Riverbank winter NPR
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A peaceful night shot.I wanted to try and get the effect of the moonlight reflecting off the soft snow in the foreground.I added the lights to bring in warm colours to contrast with the blue.
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A much more simple version based from the original raw render,only tree and sky added.
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Oooh, ooooh, oooooh... one after another and each more luscious! Thanks for sharing.
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This is awesome style!
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Absolutely love the night shot. Very seasonal. Would like to make something similar for my xmas cards. Seriously
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Thanks for the comments guys.I have attached another photoshop watercolour with different colour tones than the last,plus some additional trees.But as with the last,I wanted to keep a lot of pure white in the image.
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Wonderful work of art! NPR appeals more to me now than PR!Wish to learn to do this!!
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A view thru the trees
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hi david, every single of your images is a piece of art... great stuff
best
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Superb, you should use these to create your own christms cards.
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I wanted to try and get the golden hour light into these scenes, one with low evening sun. I did some colour toning to bring out the purples,blues and reds that contrast well with the overall golden orange colour.
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David, I could admire your images all day and never get bored they just keep getting better.
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David, all your images are fantastic, but that first one is perfection. Print it, frame, it, hang it on the wall!
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I came across a christmas themed render I did last year so I used the same christmas lights on this image.They were done in photoshop using multiple image references and blended using the screen mode which gives the bright light effect.
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aaah finally found the christmas mood i was missing till now!
thanks david! 
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davidh, master of the lights!
great stuff!
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A mountain side version and a further a-field night version
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A longer,far away,image based on 2 different post pro renders(previously uploaded to the Thea forum)-it almost works except for the large ivy tree which is to strong as a foreground image
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