Cave Painting

[Steve Adkins]

Just thought I would pass along this recent archeological find from the Pyrenees Mountains of France.
This cave painting is thought to be approximately 4,000 years old and may have been one of the very first OOTB images ever created that used the pebble bender - oil style. Who knew??? :Whoa!:

No snow here yet, but I think cabin fever has already started. :t3

All C&C welcome.

[Judy Howle]

I love it! Nice Christmas colors too! Very creative OOTB cave artist! :w3

[Dennis Bishop]

And who'd have thought they'd been cultivating Oriental lilies that long ago. Flips really fascinate me. I really like how you positioned the red and green ones so they have tangent lines on the ends of the image.

Nice cave wall, too. I've been wanting to make some cave painting images with animals, so I'm going to have to search out some good walls.

[Christopher Miller]

Wow! Beautiful colors and design, Steve! I love the "cave wall' texture too; it looks very believable. Well done!

[Maureen Allen]

LOL pebble bender!

Great flip and the background texture is fantastic. I think you have a long and productive winter ahead of you! :bg3:

[Jay Sheinfield]

Steve,

Excellent work on this..............great texture. Love the plaster feel to the wall.

[denise ippolito]

Steve, wildly creative and a great looking piece of art! I like the story telling too.:S3:

[Steve Adkins]

Thanks for playing along, folks.
This is another image taken by candlelight and saved at 33%...

[denise ippolito]

Steve, I might like the muted colors in the new one even more. Nicely done.:S3:

[Dennis Bishop]

I, too, prefer this version. Can't wait to see what happens when winter sets in up there.