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When my children were small, they always did and said the most adorable things. Of course, my grandchildren are even cuter. :o) We always went for walks when I visited the little ones and looked at all the wonderment around us. My grandson always thought the butterflies on the flowers were kissing them not eating lunch as his dad and I told him. I have to admit, I like his version best.
Created in Apophysis 3D Hack. Postwork in Photoshop.
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I try to create images that will touch your heart or soul and make them go “twang”. Eye candy for the soul is my goal. :o)
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simply beautiful Bunny
Thank you Robert! I’m glad you like this. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
Beautiful work gorgeous, I love the colors, like porcelain, xxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you so much dear Carlotta. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
Looks like fine spun glass to me Bunny.. Beautiful!
Thank you LJ! Such a wonderful comment. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
How sweet your writing is and your image is just awesome. Thank you for sharing both.
I appreciate your wonderfully kind comment. Thank you Marjorie. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
Gorgeous image here and love the story you tell~I like the butterfly kisses better as well! Pretty sweet of him to think that way ~:)
That adorable little boy is now 13 years old. They grow up so fast. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
Looks like a gorgeous watercolor! Very sweet as is the writing. :o)
Thank you Jen. Such a wonderful comment. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
I love what you have done with this.
Especially the embossed effect.
Thank you for such a sweet comment Larry. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
Beautiful and I like the story about your grandson. :)
Thank you my friend. So sweet. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
So delicately beautiful, Bunny, and the story is very cute!
Thank you for your wonderful comment. :o)
– Bunny Clarke
A very nice one, I like the dimensionality, like looking into a silky flower cup.
Thank you Syd. I try for making my work “different”. :o)
– Bunny Clarke