lost colors AHHHHHHHHHHH by Gregor.Scharff
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the worst nightmare for an artist,
if it loses its colors.
I wanted to paint no more picture to the monthly topic, but like it with the inspiration always like that is, overcomes it one simply. ;-)
Thanks for regard and comments
Your Gregor
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Comments (11)
ascrazy
Very nice concept!! Beautiful mood and magical light!!
crrunchyfrog
Great work Gregor! I find this a little more enchanting than nightmarish, its so beautiful. I must admit though, I laughed SO hard in retrospect of our recent messages, thank you ;) Thanks also for sharing this beautiful image hugs :)
gunsan
Yes Gregor, that would be the ultimate nightmare!!! But your image is so beautiful with it's soft grey colors, that even in a world without colors I could survive if it was as lovely as this!
bevchiron
To lose colour forever would be a nightmare but this seems more of an enchanted dream to me to! The colour at the bottom more of an intrusion, maybe we need a rest from colour at times ; )
DawnStar
Beautiful image that reminds me of castles in the snow on a glassy frozen lake. The color may be lost but not the enchantment. :)
cbender
Gregor - this is a stunning piece of art - great idea... but - i can spot some slight faint blue left... so keep that!
-christian
point_poser
Wonderful sence of movement.
gallimel
dear you get better every single time more. this is subtle and efficacious, with gorgeous sensitivity showed all along :) and technique too :)
agnesdodart
It reminds me of fairy tales I liked to hear before sleeping when I was a child... There is magic in this image! I love it.
chris29
wow Great piece
Synapse
This could perhaps be my favourite of yours so far. I love restraint in colour... after all, a whole world of subtle tones can be found in greys ;-)