The End of a Rose. by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello!
I had this in my folders and I took the shot because I was so amazed by the curly petals on this old mini rose. Yesterday I played a little with it to bring out all the contours and the texture in this lovely rose. I hope you like it.
Thank you so much for your kind somments to my previous post and special warm thanks to those who added it to favs.
Have a lovely and creative day.
Well now that I finnished cleaning my house, the clouds came and hide the lovely sun. How rude :-)

Comments (21)
old beauti. nice shot
Wonderful and very creative work
very beautiful!
Wonderful rose....bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Gorgeous! I love what you've done to it!
They are amazing and this is a lovely iamge Helle
super work
Beautiful metallic-looking rose there, great capture of it too !! :)
Beautiful effects, Helle. I hate to see them die.
Lovely image - excellent post work - very well done
Almost like candy Helle, truely a transformation!
It looks like the folded paper. Very beautiful post work
very fine image, helle.
Cool effect Helle!
A beautiful antique appearance that does have a complete feeling to it. Wonderful presentation.
A beautiful textured rose and I'm sorry the clouds came to spoil your day.
How beautiful! The colors are gorgeous.
Beautiful Rose...
beautiful texturing
Splendid image! :)
your postwork has made this a very complex piece of fabric, you've accentuated edges, made the inner petals almost 3 dimensional, brought out the veins as if they were sculpted (they remind me of the veins on Michelangelo's hands, as in his David) and the violet color does make it seem like the 'end' of a rose, but like it's preserved from some photographic record. Once again you've done a whole metamorphosis with postwork. A really intense work. A fav.