if I want to... 2D graphics I started out with Flash 4 ... As I already told, I was looking for a program that allows me to do pretty presentation slides. Flash was suitable for that. What's more, flash has lot of ability to manipulate pictures and vector drawings. I read a lot of tutorials from the Internet, and I learned how to use Flash pretty well. I used to buy royalty free images and incorporate them into my slides. Then I wanted to manipulate my bought images a little more -- and I found Photoshop 5 and Painter 5. Eventually I wanted to make my own images...and for that finally I found Poser. I like very much movies. And I like to read materials about those movies -- about the life of the actors, directors, about how the movie was developed, marketed and so on. I like to walk. I like to go the gym ... and I like to have a lot of conversations with friends and family.
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Comments (26)
pjaj
Very well done indeed. Wonderful artform!
BJsHaven
Looks like a real painting. Love the whole scene.
artistheat
Excellent Work,Image looks like from a story book:)
mutedbanshee
Fabulous imagination, i love the effect on this image, great artwork hun, hugs T
Firebirdz
love the closeup version too!
kutzkutz2000
i have seen both of your 'wide'images. i liked both of them. i think it was a good idea to put a close up on your first image. i like very much your way of thinking. excellent job.
rjghise
What a beautiful composition with wonderful colours. I love the postwork. Excellent work :)
sirred
I love the close up. You can see more in detail the ribbon that links them and the art work that they are doing. It looks like both of them are taking what they are doing very seriously. And I really like the texture that you put on it. Great job Pretty Lady.
SophiaDeer
Beautiful!! Stunning postwork!
Black_Lotos
Thanks for this close-up. I now see a lot more details than on the bigger one. As I already told you, I like the expressions and poses of "Rena" and "Sydd" very much. Great work!
Fogge
WoW! This is really awesome.. I really like the painted style.. Wonderful effect! Great composition and colors.. Excellent work!
-renapd-
I think this close-up of the previous is my very favorite of the whole set! :) Beautiful work and very inspiring! ;)
lyma
wie ein echtes (!) Gemde - beautifull
cantuflores
Another wondeful compsition my dear friend bombonish. :)
LadyFire_Ice
I like this one much better hon,, you can really see the detail and my my you worked very hard on this one I can tell,,, EXCELLENT work+++++ :-)
ralphwarnick
It really is an "Enchanting Garden" it feels like magic is inbedded within the image itself. Post work is very impressive,and the detail render of the fore ground breath taking.
Primal
love your style,beautiful filter work..
magbag
Great postwork and fantastic composition, is exceptional work!
Artzy
In this Close-Up, the Details are more easily Seen...
Lovely!
Jedi_Padawan
Oh so beautiful! How have you done this "paint" effect? Please le me know! This is really great! ~Saskia~
simdragon
Lovely work!
Magician
Very graphical because of the grain my friend!!
calum5
Great filter and image:-)Byeeeeeeeee calum
sirkrite
Beautiful work! :)
romanceworks
Very unique style and fabulous posing. Really super art. :o) CC
sirocco
Wonderful close up, this is such a lovely image!