My watercolor: Wooden bridge

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This bridge looks rickety and dangerous, but in reality it is surprisingly stable and in good condition. I have crossed it, even bounced across, and it hasn't collapsed.

The photograph of this had long been a watercolor I had wanted to paint. This wish came true in two days, I finished it yesterday.

It is a great pleasure for me: soon I will be able to exhibit in several places and illustrate a fairy tale book!

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I'm not adding to the AI rubbish! I'm sticking to traditional techniques that need my own feelings, emotions and insight!

I agree with every word of the following article, traditional art must be protected!
@onchainart/human-art-only-in-oca
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My watercolor: Wooden bridge | Ecency