Psychedelic Southern Cuisine by redchilicat
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I was cutting up okra and these pods were old and tough so I thought I would make them good for something :)
Thanks for looking!
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Comments (29)
Cool and inventive work.
Really impressive and well done!!
Yes a very good use indeed.
That's one use for ocra!
Interesting image! :)
Great idea and excellent composition and capture! :)
wonderful and interesting picture!!!!
Fantastic image, looks great.
Wonderful image.
Quite good picture
cool capture , excelent and very creative idea !
SPLENDID! GREAT SHOT!
i love the colour, i love the texture, i love the composition and i love the overall effect.
When did look at my Beatiful . Have say that it is they who hunger like. Loll .... Bravo an extra poses and imaginative. Thanks Mile ((5 + +)) Quand ont les regarde ma Belle . Ont dirait que ce sont eux qui ont faim comme .loll....Bravo une pose extra et imaginative . Mile mercis((5++))
They are great to look at, aren't they! Beautiful forms and image, and the colors are amazing. I love ocra, but never stopped to look at them this closely before.
wonderful colors. i like my fry some times in a gumbo
Very well seen and snapped! : )
beautiful nature's design.
Interesting image!
Exciting colors and a lovely compo.
fried okra was a mainstay when I was a kid.sure can be delicious. superb presentation
me encanta felicidades.
Wonderful idea and capture!
Excellent!
Really nice image.
Good Idea ... you have an eye for what it takes to make a great shot!
Excellent close up full of neat details !!! Well done, dear Wendy 5*****:)
Superb image! Okra always reminds me of the slugs of the plant world...well, when cooked, at least; its always so intriguingly snotty. I'm always amazed that people (including me, if I eat it IN something else) like it. I love what you've done to it here. The soft colors are quite nice and I love the textures and patterns. This is well seen and nicely creative.
Ocra? we call it 'ladies finger'. Very common in my place. Excellent work!