Summer Dragons by romanceworks
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Description
Across the fields you go
So wild and bright
Your petals and wings aglow
How vibrantly you grow
And take flight
Like summer dragons
Painted in magic and sunlight.
Summer Dragons prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: Another in my Language Of Flowers collection, featuring the colorful snap dragons and dragonflies of summer. Created in Photoshop CS, using flower photo sources, painting techniques, and blended with an Organics background by romanceworks.
We have been enjoying Spring weather in the mountains for a wonderful week, and now a big snow storm on the way tonight. Looking forward to seeing my snapdragons blooming again this Summer.
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (32)
Very very beautiful!! My favorite flower... :)
man, your flowers sometimes just undulate their way into the world as they do here, with the petals feeling like they 'paint' their way into existence as much as 'grow'. (Your oil paint background shows in many of your nature works.) And this bulbous journey is matched by that inimitable color-sense---where pinks lead to yellows and deeper pinks, etc. I think part of what I find so powerful in your plantlife is the way each petal, leaf, etc, seems to have a journey of its own, emerging and submerging even in a single leaf. The rest of the piece morphs from a restive green at the bottom to positively bold deep reds at the top. (Georgia O'Keeffe used those reds. They explode from the heart right into the universe.) And among some sensitively painted dragonflies, one has such a rich pink, it nearly takes our breath away. Really, a portrait of the blooming of the soul, and just beautiful. I'm sorry I don't get here often enough, my long comments take real time but I'll keep coming back; and I thank you again for your always deep & caring comments in my gallery, a bit embarrassing considering how piecemeal my comments are to you (& many others). I'm in & out of town another week, but will be in touch soon, but this piece is a cosmic burst...another fav for sure.