Taronites

Great Taron, this gallery offers a great look into the verve universe (should I say univervese)
would like to hear your tracks too.
congrats

What sometimes really freaks me out is, that you can take whatever theme you like and you turn it into a very nice painting.

Thanks, guys! Ed, you can always check out my website to find my music!
Knacki, thanks a lot...that's probably just because I don't post my total garbage?!

just listened two of them, Cool Taron
I've to say again, that you really are a renaissance man
could you please suggest me some programs? I always wanted to use synthesizers?
A friend of mine used to make some amazing tracks, but he moved years ago
I even heard that nowdays they make piano n violin sound very very natural.
thx advanced.

We can talk about that "Off Topic" for sure...like here:
viewtopic.php?p=16757#p16757

Was just in the mood for a little doodle. No idea what was riding me on this one, but hey...

Haha, a little bit pud inspired.
Wish you (us) all the best on this journey!

I wouldn't dismiss it! ...though, it's virtually the polar opposite, as this is mostly carefully smudged, practically modeled and lit with a kind of stiffness you would likely never encounter in Pud's brilliant masterpieces. I was merely having some fun with one of my favorite ways of making something in Verve.

First I'll just switch to (=) paint mode to do something like a pencil sketch.
Then I'll make a new layer in white for highlights.
Then I'll make a new bottom layer for coloring the sketch. Likely switching back to (>) buildup mode.
And this time I've added yet another bottom layer for the background color.

This is a somewhat backwards way of working, but it's quick, fun and somehow intuitive for me, too.

Strong painting,nice colors and shading.
One picture and few lines of words tell me a lot of knowledge,thanks

Looks nice - how did you changed the 'Persective' did we now have some more transformation-tools in Verve?!