Happy Easter by ShadowsNTime
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Description
Kokopelli is one of my favorite myths in Native American culture...
Excerpt by By Nina Jay
Kokopelli is featured as a hunchbacked flute player. The first images of Kokopelli appeared on Hohokam pottery over 1000 years ago. Kokopelli is a Native American Deity, revered by certain Native American groups in the Southwestern region of the United States. It’s a highly symbolic figure and is associated with fertility, music, merrymaking and good luck.
Easter seems to me to be a perfect time for him to visit. Hope you enjoy my little friend, btw, I drew him with my mouse. This is a repost...Native Americans have a lot of myths, but there is always a truth/lesson associated with it...you only have to look to find it...
Apo, PSP, Photofiltre (orig) The grass is Apo, the eggs I cut from other images and pasted into the grass...again I drew Kokopelli with my mouse and assembled all framed in Photofiltre
Comments (7)
Very nice image.
Thank you, I just visited your gallery and I must say you are truly gifted at the AI work...I'm not doing well at it and don't understand how you get such wonderful images from it....Bravo!
I love all on this very special upload, my dear friend, and I'm in ow about all the details, your Apo eggs and how you've framed it. It's so very lovely soft and your story is also interesting, I just love the history of yours, Lynn.
Thank you my special friend...I hope today brings some peace for you!
A beautiful and positive creation to celebrate Easter that refers to our childhood memories of collecting eggs in the early hours of Easter morning, to which you have added the mythological and religious reference of the divine and symbolic character of Kokopelli. Happy Easter (slightly belated, much to my regret but better late than never , as they say ) !
Hello, you weren't late and I so appreciate your lovely comment and visit...Its a joy for me just to read what you write, seems to flow so easily and beautifully...its rare that I get such lovely words:)
A beautiful Easter card, bright & beautiful.
Nicely done!
Oh! I immediately recognized Kokopelli as I have travelled in Arizona and New Mexico. I like him very much and you had a good idea to associate him to Easter ! Wonderful artwork and composition! Congrats !
Perfect piece for Easter (I know I'm late seeing this but beautiful all the same!)