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It could ALWAYS go lower. Never forget that.

Grew up in the Sunset. I recognized that house right off the bat.

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I just thought the exact same thing. Well worded

Exactly loved carol & Tuesday, also Thank you so much I tried to be unique to my vision and have fun with lights and elements making it beautiful and uneasy a statement enough to be intresting.Glad you like it

This reminds me a lot of Alex Katz. Color palette wise. Have you made any work since this one?

This is really good! The red accent of the house is incredible, great composition overall. Just wow!

A dumb question about the red color, can watercolor be that saturated? I am not giving any critique about my question, just very curious. I want to pick up and paint with watercolor one day too.

What was the comment?

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I definitely agree. That's why Carol and Tuesday was so refreshing... That, and just how good it was all around.

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Any chance I could get a download link so I can add Minecraft music and just stare at it for hours?

Great painting, brings back some memories of the area. I couldn’t help myself and look, but the house is actually white, but I like that you made it red. The owners should do that IRL.

I'll stick with what the artist says. You can even see the irregular wax texture when zoomed no striations from printing.

Saying it's 3d is a baseless claim that does not fit the artists typical style. The texture on the item makes it obvious it isn't 3d printed.

Using your everythings using new tech mentality, your comment was probably ai generated cause people tend to look into the artist before they claim to know the technique.

u/villeto must not be confident in their bs reply lol

Jinx.

Some groupings of words are forever associated..

I am expecting that an alien creature starts making clicking sounds

Believe me, it’s also entertaining on my side.

Thanks for the “young kid” thing tho.

Also you can totally use 3D printing to make a positive for a die cast, it’s also an incredibly common technique.

Really lovely! I hope my watercolors can get to this point. I love painting the SF architecture.

Nice 👌

It looks pretty nice... But I don't quite get the symbolism. Like why did you chose chess exactly, or what am i missing? It's just feels a bit weird to me.

I seriously thought this was a photo.

Crystal lake? No? Just me... okay...