This piece is not only filled with harmonious colors, it's delivered in a simplistic style that just thrills me. I know I can't assume how much work goes into any given piece, but I enjoy seeing art that conveys ease in its mood, you make the strokes look natural, a talent I honestly envy. The philosophical aspect told in the artist's comment also intrigues me, I appreciate the food for thought. Of course Karma is nothing new, but 100% originality is, at least for me, unattainable. Well done overall, the ornaments dangling from the antlers is a nice touch. and the background allows us to appreciate the tone of the picture without taking attention away from the subject. Superb!

Hi This style of art attracts my attention the most and i'm enjoying it quite a bit I want to staqrt of listing off what i like about the piece first if it's alright ...

i love the color palette chosen...the shades of green go together really well with the overall gold color in the background

the white shape in the background, i assume to be a moon?, even though it's a bit "blob" looking i like it that it is not a perfect circle...it gives the piece a sort of abstract feel and gives the piece a bit of uncertainty, which in this case is good i guess

i love how you did the brush strokes on the reeds they once again make the background look more abstract and surreal and compliment what the person is holding very well

speaking of what the person is holding, you did a nice job on detail (the beads/necklace on the antlers, the face, the gown/robe/fabric)...though this detail is not extravagant in any way it contradicts nicely with the lack of detail in the background which is good (if that makes sense )

as for the person ... i feel as if you are dealing with some gender issues ... to be honest i dont know the gender of the figure (maybe im horribly wrong and i should know this because i have looked through your gallery. but i havent done that...haha and you always want your watcher to be able to know what the gender is) ... the fabric at first made me think it was a girl because i thought it might be a dress. the figure also has shorter hair, which girls can have, but it doesnt help in making me decide the gender. also, the biggest issue i had was the chest of the figure. if she is a girl she has no breasts, so it seems because the chest goes an an awkward angle but if its a boy, he has no muscle definition whatsoever... so its hard to tell. that was the main problem i had

overall, i like the piece. oh and also, i mentioned the detail in the foreground earlier (how the figure has somewhat detail) what i would love to see is EVEN MORE detail to really contrast with the background. that is all great job (i think this is the longest critique i have ever written... lol)