CGAN July 23 - The end of the Rainbow - Final entries

The "in-front-of-arrow" rainbow has remained even though it doesn't make sense.
Maybe it's like a video game where you hold the left trigger and it shows you the trajectory of where you're aiming.
Anyway...

Scribble.  
Clouds.  

And the final Rainbow Bow...

 

...unless I fiddle with it before the deadline.

Two great pics to choose from this month.

There's so much going on in Banj's picture. When they're not invading your home your mice all have such distinct personalities. The one that's doing the work, the bossy-looking one that seems to be in charge staring up at the "hanger-on", the middle-manager that's giving a lecture to the other one that looks guilty and, of course, the "busy" one. And even though they have this variety they're all still rendered in a consistent style that makes the whole scenario more believable and makes me want to see the children's book that it should be a part of.

Meanwhile Charlotte's picture has such great design and execution. The suggestion of symmetry that's then broken in subtle ways by the weight of the pose and the varying mountain sizes creates a balance that's pleasing to the eye, but it's the control of saturated colour and their choices that really captures the gaze. The radiance of the the whole image is so impressive and makes it impossible to ignore. Also the delicate textures, both in the gradients and in the linework too, give it a painterly, artistic quality while also emphasizing the sense of stained glass.

So I think I'm gonna vote for Charlotte. Banj's amusing tin of PAIN-t was almost enough to win me over but I think that final bit of texture in Charlotte's pic elevates that one to be my winner.

Charlotte!