Rose For A Unicorn by romanceworks
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One enchanted summer night
the most amazing sight
a rose in full bloom
in all the colors of the moon
and within this magical garden
sweet love was born
winning the heart of a unicorn.
Rose For A Unicorn prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: Another in my Brigitte's Roses Collection, this time featuring a lovely rose named 'Sweet Love'. Created in Photoshop, using rose reference, modified background by Bez, Mil horse modified, and painting techniques. I have another version of this art without the unicorn. Special thanks to Brigitte for the use of her lovely rose photo. Brigitte's Rose Garden
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (14)
jocko500
so lovely
BE
so beautiful!
adrie
So very gorgeous....excellent work Carol.
oiram
beautiful!
ansgar2
Cool.....
magnus073
You did an outstanding job on this very lovely image, Carol.
jendellas
Superb in everyway Carol. xxx
Ilona-Krijgsman
how lovely..and such a soft tones...love it
Flint_Hawk
Precious & lovely!
DennisReed
cool
kgb224
Outstanding work. God bless.
JaneEden
Most wonderful image and prose Carol, I love coming to your gallery whenever I can get here. hugs Jane xx
ia-du-lin
beautiful composition, very nice work
anahata.c
Again, your textures have gotten more and more painterly, as in physical-medium paint, and it's a joy to see them take over any number of your images. But it isn't that they look like physical paint, per se, it's that they look physical, period. Rough and visceral and touchable. The rose petals here have all kinds of rushing eddies and flows and corpulent tides and such. Your furrows and folds are beginning to be almost abstract, not in the 'cold' sense, but in the sense of pure texture, hue, etc. The unicorn is prancing through a formidable landscape, one that both embraces him but also towers over him with its power. It's a loving power too, not foreboding---another thing I've noticed in your works, you get real power in a number of your images, but they are embracing power more than destructive power. And you've done this with heavy peach/oranges and dabs of purples, reds, ambers...a lot of a family or two (family of colors), a 'tonal' piece. I've been impressed for a while with how much variety you get with a single hue family; this is a prime example of it. It's not to say there aren't other families present, but that you can stay with one through a large patch of a piece, and still get much variety in hue. There are lights dropping throughout, almost as if this is an iced dessert, and the moon is big and bright as a sunlit night. With touches of deep reds and purples for depth, this is a multi-layered piece, enchanted and quite visceral...with a sense (almost) of an arctic vision of great light and play, playing itself upon a primal expanse. Maybe where life begins and will soon send its seeds elsewhere...Magical.