Colors Of Paradise by romanceworks
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Parrot Tulip
You are a voluptuous
Goddess in disguise
With your vivid curves
Blooming in the glorious
Colors of paradise.
Prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: Another in my 'Language Of Flowers' celebrating the wondrous colors and curves of the Parrot Tulip. Created in Photoshop CS, using painting techniques, a modified butty by moonbeam, blended with an Organics background.
This painting was inspired by the tulips that are finally blooming in my mountain garden.
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (42)
stunning
Outstanding work. God Bless.
Beautiful and an instant fav!
Just beautiful Carol!! Love the colors!
Amazing!! what color!!! great work
Oh WOW!!! Beautiful!
belle image!!
you're right, they look really colors taken from paradise. Congratulations!
This is beautiful. Reminds me of some of Georgia Okeefe's work. Very colorful and sensual.
Extremely beautiful!
Gorgeous!!! love your flowers.
I've spent so much time with your passionate & beautiful animal series in the past, I feel I've neglected some of your other topics. Flowers are certainly one of those topics. This is a must-see, full-size, because of the detail that bursts forth: The detail in the petals on the top-left are like energy lines mixed with flame; and they display your inimitable way with color morphing. I probably shouldn't say 'morphing' because of its connections to 3D, but I mean it in the pre-software sense, in that these hues morph naturally, as they move from greens to pinks to reds, etc, with an intimate relation between them. Further, this section has an oil-like feeling to it, like a big lavish oil painting; whereas the yellowish-green at the right-top feels more like a watercolor or even acrylic. I know you did it in PS, and it's definitely digital; but, like all your digital work, it feels extremely visceral, more than a lot of digital painting. This section is more of your backgrounds-as-force-fields, like energies made palpable, made visible. And the green satiny "quilt" on the bottom is awash with the folds & furrows of creating nature. Against that, your stunning crimson reds stand out beautifully from the greens. Finally, your butterfly has an almost graphic clarity to it, or like a rare glass sculpture; even though the real highlight is the flower itself. A big sensuous & cosmic canvas, with your characteristic undulating lights & feelings of Creation (capital c), reminiscent in some ways of Georgia O'Keeffe's magisterial flowers, and filled, as all your works are, with love. Wall-size, this could stun a visitor into contemplating the origins of life...