Digital Artworks

[shyguysays]

These are really good!

Do have questions about the thread too: Is this just for your personal work? Or is it open to anyone else to contribute their digital works as well? I would love to be a part of it myself if that's cool with you! (Though I'm still learning lol.)

Edit: oh I think I found an old painting thread, but I'm not sure if bumping old threads are okay. Sorry for all the questions, but I can't even PM mods and don't wanna make a new thread just to ask questions. :(

[Brendarella]

Hi @shyguysays

I started the topic as a platform for anyone to contribute their digitally created artworks. If you want to add your own work, please go ahead. Or, if you wanted, you can create a new topic for your own works and add then to that one.

Don't worry about bumping old threads, it gives the rest of us an opportunity to see forgotten ones.

And don't worry asking questions.. you'll soon pick it up. I only joined here myself a few months ago and I still have lots of questions..

[Brendarella]

"Penny".

[Brendarella]

"Autumn's Coming."

[nudetotheworld]

"Penny".

That's absolutely stunning Brendarella!

[Brendarella]

Thank you so much, @nudetotheworld

[Brendarella]

"Sun and Hair".

[Brendarella]

"Coy".

[nudetotheworld]

I love to create digital artworks.  I take a source image and I work on it to produce brushstroke effects.  I use a variety of different digital art software to create and apply the brush strokes.  I have to apply each brush stroke by hand, which takes a lot of time time but gives it a distinct texture and uniqueness. So although it's not a physical painting, it's still been painted by hand.  It's taken me a while to get the hang of producing dramatic life studies, but I'm pleased with the results.

Here's a couple of examples. I'll post some more if anyone is interested.

I love how the brush strokes accentuate the shade/shadow and light in these images. It's so beautiful. It also highlights the focus of the photos on the human form.

[nudetotheworld]

Latest work: "Cornfield.

I love how this picture captures the freedom of naturism, not only from the nude body being free in nature, but also how the brush strokes just go in directions that are freeing to see and emulates that joy of naturism through that!

[nudetotheworld]

"Forest Sunrise"

The shadows in contrast with the red makes this picture both intense and relaxing to look at both at the same time. Great work on this @Brendarella !

[Brendarella]

Wow, thank you, @nudetotheworld
Those were exactly the effects I was trying to achieve in those works. The flow of the brush strokes can convey the movement and dynamism of the human body as well as it's calm serenity.

[Brendarella]

Ink study.  "Dancer"

[Brendarella]

"Strawberry Delight"

[Wesley]

These look great Brendarella! Great to see your works of art shared here I recently started using my drawing tablet more often and really like using it to paint things. What are you using to create these digitally?

I'd love to have one of these of myself one day