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The smooth glow skin feeling is so well and this idea is dramatic,so great skill Taron

It is alive! reversed or not, excellent Taron

[Taron]

Thanks everyone! ...glad you like it! But I've just noticed how friggin amazing the new fluids can be with various canvas settings.
Especially when you take the size all the way up, the stretch all the way down and the density in the lower half. Quite dispersion like in a way... at least very, very flowy and complex.

Anyway, this is not the best featuring of it, but I liked the wicked complexity of it...

I need to find some time to play! Very complex! Cant wait to try a center shot

Nice Artworks again, I love so much the face-tree

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Very beautiful, I am filled with wonder by the traditional look of the effects of Verve. Looking at your art now I think it is possible to reproduce numerically the impressionist style.

[Taron]

Thanks everyone!
Oz, haha, I think I know where you're going with that, hehe, but yeah... let's say this number magic bring your inner impressionist out!

You're all inspiring so much! Right now Oz and Lemi get my heart moving, really, and Borhani's inspiring wickedness has long since become a part of my consciousness...however, here's a little doodle I did while watching a show, trying the new canvas interaction a bit more, which can be I N S A N E how you can virtuously use it to alter the texture of smudging and painting and all that. The silly dark foreground took about 3 minutes and I even made it uglier with one last stroke just to tame the madness of it, hahahaha... ...honestly, I have to make another video, too.

I've done so many doodles, too, probably some of 'em well worth showing, but then... I don't know. Things are evolving again, but I gotta put the breaks on again for a few days. Anyway...

Surreality!

Very impressive, the harmony of textures and renderings. Spiritual continuity William Turner is digital now. I had long explored techniques to copy traditional painting with digital tools, but without success. Not just the traditional painting visible in 2D, but the visual effects of the painting visible only in the 3D reality, such as a lamp that reflects on the reliefs of thick paint (pallet knife painting for example) and creates shadows. And Verve makes this possible. Looking a picture thinking "oh, I see a painting photographed in a museum." Fluids + 3D effects, it is powerful.

Just wanted to say "wouaa"