mmmm. i love how the tree twists up ^_^

This is really "whimsical" and fantastic. I like the fairy-tale like quality your pictures have. (My favorite thing of all is the sunflower's face!)

lol oh really? hmm. I wasn't exactly expecting that to be obvious to people but thanks for pointing that out. It's something you'd have to look at more than once. :D And speaking of fairy-tales, the green grass made me think of 'Shrek.' lol the, um, CGI effects were very bright and vibrant. hehe

I didn't even notice the sunflower's face til you mentioned it Cindy, that's great! Your pictures do have a magestic air about them Cord.

Yup, the sunflower face actually seems to me to be the focal point of your painting... the eye first goes to the "eye", and then back to the tree, and then it rests on the sunflower. Although maybe not intentional, it's a really interesting composition the way it causes you to sort of flit around the picture and .... well, I landed on the flower. :)

haha, I didn't notice that either. I was looking at the eye thing. Nice colors. I think the shrek green is different and catches your attention.

You are so awesome at these! :D I love all of the glorious textures you use! Yay textures! And the vibrancy of it all (if 'vibrancy' is a word...) is absolutely spectacular! Excellent! :D:D:D

I love how there is so much to look at here :D I spent quite a bit looking at this drawing. I love the use of bold colors here. It's just great!

Ya did it again CP..Nice. That sunflower face looks almost as if it could be a being in the next dimension looking into this one from a hole in the fabric..very cool!

thanks. lol hey you know what, that sunflower face looks almost like my face though. lmao just kidding. it's a lonely sunflower actually. why? because it's different from all other sunflowers. it's tired of being considered the 'happy' flower (since it's so yellow and bright), that's why it's frowning. hehe

To me, Deadly, the focal point is more the eye/boat than the sunflower, or even the tree really, being the dominant form. Christy, this is probably about my favorite that you've done. The colors, I guess. The way you mix them is unique and yes, as Iwonder said, vibrant. The strongest parts are obviously the tree trunk, and the grass and rocks around it. Rich tones and I like the way you texturize by using thin brushes and going over the same area in different colors (lights and darks). Good details there in the grass and tree trunk. The sun's face looks like the sun stones I've seen on certain structures. Good work.

Ohh. Thats very cool. I love the tree, and all the detail. Awesome!