A Magical Place by criss

Vue • Illustration • posted on Feb 28, 2005

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Description

Cover book illustration for an Italian Editor Vue 4.2. Additional plants by Varian.

Comments (47)

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KingPtolemy

7:27AM | Tue, 01 March 2005

Wonderful artwork and coloring!!! Beautiful composition!!!

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lingrif

6:14PM | Tue, 01 March 2005

Beautiful atmosphere and vegetation - a wonderful image!!

Terreinconnue

3:42AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Agree with Philippe :) Superb composition and vegetation !

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WeeLaddie

9:36AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

A truly rich tapestry of foliage with wonderful lighting in the background; excellent work.

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ShadowDN1

12:23PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

a beautiful place

Bert007

8:49PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Superb image - very magical

Collateral_Damage

2:18AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Nothing more to say but this is brilliant!

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9mm4bax

8:29AM | Fri, 04 March 2005

Aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh (mouth wide open, jaw dropped to the subway) hhhhhhhhhhhhh :)) Extraordinary!!!

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FrenchKiss

3:51AM | Sun, 06 March 2005

WOW! Cristi, this is very different from what you usually do and it looks fantastic! The lighting and depth of this are well done as is your attention to vegetation detail. I like the little stream too! Well done!

Pierre59

11:08AM | Sun, 06 March 2005

Excellente rlisation, bravo !!! Vote

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plmcelligott

4:44PM | Mon, 07 March 2005

Ooooh, I want to stay here in this place...

Compo

10:54PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

Gorgeous! Great composition and use of plants. Good lighting, I like the way the foreground plants are lit too. Very nice water course. Good trees, nice shape, positioning and variation. I like the positioning of the rocks, not obvious and standing out like sore thumbs. An amazing and wonderful piece of work. Why don't you write a tutorial on this piece, then I could maybe learn how to do something masterfull! Vote

Samhain74

6:11AM | Fri, 01 April 2005

Oh my,this is spectacular.You deserve all the credit in the world for this image,just WOW,simply amazing.

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