None (Swissgerman expression for grandma) by mermaid ()

Other Apps • Portraits • posted on Jun 08, 2020

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Description

Babuschka, Nonna, Grossi, None, Omi, Grand-mère, abuela, granny ...

she has a lot of names and has seen much and many in her long life and still she is smiling...

Artbreeder again

Image Comments (18)

Nyala () 3:10AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

She looks great!

mermaid () replied at 4:41AM Mon, 08 June 2020

thanks :)

joaq () 4:52AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

Excellent job with the morphing and the texture! Trés belle grand-mère!

mermaid () replied at 5:12AM Mon, 08 June 2020

merci beaucoup :)

aqua1955 () 4:57AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

Awsome work! Like it very much!

mermaid () replied at 5:12AM Mon, 08 June 2020

thanks a lot, I have more of those to come :)

jclP () 10:08AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

superbe portrait text et rendu

mermaid () replied at 10:31AM Mon, 08 June 2020

merci :)

madame () 10:46AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

Magnifique portrait, j'aime beaucoup son expression... excellent !!

mermaid () replied at 3:00PM Mon, 08 June 2020

merci beaucoup :)

FurNose () Online Now! 11:12AM | Mon, 08 June 2020

Wonderful picture! This reminds me of a true story. When I was a little kid, I used to visit my grandma a lot. She had many wrinkles and had always been a (beloved and kind) but old lady to me. I never knew her in any other way. Once, I remember, I discovered an old faded photo of her wedding day (somewhere in the 1920s). I stared at this beautiful young woman and the young man, both of whom were clearly recognizable as my grandparents, though in much earlier years. I looked up and said to my grandmother: "Grandmother, is that you with Grandfather? Boy, were you beautiful. I'm sure if I had lived then, I would have fallen in love with you too." She laughed, and from that moment on, I always saw my grandmother's beauty, despite all the wrinkles, the bent back and bony fingers. She was simply beautiful! Sometimes we have to look behind the wrinkles to see the beauties they always were.

mermaid () replied at 3:02PM Mon, 08 June 2020

what a wonderful story and yes, to me those old men and women who kept their kindness and are wise through all what they have lived through, have a beauty which is eternal and touching the heart :)