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Thanks. 
Yet after reading the description and upon closer inspection one shall be amazed that this was hand painted.
The amount of effort and vision to create such a stunning and original piece through traditional paint mediums is extraordinary. Illuminating with bright colors and contrasts between light and dark this scene invoked by the power of music and serene beauty. A truly vibrant scene of bliss and peace through flashes of greens and yellows.
It's truly a remarkable piece with very little wrong with it.
I suppose there are very few minor things to critique. Mostly how the rays of light peering through the trees are too rigid and not soft enough. You did good having the light around the rays illuminate through the trees. But nevertheless they look a bit too hard and almost like spikes. A little softer and more natural would help.
Perhaps the shadows on your character's face is too hard as well. This type of scene is of serenity and beauty. Sometimes having a hard rigid shadow (in particular the shadow her hair causes on her brow) greatly contrasts the character from the scene that she almost looks separate from it.
These are minor qualms though. Softening up a few edges would help blend everything in is all I am saying.
Anthro artists who listen to such music and dress their characters as they do here always seem to have a great sense of lights and colors. They're imaginations also conjur up such fantasy that one wonders why they never could come up with anything equally as brilliant. Such is my own envy I guess for you to create such a masterpiece.
I absolutrly love this and don't have anything really harsh t osay about it: except some shadows need to be blended in more. But seriously it's a beautiful piece of work and quite frankly should make its way to a Daily Deviation!
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