The Ghost of Lady D'Arbanville by UteBigSmile
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I wish you all a nice afternoon/evening!
This song makes me want to cry with the unfolding tragedy of star crossed lovers!
PS. Saturday is as usual my comment day.
Comments (29)
fantastische Arbeit Ute, ein schönes Wochenende im Voraus
DITO: Wünsche ich dir auch lieber Franz!
Absolutely beautiful work! No one tugs at the heart strings quite like Cat Stevens.
Grandiose
Fantastic illustration work!
Very beautiful ghost - superb illustration!
Very nice render good work UTE
Fabulous work on the beautiful ghost!
Excellent illustration, well done!
Beautiful work!!!
superbly done ghostly fx on this Ute.
Hi, sehr schöner Render mit einen "spooky" Touch :)
Greets Stormrider75
Beautiful ghostly image Ute! :-)
This is an excellent ghost render! Bravo!
This is beautiful work!
Beautiful creation!
Very creative! Fantastic work!
Takk Val! 😊
Very beautiful! Great scene here and I love all the details. A job well done my dear friend 👏👍🙋♂️
Cat Stevens avait fait une superbe chanson...quand il est devenu Yusuf, il a disparu. Très belle image.
Malheureusement, c'est la vie!!!!
Magnifique image c’est très élégant, les effets de transparence sont très réussis... j’adore !!
Très bien réalisé.
Wundervoll Graphic,gefällt mir unheimlich gut; liebe diesen Song von Cat Stevens, habe meine Eltern immer damit zur Verzweiflung gebracht,da ich ihn immer sehr laut gehört habe.
I always loved the song and the image is quite a nice result. Thank you for sharing your inspiration, Ute. I enjoyed viewing!
Molly
Great work done!
Thank you for your visit and your nice comment!
Great pairing of image and song, lovely work.
Splendid
This is a really lovely scene Ute.
What a beautiful ghost
I'm sorry it's been so long since my last comments...it's been 5 weeks. I thought I had commented sooner, Ute, I've just lost track of time. But I see that it's been 5 weeks. You can at least feel good that I spend more time in your gallery than I do in all but a few. And I adore your work, and I always have.
Also, your tributes to Ukraine and to the victims of Uvalde have all been very moving. Your gallery constantly records the tragedies of the human race...you never forget. And I'm grateful for that.
This image was posted on the same day as one of your memorials, and honestly I thought it was a tribute to the lost souls of Uvalde. But of course it's about a famous song. (D'Arbanville was in NYCity---with the Andy Warhol group---even though Stevens sung of her as if she'd died. His love for her must have been very deep to write that song.)
You handled the faded woman perfectly: She has total presence, but she's also a ghost. And she wears a 19th Century gown---a way of expressing nostalgia. And the color of her gown reflects earthiness (it's an earthy hue), and it works well with your image, because your image has many dark earthen tones, especially reds and reddish browns.
Finally, she stands in a traditional wood-paneled living room, which suits her 19th Century look (although the couch and chair are pretty modern). And because she's so earthen, she has the appearance of an earth goddess. A beautiful blend of the tea set and flowers with the folds of her gown...with sensuous fruit in the background. ("Cezanne" apples---they have Cezanne colors.) Very evocative and haunting, Ute, and very romantic.
Fantastesch wéiste daat mam Gescht hinkritt huerst!