Interpretation by anahata.c
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(I'll be posting one more tale before I step away)
Thanks so much for your visits!
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Comments (17)
I demand to see this painted on an Easter egg!
I would have said the bird is wondering how it could have possibly laid such a humongous egg but it appears to be wading in it. I agree with madbat, this would make a superb Easter egg.
Wahoo! bring on the tale Mark.
This does look like and Easter egg. Beautiful 
I agree with the others above. This makes for a pretty awesome Easter Egg :) I love the effect. that can actually WRAP the image around this "Egg" in a real perspective. I tried something similar a few weeks ago, but I didnt find any plugin in PSPp, which could do that properly. I wanted it in order to make a beautiful planet, but it didnt look real. Looked flat and there couldn´t light and shadow fix it. Love this, dear Mark. Love it.!!!
Wonderful !!!
this would look great on the wall of a gallery! love the contrasting colours and the swirls that weren't in the original
Love the postwork on this, Mark. Some great photoshopping, love that bird, looks like it standing in water. And agree on the egg look. Egg is the first three letters of my last name.
Love your play on this a very beautiful contrast real striking my friend!! I love it!
Beautiful! Looks like the bird is mesmerized by the swirling water.
very creative post work
Nice one ! Beautiful
Excellent! how clever you are !
beautiful
So what came first, the chicken or the egg?
I love the contrast between the bird and the swirly, wavy colors of the water. It's as if the bird arose from a pool of liquid paint. This is wonderful, Mark!
A very nice " easter eggs "
Wonderful! I love the deep blues, and the red egg really sets it off.