r/DigitalArt • u/Nirvan_Asher • Jul 02 '26

Painting Landscape study

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u/lilygotnochills Jul 02 '26

these are beautiful

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u/AdanaliTupac Jul 02 '26

noticed the tiiny shadows near the tree line

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u/humminbirdie Jul 02 '26

Excellent work, it reminds me of the quality from Studio Ghibli. Thanks for sharing :D it's inspiring!

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u/stayupstayalive Jul 03 '26

definitely leaning toward studio Ghibli. Smooth out and add more detail!

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u/downingp Jul 02 '26

I always struggle to figure out the correct colours to use without using the dropper tool. This is incredible!

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u/Nirvan_Asher Jul 02 '26

Honestly, choosing the right colors is the hardest part fo me. That's why at the beginning I use very few colors, all on separate layers, and experiment until I get them right.

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u/downingp Jul 02 '26

Thanks for the advice! I'll definitely give this a go!

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u/Sii_Kei Jul 02 '26

I love how you simplified the forms so much!

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u/87grainnelaoise Jul 02 '26

Love this so much! I've never tried digital art but this is definitely making me want to try it out :)

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u/bubblesdraws Jul 02 '26

I love how you drew the clouds!

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u/JellyFishing101 Jul 02 '26

teach me, master

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u/OkScience5605 Jul 02 '26

that is amazing . keep on the good work

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u/19x54 Jul 02 '26

Amazing😃

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u/Prestigious_Ice5845 Jul 03 '26

This is beautiful

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u/Individual_Heart_771 Jul 03 '26

Love how you simplified the shapes without losing the sense of depth. The progression from photo to painting is super satisfying to look at

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u/4Blueish Jul 03 '26

absolutely stunning

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u/hannieheygirl Jul 03 '26

I love the use of bluer shadows to really make the piece more vibrant!! this is beautiful

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u/Keusian4509 Jul 03 '26

Wish I could draw like this 😳

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u/Gamurrguy Jul 03 '26

Where’s the difference

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u/Early_Industry_3558 Jul 04 '26

good lord you're pass studying, you could write the book itself, these are peak

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u/oleksandra_terletska Jul 04 '26

My eyes feel at ease just looking at this beauty.

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u/LawrenceCWald Jul 05 '26

What a joyous interpretation of an already beautiful place.. respect to the light you bring

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u/Morgie93 Jul 06 '26

Looks great, the fourth one kinda reminds me of The Lion King. Neat work.

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u/Knight_8090 Jul 06 '26

I find it difficult to do landscapes , this is beyond impressive

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u/mONESYfalcons Jul 06 '26

It have so relax vibes 🔥✨

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u/Peachy_Puff21 Jul 07 '26

This deserves way more attention.

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u/Kairaku_Island Jul 09 '26

What a great workout!

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u/Shanoo93 Jul 02 '26

Amazing stuff!

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u/paloStark Jul 02 '26

Gorgeous!!

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u/Nirvan_Asher Jul 02 '26

No, just trying to recreate it in my style.

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u/CatchMeIfUCanCracka Jul 03 '26

dont think he did because his road is a lot straighter. the original road is bending slightly to the right and the left side of the road appears slightly higher than the right side giving it a downward angle also.