The Long For A Gentler Horizon by Gaiadriel
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FE & PS
In hopes that you each strive for it...and, eventually, touch it...in whatever sense you interpret it...or whatever a gentler tomorrow means to/for..you... :)
Wishes for a bright and gentle day ahead...And, always, thanking you for your wonderful comments on stuff that's come before...as well as the added favs! It means the world! And, whewwwww....so glad you liked the Face of Loneliness image...*wiping brow in relief* :)
Hugs,
Nancy~*
Comments (37)
JillianElf
This is just beautiful work, and did make my day. This is a gentler day, and your colors and image inspire hope, and quiet joy. A beautiful image and sentiment to remember daily.
Lipa
Beautiful. A bird? A landscape? A bird above a landscape. Whatever. Beautiful.
pensive
With this, I feel as though I am about to round a corner to greet the horizon. Love it, love it!! I want it framed and on my wall. :D
NefariousDrO
oh, wow! That is such a fantastic piece. Very, very good work.
claude19
An excellent lighting on very elaborated forms !!! I love this design in you style !!! Splendid !!!
Vecster
The first thing that popped into my head was a landscape from "Yellow Submarine" With a Tim Burton twist. The detail and richness in this image it marvelous!
anahata.c
am going back to your earlier work, I want to see all I missed...this is bristling with organic forms and surges, and in full-view (where resolution is always better), one can see the infinite petal-like structures you've created, and the bristling edges on each one. As they pile up across the surging landscape, they create quite a tumult. It really is like a huge wave of life-forms uniting to surge forward, and you have a luminous clearing in the background which feels like great energy-source waiting for this monumental process to unfold so its clarity and brilliance can shine. A powerful 'capture' of process 'in progress'; and a very deep eye for inner detail. You really do break up large patterns with wonderful variations: Some bloom out, some criss-cross, some convolute...one can look at works like these for a while and still discover new life. A powerful work.