he4rty wrote:
Looking good Rd, I will agree with Molly, during all the reading I have done on perspective the further things are away from the viewer the lighter they become. I see you have already looked into this issue but just felt like mentioning it as well.
yea i agree...but at times this is harder to get right than it may seem. sometimes making the things in the distance look that way is not so easy. i do thank everyone who has given there opinion in on this. that's the only way any of us learn. i knew that those areas needed to be fixed, i just hadn't got around to it. for some reason with this picture i was taking one thing at a time. i am kinda happy with it. though i know it's not perfect. i am still learning how to paint with digital. i have in most ways taught my self how to do it. i have never took any classes on it. so i maybe behind in that sense. but i think for not taking any classes on digital i do pretty good. this is my hobby. and i am learning with each any every painting. everyone here has helped in that process as well.