"Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same. Emily Bronte"

She passively is locked there in her mind's room. Standing for the moment when it will permissible to end the wait and take her first bite. Wondering, what good will come of it? Will knowledge cover that which wasn't needed covered before?

A very metaphorical abstract you have given us tonight. For example, the chosen color of green for the apple. Green is the color of life, renewal, nature, and energy. It has also been used to show harmony. I would love to see her face and learn from her expressions her thoughts and fears of what will come next.

It makes me wonder, what art will come next from you.

What can you do with a woman under thirty?
It's true she has a certain freshness, like a green apple,
but how raw, unformed, without the mellowness of maturity.

What can you talk about with a young woman?
That is, if she gives you a chance to talk,
as she talks and talks and talks about herself.
Her 'self' is the most important object in the universe.
She lacks the experience of intimate, sensitive silences.

'Dudley Randall'

Contemporary Art in 'Optima Forma', Lisa!

Great one, my friend!

The neon green apple in the hand of a pregnant woman apparently in the last stages of pregnancy. That green is almost the color of poison and there is a new life about to enter this world. Very good work which leaves us to our imagination Lisa. I think I can see the eyes and mouth of the baby waiting for the moment of release.

The colors in this are mystical and I really like that ghostly bass clef shape of the foreground bun. Thank you so much for posting.

It is...Different!

What a splendid work of art! This really shows some creativity from you. I love the neon green apple! Lisa, your very talented, and hope to see more creative works of art from you. tigs=^..^=

Creative piece of contemporary work, do enjoy your talent.

I just wrote about three paragraphs. When I hit "Post this Comment" I received an error code saying that I can only post a comment every 20 seconds and that I should "twiddle your thumbs". Computers are great except when they're not.

I'm not feeling very philosophical; so I'll stay away from the why and concentrate on your technique which is fascinating to me. Once again I will say that I have no idea how you do this, but you are very good at it.

I like the stippled effect which makes this look like a stone lithograph which I'm sure it's not.

Dorothy

P.S. I don't think this woman looks like she's in the latter stages of pregnancy. That's about the size of my butt, and I'm not pregnant.

That is definitely a derriere! It never occurred to me that anyone else would see it as something otherwise. ~ Lisa

Well it is quite the interesting piece Lisa. Pardon me while I blush a little bit. Very creative.

Fantastic and artistic render Lisa!!! powerful and simple. Love it. Great work!!

Absolutely stunning and breathtaking.... WOW...favorite! You have a lot of creative genes.