Nature - Sprinkled., Waheed Nasir. (2D)

[ChaosInColor]

Oh wow, very pretty! And the depth is fantastic.

[lordbiernac]

Your work is outstanding!!! I'm not an impressionist but I'm truly impressed... ;)

[LanWu]

Oh, I amazed on how you draw the bushes, the free strokes give a nice painting feel
It's been so difficult to me to paint bushes, I should learn some new things from you
Thank you for posting this beautiful painting!

[PMD]

Ah Waheed, one of your strongest yet. Truly - from 3 or 4 feet away it looks remarkable, and full of texture up close. Stunning!

Phil

[j4Q]

amazing painting, soo much impression, and great impast.
good luck! and i wish to see more such impreesive painings like this.

[vientjao]

I just love the painterly effect and the colors so much!! Amazing work!

[MoonVisionStudio]

Excellent depth and use of color, one of your best! :applause:

[bobtronic]

Hi Waheed, I am big fan of impressionism art. I always thought you were quite the impressionist anyway. Keep them coming.

Btw. I was last year at a really amazing exhibition in Frankfurt about female impressionists.
Link: Impressiontinnen (http://www.schirn-kunsthalle.de/index.php?do=exhibition_archive_detail&id=80&lang=en&year=2008)

cheers,
Matthias

[PeGGO]

simply beautiful... great perspective sense.. :D
congratulations and regards mate..!!

[K0RR]

Beautiful! I'd like to be there...

[KseniaYakushina]

wow, this is wonderful! so colorful and beautiful! :applause:

[linainverse23]

beautiful colors and brush work. My favorite part (from any distance) is the front left area with the flowers and low brush plants. Wonderful sense of texture, depth, and detail (to a certain degree). Visually stunning.

[Ashaxan]

Hi Waheed,
all work your is very beautiful. You have very sensitve touch. This last one is very refreshing and positive.
Keep it up !
H'

[CGFelker27]

Waheed I've been watching your work for a while. I think this is the most impressive piece so far. Fantastic work!


Now if I can just slip some time out of work to do some personal stuff. Ok back to work.

[Samuraikuroi]

Very beautiful and inspirational work.

[Coldframe]

colorfullll :)
very nice

alll the best

Rebbane :)

[lucaorlandi]

Oh, wow! Truly impressive use of color and the dynamism of
composition... You are a master of color! :applause:

[ClownXX]

:) So beautiful ,i love the painting .

[thyn]

Your technique always amazed me o_O...
Fantastic !

[Estele]

Very beautiful work!:)

[yangxueguo]

Beautiful strokes & color!

[waheednasir]

beautiful compliments...:).

thank u so much vanannies, lordbiernac, LanWu, Phil, j4Q, Rosethorn, Jose Pardo, bobtronic, PeGGO, elKo, KseniaYakushina, linainverse23, Ashaxan, CGFelker27, Samuraikuroi, ismailpegasus, lucaorlandi, ClownXX, thyn, Estele and yangxueguo...:). u are all so kind. i appreciate.

bobtronic, i say u are lucky to experience the show, thanks for the info/link. its wonderful..:).

good day everyone...:).

:love:.

[LS Knight]

This is an outstanding piece. I just used it as an example to explain to my son the ideas of depth of field and focus when he commented, "Wow, that looks real right there," pointing to the yellow flowers at the lower center/left.
I explained to him how the composition mimics how the eye sees things in the real world, that if the eye is focused on the yellow flowers those will be sharp with high contrast, while as you move further away from that point the edges of things and the contrast begin to soften.


Brilliant work.

[chokata]

Wow! Beautiful work!

[waheednasir]

This is an outstanding piece. I just used it as an example to explain to my son the ideas of depth of field and focus when he commented, "Wow, that looks real right there," pointing to the yellow flowers at the lower center/left.
I explained to him how the composition mimics how the eye sees things in the real world, that if the eye is focused on the yellow flowers those will be sharp with high contrast, while as you move further away from that point the edges of things and the contrast begin to soften.


Brilliant work.

LS Knight, thats such a lovely and touching compliment, thanks a lot..:). i say that u explained it very well to your son. im sure he'll learn fast...:).

chokata, thank u so much...:).

best.

[phoenix]

Nasir this is pretty Solid piece you have painted :) pretty nice.


regards

[waheednasir]

thank u very much phoenix...:).

cheers.

[BaronImpossible]

Very nice work, excellent oil texture and good depth too :thumbsup:

[vindow]

amazing work. as unique as your style it self. nothign more to comment just enjoing it. 5*

[linainverse23]

We must bow down to a mastery of technique and expression here. Many times when people try to employ this style of painting (myself included on a couple of occasions) is doesn't come out right, or pull itself together, or give off the sense of feeling or awe that makes you study it all over. This does all of the above. There isn't a single section that doesn't work or is weakened by the apparent slash-and-splash seeming style used here. The layers it took and the forethought, I can't imagine how you've could've even visualized the process to get this end result. Nothing looks stamped either, each stroke is unique and contributes as a team effort to produce this grand piece.

I'm sorry for the lengthy speech here, but, like everyone else whose looking at this piece, we are just in stunned awe of a piece of work that looks great from both close up and further back, while using a style and technique that's almost impossible to do right. I do wish some kind of award or honor is placed here, because everyone can't stop raving about how great this artwork is. Any artwork that makes you want to just lose youself in watching it is a truly successful piece of art. I can stare at this for hours. A beautifully expressful and superb piece of conceptual expressionistic mastery. :bowdown:

[waheednasir]

BaronImpossible and vindow...thank u so much...:).

good day.

[waheednasir]

We must bow down to a mastery of technique and expression here. Many times when people try to employ this style of painting (myself included on a couple of occasions) is doesn't come out right, or pull itself together, or give off the sense of feeling or awe that makes you study it all over. This does all of the above. There isn't a single section that doesn't work or is weakened by the apparent slash-and-splash seeming style used here. The layers it took and the forethought, I can't imagine how you've could've even visualized the process to get this end result. Nothing looks stamped either, each stroke is unique and contributes as a team effort to produce this grand piece.

I'm sorry for the lengthy speech here, but, like everyone else whose looking at this piece, we are just in stunned awe of a piece of work that looks great from both close up and further back, while using a style and technique that's almost impossible to do right. I do wish some kind of award or honor is placed here, because everyone can't stop raving about how great this artwork is. Any artwork that makes you want to just lose youself in watching it is a truly successful piece of art. I can stare at this for hours. A beautifully expressful and superb piece of conceptual expressionistic mastery. :bowdown:

Veronica Purpura,
u left me with no words and i really dont know how to thank u for this honor. u are so kind and youve given me a great compliment here. thank u so very much for coming in again and for this beautiful feedback...:). im so glad u like this so much. thanks a lot Veronica...:).
now i hope your reply travels accross successfully..:).

best to you...:).

[aktoom]

I do not need to look at the name to know who is this work

All the creative work of this kind belonging to the creator of one Waheed Nasir

Wonderful

[waheednasir]

thank u so much aktoom, for the great compliment...:).

cheers.

[Byaku]

Beautiful！Very beautiful！

[waheednasir]

Byaku, thank you...:).

best.

[AnnDWL]

Beautiful work, love the brushwork

[waheednasir]

thank you Ann..:).

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