Tree painting

Nice painting;  very colourful.  :D

thank you

cool

Thanks it was fun

can you draw Rukia is maturing into http://www.furaffinity.net/view/16564064/

you asked for that before. I think I've sort of figured out what it is but it seems the point of it is counter to my morality, so I haven't decided yet. 

it's a transformation

right, Rukia from bleach only blond and with a big chest in an immodest outfit? I don't like to draw outfits that are designed to present women as sex objects. Objectifying women is offensive to my religious beliefs. 

try it

Rainbow - please don't. She just said she isn't comfortable with that. It is not cool to push someone when they aren't comfortable, especially if they think it would be wrong for them. Do you have anything else you would like her to draw instead, or would you be willing to look for another artist to draw that idea? You are asking people to draw you things for your entertainment as a free favor, and if someone does things for you it is because they are being extra nice, not because they have to. 

thank you for your concern, Firiel... this person asks me to draw stuff all the time because sometimes I like to. If I do it, I do it entirely on my own terms. I suppose they ought to be turned in to management for discipline or some such, since they spam lots of people with requests such as this one, and such spamming I think is not allowed here, and then they show no appreciation when the requests are done. I have noticed a few others taking offense at the behavior, but honestly it doesn't offend me at all, personally. I'm really good at saying no when I need to. and requests for things way out of my box can be an interesting challenge.
I might eventually draw this character, but I will put her into a modest outfit and maybe make her go to church or something. 

I'm not certain that request-spamming as such is forbidden. But it's definitely good for someone to be polite about HOW they request-spam.

...I did lose my cool a bit there, yeah. >.< Like - I know that RD makes a lot of requests, and that sometimes requests can be fun to draw. And I am also uncertain as to his age, and expect he is probably a good bit younger than me. But even for a younger user who is still learning, taking no for an answer should really be a thing. Not just in art requests but in all of life. You don't steamroll past someone's No. But it's not my place to put my oar in, and I should've remembered you have it covered. :)

might be young, might just be wired differently
I've come to realize that a large percent of very persistent users [like myself] on small art sites are talented but disabled adults who are not fully employed in work or in school because the culture does not provide the right adaptions for them to thrive in work and school environments. We use online art as a way to contribute and be productively involved in a community. Of those a fair percent [like me] are in the Autism Spectrum...in other words, brilliant in their own way but incapable of comprehending some social norms which actually only make sense to the enculturated. Socially appropriate verbal communication is not this person's best skill, [nor mine, though I have worked hard to increase the skill]
 I don't feel from this person any ill will or intention of rudeness, simply a very passionate desire to see certain things drawn by others also. I consider them a valuable member of this community. I hope others allow them the same accommodation and don't mistake the over persistence and failure to give thanks as disrespect. 
however, I think as anothr valuable member of the community it's right and important that you --as another valuable member of the community--did take an interest and put your oar in, as you say--trying to help this person better understand how to get along with people online.
 On a community this small, we are all like family...interconnected, the health of the community depends on every member caring about every other member. we learn and grow together by taking a real interest. 
I'm rambling now I should stop. 

*nods* I guess I hadn't calculated on the neurodivergent possibility, either.
I didn't mean to be obnoxious.

lol. you have never been obnoxious. you are almost always awesome. I on the other hand can get reeeeeeally obnoxious now and then by going on and on and on about something like this....lol...

Hey, infodumping doesn't have to be a bad thing. Just means you're passionate about a topic. :)

nice one6^

dude she said no she is uncomfortable with it

Nice painting.

thanks

You're welcome. 

This is a beautiful painting! I love the colors. :D

thank you very much

You're welcome! ^__^

Cute bird outlines, and a fun color scheme. :) The soft green color and rosy tree-trunk almost make me think of an underwater scene.

thanks. 
everyone who looked at this in real life thought it looked underwater, too 

Maybe that's just the first place our minds go, with soft bluish green backgrounds?

yeah, and the pink tree does look seaweedish. 
these colors were leftovers from an abstract beach scene I posted which is still lost in approval.

That's cool. :)
There IS a beach connection, then! ^_^
I look forward to seeing this beach scene, whenever is rolls around.

nice detail very pretty^^

thank you.

you're welcome6^

Lovely tree painting. It looks very nice and serene. I also like the couple birds you have in this as well. Residents of the tree!

thank you. the birds are my favorite part. they turned out well and add life to the image.

The photo is enough quality to show the beauty of your painting. :)

According to textures, it looks like painted on canvas.

thank you. 
it is on a canvas board, which is like stiff, heavey cardboard with canvas glued to it which has been pre-gessoed.