Rose - Colors Of Spring by romanceworks
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Rose
Your blossoms
The colors of spring
What beauty and inspiration
You bring
Your petals as delicate
As a butterfly's wings.
Rose - Colors Of Spring prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: Another in my 'Brigitte's Roses' collection, featuring a delicate grouping of roses named Emeraude d'or, in soft shades of melon, peach, yellow, and gold, inspired by Brigitte's garden in France. Created in Photoshop, using photo reference, modified butty by jaguarwoman, and painting techniques. Special thanks to Brigitte for the use of her beautiful rose photo. Brigitte's Rose Garden
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (12)
These rose images are so beautiful. Xx
So beautiful!
Outstanding work on this lovely and colorful presentation, Carol.
what a wonderful art...and such a lovely soft colors...I like this very much
Lovely!
Outstanding work. God bless.
Wonderful image !. Bellísima imagen !
Lovely Carol!
Gorgeous colors!
Awesome...well done
Beautiful Carol
More painterly work, this time with deep yellows and pinks and peach tones, etc. There's much less blue and deep green in this than in the last one---this is in a more delicate key (as opposed to "high key," as this is softer and more delicate than "high key" often connotes). And your ground has some green in it, but is infused with brighter hues rather than darker (your ground is really in the center of the image). Very spring-like. And, on close inspection, you have lots of activity in the petal-veins---ie, darker lines with lighter lines, blue and green lines mixed in with yellow and pink lines, etc; and very rippled edges and highlights, suggesting 'falls' of energy (as in water-falls). Even flame. Again, Van Gogh comes to mind, even though your strokes are more elongated and fluid; because Van Gogh made flame-like lines across so much of his surfaces. I see one actual butterfly---who's looking straight at us (!) (how'd you do that? you pay him? you get him to pose?)---but there are butterfly-like 'shapes' throughout the bloom. And your four corners have four different hues (though the bottom ones aren't that different from each other). And the upper-left has the most intense pinks of all, which harmonize with the petals below it. All in an uplifted tone, suspended in air, and light as air too...a painterly vision of roses undulating from the center, where the "ground" is actually the center itself, like chakras (which are centers of gravity themselves). Beautiful and restful, and very buoyant. I love what you're doing with paint-strokes too.