G is for Green by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
More old stuff, recycled and repurposed.
Isn't that Green of me?
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Comments (15)
Very very suggestive creation!! I like it !!!
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Goodness gracious this is good.
Gorgeously green!!
I'm positively green with envy. Beautiful work.
Amazing work Tara. God bless.
Up cycled to perfection. Isn't it amazing how green makes us feel, so calming and peaceful.
Rabbit food!!! Another picture that helps me feel like spring. Now I miss the fresh garden salads I live on in spring and summer . Beautiful. Your designs are getting more complex. I can't wait to see z. 😊
Gloriously great and gushingly good.
When I saw the title of your upload, this song by the New Christie Minstrels came to mind: (Green, green, it's green they say) (On the far side of the hill) (Green, green, I'm goin' away) (To where the grass is greener still) (Green, green, it's green they say) a-Well I told my mama on the day I was born "Dontcha cry when you see I'm gone" "Ya know there ain't no woman gonna settle me down" "I just gotta be travelin' on" a-Singin' Great idea and cool presentation Excellent
WOW! What a stunning green and gorgeous Green peace :) I see all the layers and there are so many details in this and in zoom it is just wonderful.
Perfectly green and gorgeous. And I see the egg and sperms again ;p
Well, it's about time you joined the "Green" movement! LOL This is wonderful, Tara! :-D
Awesome work!
Bathed in green, and both lush and with depth...it's almost transparent too. It's a wonderful change to see all this dark and light green, after the hues of the previous pieces. I really like the convergence of cone and needles in the right side; and how the needles sweep across the piece. And your brushes again, giving 'fireworks' to the background. And then you have this line---for the G's, ostensibly, but it also gives a change to the whole piece, like that's the "index" to the piece, something like that. I like that you used 3 versions of G, including that calligraphic one with the dots. (I can't place that style, but I like the dots a lot.) The border is more yellow than the rest, making it luminous. Another beautiful entry in this series, Tara, and your bottom G is filled with light, which I love. Lush and beautiful, once more. (You're taking it to the end---I can see that! You haven't waned a bit. That's very exciting!)