Looks good dear

Bunners

Thank you very much ^.^

Beautiful

Thank you very much =3

Very nice, the Aurora Borealis looks wonderful!

Thank you, I was pretty happy with the result, despite working on it super fast ^^

Nice work there, especially the second one.

Thanks Claude, second one is special =3

every image should have a background...

V.

I think it depends on the type of image, but certainly the right background can add a lot of mood to a scene =3

I like the sand dunes. You've obviously remembered a rule an art teacher gave me years ago. "Every picture should the effects show at least two of the classical elements." The dunes are the result of the interaction of Earth (the sand) and Air (the patterns the wind creates).

The aurora is the result of Air (the atmosphere) and Fire (the plasma from the sun). I like how you've captured the curv and distortion of a wide-angle lens! And Walt Kelly had words about the Northern Lights...

Thank you Perfesser, and interesting rule, I haven't heard of it before, sounds like a good philosophy to approach landscapes, will keep this in mind for my next practice =3

Lovely! :)
I really like your brushstrokes. They may not be quite the same as Van Gogh's, but that "swirl" of the aurora reminds me of The Starry Night a bit. <3

Thank you! I spent quite some time playing with my brush settings to make them look and feel interesting. I also try to randomly pick them and just splash colors on the screen to create some variety.

I really like the starry night painting, maybe I'll try to make my own version of it at some point =3

That sounds like a plan! I'd love to see it if you do!

Both gorgeous! Second one is my favorite, the subtle lighting on the snow is a great touch.

Thank you! I was very happy with the second one, the aurora was pretty tricky to paint ^^

damn nice work, a desert and an aurora, each with their own perspective beauty.

The desert was the first one I tried, it felt a bit stiff but I was still getting the feeling for this type of art, but the aurora was very fun to do =3