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Psalm of a Wounded Soul
by Jocelyn Soriano
“O wounded soul
who can understand thee…
Who can bear with thy sorrow
and who can fathom thy tears
who can plunge into your darkness
and bring some light therein
where light has been forgotten
where warmth is nowhere
and no sympathy is afforded thee”
Digital photo-manipulation using stock images.
elements – with much appreciation!
background, 1 texture – AshenSorrow
windows – FrozenStarRo
2 models – magik stock
1 model – amethystdreams1987
child model – eirian-stock
2 purchased textures
My name is Kimberley (Kim). Thank you for visiting my gallery – I appreciate your visit and welcome your comments.
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Eerie atmosphere… excellent work Kim !!!
( don’t be so sad !)
xoxo
Thank you Dominique. I am not so sad now… creating this actually helped and I knew I would find some understanding from the group here… but the image is also about the progression TO becoming a wounded soul… we start out so eager, innocent, curious… and we get hurt. And over time, we turn away and close the windows to our soul…. personally, I am not that wouned, but I understand it….
– KBritt
Beautiful work Kim – you have a very creative mind and the talent to put it together.
Thank you very much! Finding stock pieces available for this kind of work has been very liberating!
– KBritt
Fantasy Fine Art Composites
Thanks very much!!!
– KBritt
Instant favourite for me
Thank you so much! Glad you like it!
– KBritt
Your fabulous artwork made the Top 10 in the challenge at Beautiful Blends, Love is a 2-Way Street! Congratulations, Kim!
Visit the Feature Forum here. Thanks for entering and for your all your participation in the group!
I am honored – thank you so much!! ~kim
– KBritt
Wow you are really good at this, I wish I could some this elaborate. Don’t know how you all do this in photoshop.
Thank you so much Charlene. It takes time and trial to learn it, but it is not hard. It involves layer masks and blending. This was actually one of my early works. There are great tutorials on line for learning this. If you’d like more info, send me a bubble mail!!
Thank you again for the look and kind words!!! ~kim
– KBritt
This is spectacular…Wonderful imagination and great work…