Taronites

If it is what I think it is, it has most to do with opacity controlled by pen pressure! And also really only with brush #9, whereby 7 and 8 could have had a similar problem. Anyway, it is gone.

Thank you very much for the breakdown.
That's a big help.

I've found the time to do another one.
Is there any idea as to when the next version of Verve will be ready? I can't wait to try it out.

Ahhh, THAT was worth the wait!
Even the moon is lit properly, haha, what a feast!
I always love your piercing crispness, it's kind of spectacular, really!

Oh, hmm, yeah, I don't know exactly what is keeping me, but I'll get to wrap it up eventually. I can't tell you when this will be, but I suspect it won't be ready for at least another month or two. I might release a little fix-up for the saving of huge images, though, because I promised it to Stavros! I intend to keep that promise, but I'm also expecting a 10 day visitor the day after tomorrow, which will make that a bit tricky. It will come, though!
I'm just thrilled you can do masterpieces like that already with the existing version, that's awesome!!!

Wooph, your landscapes are as always, a pure pleasure.

Great image, very great .. and nice news from @taron too

Fresh air! Cool Landscapes!

This is pretty much an oil painting.
Brilliant, really brilliant.
I enjoy your landscapes very much.

Thanks for the kind comments everyone. I wasn't very satisfied with my previous work, so I made another one.

I ran into an odd effect while painting, and I'm not sure what's happening here. It looks sort of like a compression artifact. I've cleaned up most of the jagged edges around the silhouettes of the mountains so it's not very noticeable, but it's still there in a lot of places.

Ohoho, I like this type of scenery. Brilliant rocks and planet. And the abandoned tree completes a total mood. Great!