Dark Rhythms under the Wild Green Moon by DawnStar

2D • Surrealism • posted on Mar 08, 2004

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Description

Does your heart ever feel the call of the moon on those hot, sultry summer nights? Created With Photoshop. I look forward to your comments. :)

Comments (14)

RobertX

11:05PM | Mon, 08 March 2004

really like this, very lush like rousseau's jungle scenes

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titta

11:52PM | Mon, 08 March 2004

She's dancing in the rhythm of nature! Wonderful concept, beautiful colors, and so well done:-)

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bevchiron

12:44AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

Rich & evocative, I'm totally caught up in the rhythm, like walking into a dream!

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Gregor.Scharff

3:36AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

so soft and tender and this magic green colors .wonderful !!!! Hugs your Gregor

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DoomsdayRenderer

6:36AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

Every time I see this, I see it differently. Wonderful forms :) !

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CarolSassy

6:53AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

Very cool fractal view...a little spooky too. Love the colors! (: Great pic!!

Jay7347

9:52AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

I just love the tonality of this. Beautiful image!!! -jay

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tibet2004uk

11:14AM | Tue, 09 March 2004

Ooooh!! Love the mood here! Makes me think of a grass field seen through the eyes of a small creature! Very intriguing work Carol!

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abmlober

4:39PM | Tue, 09 March 2004

A very nice creation. I like the flow of shapes and the play with lights...

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crrunchyfrog

6:18AM | Wed, 10 March 2004

Both warm and cool, sensual and full of life and movement. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this masterpiece hugs

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Jerusha

2:44AM | Thu, 11 March 2004

This is beautiful. If you haven't read a story called "The Willows" by Algernon Blackwood, I would highly recommend it! This piece reminds me of his "elementals" of which he gives a vivid, awe inspiring description in the story.

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cbender

4:46AM | Thu, 11 March 2004

OMG - this is soo beautiful and moving... amazing... :)
dunno what it is but it strikes me... really could be bigger :D

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Varian

5:30PM | Fri, 19 March 2004

Sorry I'm catching up to this late, but as you know, I really love this one. The colors are simply "drinkable", and that interlacing section on the left is an especial visual delight. Really, really creative and well done.

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