Orchid Goddess by romanceworks
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Orchid Goddess
Exotic and elegant
You are a rare beauty
In full bloom
A vision of soft curves
Intoxicating colors and
Delicate perfume
Your petals
A sensual gift of
Pure affection and
Everlasting love.
Orchid Goddess prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: This is the first in my new Flower Goddess series, featuring the exotic and sensual orchid. Created in Photoshop, using re-painted Island Girl by romanceworks- modified orchids by jaguarwoman, Organica background by romanceworks, and painting techniques.
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (13)
Very colorful work.
So gorgeous!
beautiful picture
Breathtakingly beautiful artwork Carol, love it.
Outstanding work. God bless.
You did an amazing job on this lovely and thoughtful presentation, Carol.
AMAZING!!!!
Stunning image.
fantastic portrait, wonderful colors, excellent work!
Wonderful....well done...!!!
stunning
A big orchid symphony, where many orchids are working together in a wave of orchestral music. You've subsumed your sensual flowers into balletic lines and wraps; and, while they maintain their individual identities (as your flower work is far too complex and individual for them to be "lost" in a group), they all work together to make a huge patchwork-blanket. Everything undulates out of everything else. And the lowest level begins to be dissolved by your deep purples; and the upper level turns into deeper broader swirls---you have the broader more sweeping forms on top and bottom, as "couch" (or maybe "cradle") for the highly articulated flowers in the middle. And the goddess emerges out of it all, as if she's peeking her head out of her natural habitat. It's always amazing that you get so much variety with one predominant hue-family---you understand the many hues implicit in one family, and you also understand how to bring out light and dark, saturation and desaturation, etc, and mix it all with texture and line, to give a primarily "purple" painting a whole range of hue and form. I also like the swaths of purple on her face, like she just came out of a deep cavern filled with healing waters. (But then healing is a big theme in your work.) Quite sensual, and equally beautiful. An emergent spirit from healing...
So interesting that you compared this to a ballet, as it is a kind of dance of petals, colors, and tones. She is emerging from and also a part of the orchids. I really enjoy playing with color and its many hues, blending them into a singular mood. Thanks so much for your wonderful comment, Mark.
Lovely