Landscape art depicts scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests. Sky is almost always included in the view, and weather usually is an element of the composition. In the first century A.D., Roman frescoes of landscapes decorated rooms that have been preserved at Pompeii and Herculaneum. Traditionally, landscape art depicts the surface of the earth, but there are other sorts of landscapes, such as moonscapes, for example.
| Title | Homage to Master Claesz |
| Software | 3ds max, ZBrush, Bodypaint |
| About | This scene is my attempt to make a picturesque-like 3d image with Vray... And a memorial to the great Dutch Master Pieter Claesz. |
Spirit of New York
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
Sunset on Lamplight Lane
Sunset on Lamplight Lane
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
Stillwater Cottage
Stillwater Cottage
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
A New Day at the Cinderella Castle
A New Day at the Cinderella Castle
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
Bamboo Division
Bamboo Division
Natural and manmade elements meld gracefully in the bamboo arcs and strong architectural shapes of “Bamboo Division.” Ever inspired by nature, artist Don Li-Leger fills his calligraphy, collages and conceptual works with abstract and familiar forms. As though lit from within, “Bamboo Division” elegantly shines in radiant golds and gilded shades of brown, scarlet and jade. Pairs beautifully with “Iris Nine Patch.”
Peach Tree in Bloom at Arles, c.1888
Peach Tree in Bloom at Arles, c.1888
Vincent Van Gogh (1853 – 1890) was a Dutch post-Impressionist Master whose innovative artwork powerfully influenced modern Expressionism, Fauvism, and early abstraction. Astoundingly prolific, Van Gogh produced all of his work during a 10-year period, at one point, creating 150 paintings and drawings within one year. Painting outdoors, Van Gogh uniquely captured the nighttime nuances of light and shadow, and was also renowned for his paintings of sunflowers and irises. Tormented by mental illness for most of his life, Van Gogh created many of his masterpieces while he was institutionalized. Although Van Gogh only sold one painting during his lifetime, he is now regarded as one of the most profoundly influential artists of the 19th century.
Mulberry Tree c.1889
Mulberry Tree c.1889
Vincent Van Gogh (1853 – 1890) was a Dutch post-Impressionist Master whose innovative artwork powerfully influenced modern Expressionism, Fauvism, and early abstraction. Astoundingly prolific, Van Gogh produced all of his work during a 10-year period, at one point, creating 150 paintings and drawings within one year. Painting outdoors, Van Gogh uniquely captured the nighttime nuances of light and shadow, and was also renowned for his paintings of sunflowers and irises. Tormented by mental illness for most of his life, Van Gogh created many of his masterpieces while he was institutionalized. Although Van Gogh only sold one painting during his lifetime, he is now regarded as one of the most profoundly influential artists of the 19th century.
Golden Aspens
Golden Aspens
Robert Holman masters the sublime beauty of subtleties as well as presenting many contemplative moods in his art. During his undergrad years, the Arizona native took a break to live in Taiwan for two years, where the Asian culture profoundly influenced his art. Working with watercolors and a vibrant palette, he finds balance between light and dark, translucence and opaque, and converse yet connected imagery. An avid travel enthusiast, Holman can often be found in tropical settings, taking the time to appreciate the serene beauty of his surroundings.
Escape
The backlit tranquility of Edward Raymes' "Escape" is elemental to his serene nature scenes. Drawing from his graphic design and illustration background, Raymes' atmospheric works are an emotionally compelling connection to ordinary places imbued with a fairy-tale ambiance. His use of delicately diffused light and soft, warm colors that seem to melt over the canvas, beaconing the viewer to escape into his enchanted world. Pairs wonderfully with Raymes work, "Solitude".
Almond Branches in Bloom San Remy c.1890
Vincent Van Gogh’s exquisite “Almond Blossom,” which he painted for his newborn nephew as a symbol of budding life, embraced one of his favorite subjects: flowering branches against a blue sky. Epitomizing the tormented artist, Van Gogh (1853 – 1890) was a post-Impressionist Master whose fragile psyche was uplifted by the healing effects of painting outdoors. Extraordinarily prolific, Van Gogh produced all of his works during a 10-year period—at one point, creating an astonishing 150 paintings and drawings within one year. Although Van Gogh only sold one painting within his lifetime, he profoundly influenced modern Expressionism, Fauvism and Early Abstraction.
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
Thomas Kinkade, known as “The Painter of Light,” creates idealistic, life-affirming images of tranquility, hope and comfort, suffused in a soft, gloriously illuminated palette. America’s most collected living artist, Kinkade communicates strong faith and values through his warm tones, soft edges and an overall sense of light, similar to that of 19th century Luminists. Kinkade initially applied his talent to a set design job which served as an inspiration for his radiant, romantic style and his poignant images.
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