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With love and respect (part 2)
Hello, my dear friends!
You know that from May 20, the old version of DA will not function. Many people are against it, and they probably have a reason for it. I don't know how convenient the new version is, but I am sure that we all adapt to the innovations, because we understand that progress is moving forward, and we must keep up with it. I stay with you, dear friends. If you need help (technical, psychological), please feel free to ask me about it, I am ready to help all of you to the best of my knowledge and strength. I urge you not to be afraid of changes. Everything depends on our perception. Let's take these changes with interest, because learning something new is so great!
My dears, I am grateful to all of you for your ongoing support, favorites, and delightful comments! Your kindness, sincerity and selflessness inspire me. Thank you for this immensely! I will definitely visit your galleries with great pleasure. Bu
I would be very grateful if you would read the Preface. Your answer on my question is very important for me. Thank you in advance! With love, Anna)))
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This water colour art really looks adorable. The three beautiful white wild roses are in full bloom. You have captured a great effect by the smaller petals throwing their shades onto the bigger ones. That is quite detailled as well as the flower stamps can be recognized full with pollen. I also like the love of detail you have put into the leaves with the small jagged edge. There is also a rose bud losing its protecting leaves, ready to break out in bloom. The bud really looks funny as it is orange and the completed rose is white.
The blurred background in aquarel technique really makes the three flowers and bud stick out and gives them a dominating place in the painting. You have used colours of nature melting together like green, orange brown hues. That matches well with a plant. Probably the blackground is chosen to highlight the whole scenery, but where does the light-blue colour comes from? Is there an opening in a wall? Is there a window (I guess no as these flowers do not bloom indoors)? That light-blue spot is a bit distracting.
Overall, it is a beautiful and lovable drawing. Keep up that great work!
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Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your art with us! Happy Thanksgiving!
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