Cherished souvenirs., Waheed Nasir. (2D)

[yasincoskun]

Hi Waheed!

Another beautiful paint. See you later. :)

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[kbarts]

Nice! i see you back to ArtRage and your classic style.
Great brush strokes and lightening!
Keep up Bro!

[Mu]

Hi waheed,


The specularity of and the reflections on the vase are spectacular! Really strong impact and a good eye-catcher for the whole image.

There's a few elements in this image I am having problems with, though...: the line where the reflection on the vase is seperated to indicate a crease of some kind is not too defined. It kind of just happens to sit there, but I was wondering how exactly that section lookes or was crafted by the one who made the vase, you know?

Another thing is the mint-green petals as I can't relate to them... never seen flowers of this kind and they seemed odd to me at first glance.

Apart from that I truly think that you reached another peak with those reflections on the vase itself as they capture the entire lighting situation with a few clearly visible strokes that magically put themselves together to imply a whole environment.

[hudro]

Great paint!
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[LWPerkins]

While I would rather have pink flowers myself, I love the vase, the stems and the light, especially how it reflects back up from the tablecloth. Now I am interested in finding out more about Art Rage;-)

[waheednasir]

many thanks for admiring this...:).

yasin, kbarts, mu and hudro...i appreaciate u all taking the time to drop in and give this beautiful feedback, that mean a lot, always.

mu, thats just because of the many marks that glass/crystal objects get from stuff, esp fingers/hands (fingerprints). i do have such things that are full of marks. they are very sensitve to all that and they get that inside (from stems and roots) and on their outer surface. i painted all that, to make it look realistic and in use...:). they are usually confusing yet interesting shapes. highlights too have mysterious looking shapes, esp on glass/crystal objects and i always get surprises whenever i observe them closely. about those greens, yes, i know what u are talking about. they do sometimes get that special greenish cyan hues due to, dryness, lack of fresh, natural air and light. i used many hues of green including mint as uve mentioned. other reason is the juxtaposition of colours that i did, to make it look interesting and natural. i often put red, even purple on leaves too...:). for me it always works in totality and give an interesing, realistic result as a whole.

i very much hope i managed to clear things and hope u get my point. i appreciate the input. thanks again mate.

thanks again everyone...and best to all...:).

[waheednasir]

thank u LWPerkins...:).

cheers.

[plasteredcat]

Very nice piece, as always... it might be my perception, but your strokes are getting more and more strong and precised, I reckon...and because of this,I'd love to see you going abstract with these stills of yours, just to test? It'll be absolutely great, not to mention refreshing and outstanding, since you master your technique...

[MoonVisionStudio]

Another great one! Not sure about the specific green either but still great all the same.

[CNell]

you did a fine job of portraying the dramatic mood. the lighting is wonderful. I really like this. i don't have the trained eye that Mu has but i love reading critiques like this to continue to learn. keep up the great work!

[rawwad]

Nice Waheed:thumbsup: I really like these your stills, it´s abstract and realistic together. Just art, hehe. Well done 4stars:thumbsup:

[waheednasir]

harachte...lovely comment...thank u mate and yes i do agree, i feel the same way, its the flatness and flat treatment that interest me now lot more than before. infact, my work does have an abstract treatment even today. but i get your point, i might show u soon, what u just wrote about...thanks...:). just waiting for the right moment and mood.

MoonVisionStudio...thank u my friend....:).

CNell...many thanks for your kind comment...:).

rawwad...hey, good to see u, thanks for all the appreciation...:).

great day everyone.

[jalingo]

I'm not a fan of still life, but this has a nice look to it. Nice work!

[TOLEDO]

Great work as usual.
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[jeromoo]

Hi there, Waheed. I like how you painted the vase. I had to examine closely to see if that was actually a transparent glass vase or a metallic one with reflections on it. I think it is the former. To paint a still life from your own imagination is no easy feat indeed!

Great work!

[rick woodward]

Waheed

Havent been here in a while. I saw your name and i remembered it, so i had a look. For some reason i wondered what country you were from. Pakistan. I'm from the USA. No matter. I associated your name with outstanding work. This painting is outstanding and its also amazing to me that you did it in artrage. Tremendous talent. I will have to check out your website to refresh my memory and look at your other works. Truly inspiring, thank you.

[scala]

Hi Waheed,
Back to your garden , full of flowers . Still wonderful...

[Runecaster]

Hi Waheed! Yet again another pristine piece of still life. Thanks for sharing it with us :) I absolutely love the transparent vase :) Beautifully done.

[Estele]

Fantastic! :thumbsup:

[waheednasir]

jalingo, toledo, jeromoo, rick woodward, scala, runecaster and estele...many many thanks...:).

sicerely appreciate your presence and kind compliments.

rick woodward...im so happy to read your lines and see that u remember me and my work...:). thanks a lot for all that uve written above and for browsing thru my site too. see ya again.

great day everyone...:love:

[nekro]

amazing work master!:thumbsup:

[waheednasir]

ei-en....thats a big compliment for me...thank u for your visit and for admiring it...:). much appreciated.

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