The Genius hand gives eternal life to a woman.
Her smile is a mystery and her eyes a hidden message.
Dust and ages keep it secret,
like a dream with blurred edges and faded colors.
Creator, wanted to paint the soul,
an art that no one has managed to steal.
About the Creator
ema
I invent stories, sometimes they need to be written.
Carpe Diem Tempus Fugit.
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So good!!!!! That painting is actually really small in real life too 😂
This is so beautiful! I love that you used such a classic line in this piece, masterful work!
I agree with River. There definitely is something about her that doesn't quite meet the eye. Excellent review!
This is beautifully put. I love the second line especially, that's something so notorious for the Mona Lisa. You captured her well