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Adelphina wrote a new post
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What a creative and powerful idea! Using the language of flowers to capture the essence of the Kenyan wildlife is so unique. I especially enjoyed the imagery of the elephants’ “large petal ears” providing shade and the lion with its “mane of flames.” You really capture their survival, beauty, and grace.
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This is my fav pic that you’ve done. You know that I am extremely observant! I have to pick out every animal, every nuance and detail. So this one is super interesting for that reason.
Your write does not disappoint either. Your art is obviously your first passion as of late. Yet I know that the words are there to be built around the graphics. You do it all so well. Every time you come up with new material, I smile.
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Love the integration of the wildlife into your art work, great piece it works with our thoughts on desert flowers surviving. Tight work Lady
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Thank you for that. It took a lot of time and was very tedious. But after I finished I sat back and said wow.
Did I create that? Sometimes in my writing I do the same thing.
Extending into different territory was a little scary mostly because it’s new and I can’t paint but digital art I can do.
I’m getting more comfortable with it, thank god. lol
It’s a bonus that I get you to smile:)Thanks for showing me some love on this! MWA
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Nature’s creative hand always inspires awe. I can smear a bit of paint around on a canvas, but wouldn’t know where to begin with digital art. Clearly, you don’t have such a handicap and can dazzle us with images of the real thing. This fine poem reminds me of the deserts that burst forth in magnificent colors when blessed with rain. Life is tenacious in it’s will to exist.
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I started taking digital art classes using Procreate. Dude, it has an undo tab!
I can’t paint with paint but digital art I can do. This all started with an idea that I wanted to do
my own artwork for my book. Every page in that book is authentically me. It was important to me so
I took the time and learned something new. To say it was rewarding is an understatement!Thanks for checking this out and leaving a comment:)
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Hey, yes of course, I don’t mind at all, in fact most of my family and friends call me Nev, I kind of like it really .. Oh’ n thanks for the additional background info .. I have a thing about Africa too having spent three rather long periods of time in relatively recent years volunteering at a West African psychiatric hospital which I have written extensively about .. Anyway, like I said before, ‘Bloomin bootiful’ .. Neville 😎🌹🥀👍
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Paula Jobi wrote a new post
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I really am touched by this, probably because your childhood sounds a bit like my own. How marvelous it would be if we could all be born into solid, loving families, but alas–not in this world does it happen. Still, despite the lousy hand that life often deals, beautiful flowers may bloom from the poorest soil. I played in leaves, too… and mud puddles.
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FlatDaddy wrote a new post
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I caught the curse vibe in this.
It slowly built up like a possession of his mind and actions
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This is a right good salty tale, especially so since it comes from an Air Force dude. (Makes me a bit jealous, it does) Never see the shore again? I know the feeling, but here’s a tip–if you look to that fluid horizon at night, you will often see tiny lights.
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Crimsin wrote a new post
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I love the rock god!!!
So many great lines in this but I absolutely love flame of fright!!
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Passionately penned, Brenda. Always a great write when music is involved in the story. Excellent work my friend. Appreciate you.
Damian
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I love the commanding voice in this poem! It isn’t a passive admirer; she’s a “Mistress,” an active conjurer of lust. The use of words like “Hexaba,” “culted lust,” and “sanctify the rite with orgasm” is brilliant for creating that sense of forbidden, consuming desire. A passionate wicked piece.
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Really intense images.
I definitely saw a scene of the occult unfolding in these words.I both admire and fear witches.
Regards James
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Adelphina wrote a new post
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Haha this is so cool. I can not tell you how many mosh pits erupt at the last Metallica concert I went to. From opening bands
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Beautifully penned, Adel. Into the book it belongs! Gotta love a musical write that appreciates the mosh pit! Excellent work my friend. I knew Mark would bring up Sabbath! Appreciate you.
Damian
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Girl, this has so much spirit in it. Sometimes the “just for fun” ones actually light up the room. Big smiles all around on this one.
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Amazing art and amazing poetry Adelphina. I love wildlife and your poem oozes it.