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Pastel Orange roses

This is a digital painting I did using a Wacom tablet and pen and Painter IX. software. I use a electronic cavas, chose the medium I want, colors, brush sizes, blend, using a wireless pen. I have to choose all the setings, etc. in order to draw/paint every stroke in a digital work such as this one. It's as if I were using real pastels in my hand, blending them, but wihout the mess and clean up. Also, once done, I can't smear it or have to seal it. This is not a phot manipulation. THere are programs that you can use to click and get a manipulated artistic effec such a spastels. It is very limited and doesn't give you the choices as doing it yourself. Whenever I do use effects, manipultations, I post it so not to confuse how I worked. I enjoy doing both types of work, but perfer to do as much or all the work myself. With software souch as Corel's Painter IX.5, you can do the work like you would traditionally. You can also mix mediums that you could not with real mediums, and get some wonderful blending, textures, and results. I love that if I goof up a part of a digital work, I can fix it and not chuck out a work that I goofed up. I've clumbsy hands ofen due to a car accident, so love that I can have the skills I used to. I also love that I am not covered with spills of paints. God gave me back my art, and led me to new ways to use it, and increase my skills. I will in the future take some time to do real canvas works again, though they will take me much longer. Meanwhile, I love digital art and all to I continue to learn to do with it.

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Minerva Lippiatt 28 Sep 2009

I love what you have done with all your roses. This one just feels nice. Is there a blue rose? A real blue rose?

Artist Reply: Thank you Minerva, so far rose breeders have not been able o produce a real blue rose. Other than dying one after it's cut or tinting with a spray, that's the close to one you can get. They are grafting other dna of plants to try to get one developed. The closest I've see are the purple roses, which can be light lavendar to almost a black rose. Whoever does get the first real blue rose will get a lot money it. There are a lot of growers ring to do it. I love all the colors and varitie of roses there are,and would love to see a rainblow rose personally. That would impress me, and would be stunning.

Jo Dawkins 03 Dec 2006

Interesting Composition! Jo Dawkins

Artist Reply: Thank you Jo! I am always trying new things and views. Glad you found this one interesting.

Loredana 03 Dec 2006

BEAUTIFUL TERRY

Artist Reply: Thank you Loredana!!!!

Stanley Layman 02 Dec 2006

Neat, Like looking through an aquarium!

Artist Reply: Thanks Stanley! I never know how a work will look to others, it does have that look! LOL!

thea walstra 02 Dec 2006

Very beautiful work Terry. Love it!

Artist Reply: Thanks Thea! Finally back home and starting to work on my computer again. So much to catch up on