Joaquín Sorolla is one of the geniuses of painting and the one who has best known how to capture the light with those oil paintings where he has shown his great technique in this sense. A painter in whom one can be inspired to try to take part in his study of one of the elements that are difficult to portray on canvas.
Daniel Foust is an unknown artist but who get a glimpse of what the study of light is and the work with it, something not easy and more if we do it from a digital medium such as one of those Adobe programs. 'Ursa' is a work that captures the viewer's attention due to that play of dark light on the face of the beautiful protagonist and how the light draws the beauty of her figure, interspersed with that fear that approaches her in her gesture.
Under the protection of that great bear that stands behind the protagonist of this work, who we must assume is called Ursa, this digital work stands out above all in what is the human figure, where it is given with the appropriate key to lend itself to search in each of its details.
That way of catch the light and play with the shadows it is mainly due to the wise choice of brushes with which to sharpen each of the features of the protagonist's gesture and how it fades to give way to darkness.
Daniel Foust is the creator of this digital piece and that has its website from this link. You can also access their impressions from inprnt.com and get to know part of his work so that you can even take it to your home, since there are several very remarkable ones like the one that gives this post its name today.
Another great artist who play with the light in a wonderful way it is Pascal campion.