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‘Flowers don’t survive with me Their beauty pleases but a moment, They last a day, or two, and wilt, Flowers don’t survive with me." Surrealism. Style of Catherine Hyde, Odilon Redon, Inge Shuster, Judith Cheng, Gustav Klimt, Duy Huyn, Mandy Disher, Cecilia Frigati, Jimmy Lawlor, Esao Andrews. Using a combination of vine and oiled charcoal with touches of compressed charcoal, various charcoals, with black chalk and black conte crayon, wiping, stumping and erasing, on cream wove paper altered to a golden tone, golden oil pastels, pigments, and golden fixative. Promt©valestok. Full size image, no text, no copyright.
A delicate, pale-skinned woman with dark, flowing hair and captivating green eyes gazes directly forward, her expression serene. Her high cheekbones are rouged with a soft pink blush, and two gleaming, gold-colored dots are subtly placed on her forehead between her eyebrows. She wears a golden necklace adorned with a prominent blue oval jewel at its center. Her bare shoulders are partially visible, with hints of vines and small blue flowers sprawling from them. Surrounding her head and shoulders, a vibrant and prolific array of colorful wild flowers unfolds, forming a natural halo and wreath. These flowers include large orange poppies, red and white daisies, blue and yellow button flowers, pink peonies, and various other blossoms in shades of red, orange, yellow, and blue. A solitary red butterfly flutters near a large orange flower in the upper left corner, against a backdrop that transitions from a bright aquamarine at the top to a darker, muted green at the bottom. The art style appears to be a digital painting with a classical, somewhat ethereal quality.
