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Wow! Your picture comes as a surprise - from beautiful turquoises and soft layering to a door that I wouldn't like to open!! Fabuloous!!
ReplyDeleteTalk about Fire down below! Brilliant! xx
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning, Electra!
ReplyDeleteHot! Excellent art piece, again
ReplyDeleteGorgeous entry. Love the door open to hell. Sometimes I feel I am about to open this very door and sometimes I feel I am there.Fabulous work, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've really stretched the boundaries of "still life" here, in a dramatic and artful way.
ReplyDeleteFantastic and mystical. Great image combination!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, manus
This is beyond amazing.
ReplyDeleteOther than that I'm speechless with admiration.
WOW! I hope the previous occupant of the empty chair ran away and didn't go through that door!! What a thought-provoking piece, Patti. Lovely and imaginative!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful array of elements for a still life! I love doors that open into other worlds.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...we might want to shut that door until the fire department gets here!
ReplyDeleteI love your creative approach to the prompt this week!
Betty
Oh wow, Electra, this has so many messages on so many levels. Unbelievably amazing.
ReplyDeleteToo much clever and beautiful dear Patti!
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless in front of your impressive artwork my friend, as usual. I'd like to know your thoughts... during doing this piece of art.
This is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWay cool, my dear!
ReplyDeletewhat fantastic art! standing at that door, first I'd be stunned, then hopefully I'd be able to turn and RUN!
ReplyDeletePeace or what's behind door #1... hmmmmmmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work! I love the bright blue door and the contrast of the flames behind it.
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