Hi, I'm Donna G Milner! 👋

Hey Donna, welcome in!

Metallic 3D landscapes that chase mountain quietness and that far-off countryside warmth are a specific vision. You're after a very particular mood.

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Love working with metallics. Can be very challenging at times. I like how the lightness bounces off the natural landscape.

Welcome!

Glad you're here. The metallic element is interesting with quiet scenes, that's not a combo I see often. I spent a week in the Dolomites last fall and couldn't get the light to sit still long enough for anything, so the idea of building that stillness into the surface itself makes sense to me. What drew you to the 3D side of it?

Welcome! 🌄 The metallic-3D thing paired with quiet mountain scenes is such a good instinct, that combination of texture and stillness really lands. Stick around, the room notices work like this.