I'm stuck with my painting, hihi.
I got to here some 4 days ago. And now I don't know how to finish it off.
Inspiration isn't flowing, Merlin remains silent, isn't helping out. As we say in Dutch: he's silent in all languages.

I've asked a man who has great affinity with Merlin as well, he's a witch and Priest of Avalon.
Maybe he gets something.

Thing is, I want something that connects Merlin to the bottom left corner. Possibly something from his right hand.
But... what?

I think later on today I will finish off the path with grasses etc. and hope that I'll get an idea.

Good painting !

Thank you, Julie :)

Getting to the finish line now!
Almost done :D

Keep up the good work .

Thank you, Julie. I will :)

Hello, how are you? I am new on the network and I would like to make new friends through I like to discover new horizons and I would like you to be part of my new friends.

I started a new canvas a week and a half ago.
There were a few things I wanted to have in it, but I had to figure out how to merge these.
That didn't go as smoothly as planned, but I'm getting there now :)

Still a lot of work to be done!

Good start .

Thank you, Julie :)

I've gotten a lot further :)

Worked on the armour which is done.

Green foliage on the tree and made that foliage a lot wider.

Added the extra rock/mountain in the middle as I felt there was too much nothingness there.

A few rocks in the water.



Getting to the stage where it's finishing touches. Have more work to do on the path, add grasses, some small shrubs maybe.
And of course the knight's hands & legs, stir-ups, reins, and the legs of the horse need some work.

But... the end is near.

Keep up the good work .

Thank you, Julie :)

I finished the painting a few days back and I'm very happy with it.
It's such a typical style, I love it!
Someone on an artist forum said it looked like a book illustration and at first I didn't get what he meant, now I do.

It's one size up from my usual choice of canvas size, it's 50x60cm

I'm calling it "Return to Carcassonne"

Good job !

Thank you, Julie :)