She was legendary for her hairstyles - but most of all, for the roses that grew in winter. Most people called it miraculous.
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12 comments:
Oh my! What a fun and beautiful illustration! I love the idea of her too--legendary for her hairdoo's, and the complete outrageousness of growing roses in one. Marvelous!
Splendid piece and so imaginative.
FUN!!!
you are a prismacolor genius! i could never get my prismacolors to turn out something this beautiful. legendary indeed!
Oh my the colors are fabulous!
Interesting take on the theme!
I would love roses like that in winter!
Pretty 'breezy' illo too!
I love this! Silly, cute and beautiful all at the same time.
HA! This is so wonderful! Yes, that WOULD be a legendary woman. And I bet she smelled heavenly. Beautiful illo, Valerie!
beautiful piece! great response on the topic.
Really nice. Lovely purple roses. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Lovely subtle color variations in this:)
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