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Watercolor and Ink masterpiece, heavily washed effect, swirls and twirls of lines and color around the edges, faded edges, an attractive fit petite young auburn haired Scottish American woman, narrow facial features, striking faintly green eyes, long slightly curly hair in to braids, she is wearing a white tennis outfit of sleeveless tennis shirt and short white tennis skirt with low top purple tennis shoes, she is laying on the artificial surface court with arms and legs sprawled out, there is a tennis ball nearby, her purple taped handle tennis racket in lying on the court next to her, there is a slight red circle on her forehead from being hit by a strong serve from her opponent right in the forehead, she is just staring up at us as we look from directly above, her eyes almost seem to portray that this did not go as well as she had hoped when she ran her mouth and challenged a professional tennis player, most details faded away, colors and surroundings are bright and white like clouds of a dream, dreamy, delicate blending, ethereal, emotional depth, watercolor medium, contrasting shadows, soft textures, evocative atmosphere. Painting by an artist named “Kiera” signed in the bottom right in small, swooping cursive black letters.
Apparently taking one tennis lesson again after several years gave me just enough confidence to get sassy and challenge someone who turned out to be a professional... oops.
Turns out professional serves are considerably faster than anything I've seen... one little trip on the way to returning one... a direct hit to the forehead and a few minutes lying on the court reconsidering my life choices later...
Lesson learned.
Well... Maybe.
Listen. I did actually score one point on a good shot right before... so technically... I was right
Don't worry, he was horrified and was super nice.