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This is a soft pastel drawing on black paper from a few years back. The flowers, thrown on the ground, seemed like a perfect expression of Illustration Friday's theme this week.
posted by andrea at 9:56 a.m.
Friday, May 19, 2006
This is a soft pastel drawing on black paper from a few years back. The flowers, thrown on the ground, seemed like a perfect expression of Illustration Friday's theme this week.
18 Comments:
Beautiful pastel work
It's perfect. Beautiful colors.
These colors are so beautiful. The texture makes it look like needlework...very nice effect!
i love yellow and red together no matte what or how. this striking pastel looks amazing with the flowers tossed on the ground! love it!
you have such a stand out style andrea, love this!!!
Once again your work speaks for itself.
They may be on the ground but are still beautiful.
I like that. Very pretty, very sad.
Its an excellent sorry statement. Makes me want the whole story!
Beautiful, and yes very fitting to the theme. I wonder though, how many more of these little pastel numbers you have hiding around...
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yes indeed! yours is a great take of the topic; I like the vibrant colours...
thank you for your comment.
I really like this idea... Was thinking of flowers offered in atonement, but this takes it one step farther... Were they thrown on the floor as a rejection of an apology?
Great art... and I like illustrations that take you someplace... and lead you farther beyond what's being visualized.
love ur colors and texture of this piece very powerful
lovely and sad, the flowers seemingly not accepted....
I love this! such bright-ness...very lovely!
The flowers are lovely and the design of this piece The texture you have in your pastel gives your piece an energy-a vitality the flowers pocess despite being discarded so easily. Wonderful work!
This is gorgeous! Love the colors and the slant of the flower. Gives it a very apologetic feel!
absolutely wonderful work… even without the great background story… this is a fine pice of work… well done…
Lovely. the discarded flowers do indeed evoke a feeling of sorrow.
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