Unspoken Ultra by durleybeachbum
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Yes. that really is the name of this scent by Avon!
I was given a lot of Avon empties and very eccentric they are too. This set-up is suitably mad for the weird unicorn, but there is a more conventional one Here
Comments (22)
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Nice shot!
Nice shot.
I like the manip'et one best!! Great !! :o)
Magical.
Fantastic still-life
Oh such a pretty bottle this is awesome image here.
Very cool photo
Very good.
Very beautiful Andrea :)
Fantastic image and postwork! :)
Like this bottle, cute!!
Beautiful bottle!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool image and postwork!
Quite lovely; when I looked at the thumbnail, I thought it was something organic and somewhat gelatinous; but now I see it's a perfume-toting unicorn. Does the horn screw off? I'm curious as to what this stuff smells like now. I really love your treatment of this. The colors are fantastic..Now the name of the product makes me think it might be something H.P. Lovecraft would have worn (poor thing!) as Unspoken Ultra is right up his alley as something allegedly unspeakable to the nth degree. Hmmm...maybe the name was inspired by his indigo (nearly purple) prose.
GREAT WORK
A green unicorn with a golden horn; arcane and beautiful all in one, with nice postwork, A.
I love the gold against the green better that the one on the other side!
This is a nice green and gold manipulation. I am puzzled by the connection between 'Unspoken Ultra' and a unicorn. Is it magical or mythical? Or does it just smell like wet a horse?
I think I can answer Mark's questions ... Avon tends to market toward teenage girls and young women with dreams of ... who knows what ... I've never been that sort of girl! LOL! They market to the fantasy, as do all perfume manufacturers, I presume, but to a less "sophisticated" crowd.
wonderful
Great pic Hugs Susan