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Sumi-e Orchid at Sunset

June 23, 2014
By Kiwi-Fur BRONZE, Johnson City, Tennessee
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This design was originally an ink painting on rice paper.

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Kiwi-Fur BRONZE said...
on Jul. 6 2014 at 5:17 pm
Kiwi-Fur BRONZE, Johnson City, Tennessee
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Thanks for your kind words! 
AlaNova ELITE said...
on Jul. 4 2014 at 11:00 am
AlaNova ELITE, Naperville, Illinois
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Wow, I don't think I've ever admired an orchid so much, in art or out. This is so lavishly and so expressively done, and it makes it even more incredible that it was originally done on rice paper. Bravi, you are just bursting with talent. :)