Holiday Crystal Design

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Holiday Crystal Design

I digital painted this design. This took a while as my hand doesn't always want to do straight lines. I managed to get this one done. I'm getting in the mood for the holidays. I'm thinking of snowflakes, stars, and crytal ice.

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Digital Painting Computer/Digital Holidays/Seasonal Holiday seasonal digital art paintings kalidiscope design

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Andrew Hunter

Andrew Hunter 13 Apr 2007

stunning piece of art terry

Terry Harris
Artist Reply: Thanks Andrew! I love exploring with textues and objects to create new works. Forever looking for something for a muse.
Emily Reed

Emily Reed 12 Nov 2006

Beautiful work, my friend!

Terry Harris
Artist Reply: Thanks Emily! I love that you are playing about with bubbles now! Bubbles are fascinating to work on.!
Michael Forbus

Michael Forbus 12 Nov 2006

Terry, great digital work. Very festive. Great job. Have yourself a wonderful Sunday. Michael

Terry Harris
Artist Reply: Thanks Michael! You cheered me up, I've been sick with allergies and sinus/ear infection for the last week and a half. On the mend. At least I'm past all the sinus migranes. I can't use the computer when I get those. My nose was red as Rudolph's, so that got me in the Christmas mood. Kids used to call me Rudloph as a kid when I got sick. LOL!
Blue Doll

Blue Doll 12 Nov 2006

this is awesome... it looks like jewelery to me ....

Terry Harris
Artist Reply: Thanks Blue Doll! Jewelery works well with kalidiscope designs. I need to raid my daughter's jewelery one day, to play with her bling. She is a jewlery store manager, and has tons I can go take photos of for designs. I'll have to go visit her and bug her.
Carliss Mora

Carliss Mora 12 Nov 2006

Terry, your artwork is perpetually interesting, and beautiful!! Rebellious hand or not, it turns out marvleous!

Terry Harris
Artist Reply: Thank you Carliss! I do more digital works because of my hands. I drop lots of things, like paint brushes, or my hands will urt from griping a pen or marker. I love that I can hold the Wacom tablet Stylus pen and not get my hands cramped up. I'm planning some large canvas works which will allow me to sork without so much problems as when working on a small canvas. Those I can do, but for now, in the midst of packing for a move in the next couple of months.