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Critique by ~temari9100
Wow, I really like the look of this piece. It looks a lot like a tree, but at the same time, it looks like something that you would never see in real life. I love the over-all dark theme of this work. Then you have the one bit of streaming light with the darkness and it's almost like it's a good force saving the tree from death or something. I'm not sure what you were trying to achieve here, but it's a beautiful work. The barren land with the tree and the roots digging into the ground. It looks as if it's an angel or fairy bringing life to this tree, all alone in the darkness. I love this piece a lot.
Critique by ~xVeninNightx
This is breath-taking and I love it! It would be just a bit better if you added more shadows or made it just a bit darker in some places. Then the light stuff will stand out more. I think a dark element will help bring out a better balance, and tell more of a story. Then you could make it darker from the right/bottom right over towards the left and get lighter as you go. Just make the sparkly part brighter and more.... almost angelic like.
Keep up the good work! <3 I love this. One of my fave pieces on DA I've seen today!! Sorry if this sounds harsh. No intensions to sound mean. Better than what I can do!!
~xVeninNightx
Critique by ~JenAnson
This is very very very cool. I can honestly say that I have never seen anything like this before. I love the colours that you used, and how amazing the shading is. It is absolutely stunning.
This is a lovely piece of artwork, and you obviously have some majorly epic skills.
I love how the clouds and the ground create a very dark stormy atmosphere. (I love stormy looking things)
Over all this is a wonderful piece of art, and you should be very happy with it. You have epic skill in Photoshop and it is wonderfully displayed in this piece.
- Jen Anson
Critique by ~Chellel
The piece has such an immense impact, and for that I am thankful. The artist has created almost cerebral portrayal of nature, the lack of any blossom, the wind pushing the curvature of the tree back, and the linear, patterned routes emphasise the flip-side of creation, a cruel world indeed.
The exceptional originality of this piece coaxes the viewer to empathise with the scene, a clutter of roots and the webbed features of the branches a depiction of the snaring, vile sense of a rotting life, the lack of boldness of the shadow alluring as though it appears that radiant light should be in the scene, whereas it lacks. On a personal level, this speaks a lot about the darker side of reality, the 'thatched basket' shape of the branches direct juxtaposition with the harsh grey tones of the clouds, a basket or net connoting a saviour, which has never arrives as the tree has withered, spanned it's roots looking for sun, only to be struck by the powerful bellow of the wind.
On a deeper level, I'd see the technique; centred and the focal point of the piece, to act as if it is a tree of life, or the remaining life withered, unable to remain rigid in the weather that encompasses it. In the curvature of the tree itself, the flatness of the roots, the technique of a flat piece, the curve being the focal, illustrates how the branches are the only force against the night wind, the artist utilising a distance behind the tree to indicate the remoteness, and how life as we know it is crippled by the unforgiving nature that imprisons it.
I would proceed to say that this could even be a political allegory, the tree the branches of society washed away by a sea of higher power, elitism forcing society to be flaccid and crippled under a hierarchy, but I feel I'm a little too attached to the piece! Such a vision, a fantastic work.
Thank you to all!
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