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ArtistThe Deer Came Too Poetic Palette: dress-vermilion, wash-cobalt, petal-rose, deer-ink blue, paper-cream, heel-black. An ethereal beautiful young woman walking in profile, short dark hair, eyes lowered, a long vermilion dress dragged into blue and gold watercolor, black heels, the hem trailing off in loose ink threads. A small deer stands quietly at her side; two tall poppies rise like punctuation. Cream paper, wet-on-wet blooms, airy negative space, hazy breezy, emotionally saturated, no hard outlines, soul over spectacle. No text except for the signature. Handwritten signature “Emma Leila” and one tiny maple leaf at the bottom right. Soul Line: she did not call it; it simply refused to be left.
An artistic illustration in watercolor of a standing woman with short black hair and a fawn. The woman has a fair complexion, black hair with short bangs, and a red dress that matches the red poppy flowers behind her. The dress is long, sheer, and red, with a blue and gold splatter print near the hem. The fawn stands to the left of the woman, facing left, with white spots on its back. The woman and fawn are surrounded by red and pink poppy flowers, with green stems and leaves, and some blue flowers, all against a cream-colored background.(Prompt edite par EMMA)
