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“Eye In The Sky”: Breathtaking Digital Paintings Of Skies By Alexander Rommel

German artist Alexander Rommel is experiencing a genuine passion for the sky and anything related with it. This is confirmed by his great works that show the audience a breathtaking view of the skies filled with bright light and fluffy clouds.

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