Queen of the mountain by Ben Vienerius

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To clear your mind, you need to lift up your feeth and go.... upon the way to climb your mountain. High on that Hill where the song of birds already have gone and silence and cold stones lead to the end of your path... There is clearnes and silence .. listen to the wind.. it tis there where it is blowing your mind and telling the lesson to you

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Miko 2660 19 Sep 2015

Incredible 3-D realism! And beautiful poetry! :)

Sandra S. Corona 30 Mar 2013

Gorgeous!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much ;)

Charalampos Laskaris 06 Mar 2011

I like it very much. However I can't understand what kind of art is it? It's too realistic to be a painting with brushes and tube paints. Maybe digital art. As it is, it is awesome!

Artist Reply: Thank you for this great compliment on my digital art.

Alan Berkman 03 Jun 2010

Oh my god, its Demi Moore! Who do you use for models actually, are they in your imagination? This is almost a photograph its so realistic. Great!

Artist Reply: Trying to make them look very realistic and not puppet like. It is a question of lite and pose to do so.

Kirby 13 Aug 2009

Great work here, I just love your work!!

Artist Reply: Thanks for your comment and taking time to go through my gallery

Dan Perrone 06 Aug 2009

Ben quite often I get so engrossed in your graphics, that I forget te respond to your verses. but they are usually very deep and usually right on. But on occasion, I have difficulty in comprehending what is being said,via your language interpreter. Has anyone else expressed this to you?

Artist Reply: Dear Dan, if you read clearly there is a message. I just finished reading a book of Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling.. You find enough material when you google around the internet. He is a truly unique voice, speaking for the horse, and his incredible work is something we should acquaint ourselves with. His meditation on the hill made my inspiration for this picture.