Colors Of Love by romanceworks
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Description
Spring tulips
With petals soft
As angels wings
Dancing sweetly
Upon the wind
Heaven scent
From up above
Blooming in the
Colors of love.
Credits: Another in my 'Language of Flowers' series, created in Photoshop CS using tulip photos, painting techniques, blended with a Heavenly Skies background by Ravnheart.
Sunday I visited the Iris Farm down the mountain. I've been anxiously awaiting them for months, and to my disappointment not a single iris was blooming, due to the recent snowfall. However the day was not without flowers, as only a few blocks away in the quaint town of Boulder they were celebrating the annual Tulip Festival. Thousands of tulips were blooming in every color imaginable, some big and bold in bright oranges and golds, and others in soft pastels as delicate as angels wings. I couldn't help but be dazzled by their beauty, as well as amazed by the strength of this flower that didn't let the snow stop it from blooming. What a glorious gift.
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Comments (68)
NekhbetSun
And this, too, is a glorious gift S
Mousson
magnifique image!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gabrielsdream
I found this by chance when viewing the mother and foal image. This is so beautiful, I love it!
ilona
Poetry in colors.. that´s all I can say!
amirapsp
Excellent scene
ariaans
Wonderful colors and shapes!! Beautifully done!! :)
shahlaa
Beautiful colors and such lovely softness
anahata.c
again, I'm going back a bit to pick up images I've missed from the past, which is no reflection on your current work whatsoever, as I've loved it too (as I've said many times in my comments). Yes, I've heard that tulips are an amazingly strong flower, and what you've captured here is not just their strength, but their mystical undulating power. The whole piece undulates with the lines & furrows & energies of the flowers. It almost appears painted on stone in spots, you have such powerful textures. Many sections remind me of some of the impressionists in closeup (Renoir comes to mind, because when one looks closely at his treatment of a gown, a hat, a fabric, one sees a whole ocean of morphing colors and swirling energies). But these shapes & palettes are all yours, I'd recognize the style anywhere, and not only do you get the rich color variations in the flowers themselves, but in their leaves at bottom (opulent morphing hues!) and in the almost melting hues around those leaves & stems. On top it's as if the universe itself is undulating with resonant energies from the flowers, or maybe those are flowers in the distance---it really doesn't matter either way, because your vision has turned them into an undulating living atmosphere. One can see, from works like these, where your backgrounds come from in your current animal series, and how your passions still make themselves known throughout your changes in subject material. It was this kind of image that I first saw in your gallery, and it has the same impact on me today that it did then. Sensuous, mystical, opulent and very alive. A very beautiful work. And the hues are stunning.