I'm a novice with an opinion :D . I'm not sure if it is the best type of novice, but I assure you my opinion is meant to be constructive feedback. And I have an opinion because I followed the tutorial as well and will post it some day, so I can get some feedback as well.
Your middle mountains look very angular in contrast to the vegetation which is so organic and well done, and in contrast to the farther mountain range.
Those trees and especially these herbs in the foreground boy oh boy, do that look nice. I also like the colour palette.
Keep up the good work, artsy-fartsy-gang!
I don’t know what it’s meant to look like because I didn’t want to watch the 30 minute tutorial just to see the finished product so that’s me out giving any constructive comparison comments but I totally agree with what @monikozi said about the middle mountains, the rest I really like
I shall get to this soon! I like your version, though probably agree about the middle mountains. I can't imagine mine will look much like Matthew's either LOL!! But we shall find out soon.......... well done, I am really enjoying doing this alongside you and the rest of the gang! Spurs me on to do more.
I think this is lovely. I looked at the tutorial and personally I think it is better that you have given the painting your own personal interpretation rather than copying Michael's work verbatim. Well done, you are so talented.
what @monikozi said. and i'm afraid of doing mountains and animals and people and flowers and clouds. i probably will do this at some point but i'm a writer this weekend so i can't whip up any painting until monday. aces!
I'm enjoying the results of the gang's art lessons. I am not able to provide constructive comments as I only know what I like. I think this is a good painting. I admire what you guys are doing.
i'm jealous of your trees, they're very nicely rendered. i struggled with everything except for the sky and clouds and those reeds are a bitch to paint.
Your middle mountains look very angular in contrast to the vegetation which is so organic and well done, and in contrast to the farther mountain range.
Those trees and especially these herbs in the foreground boy oh boy, do that look nice. I also like the colour palette.
Keep up the good work, artsy-fartsy-gang!