185/366 I Am Your Beloved
I do not have a clue about explaining the title-it popped into my head and anymore, I just run with this stuff-
Image taken with Hipstamatic using Chan Lens and Runway film, and processed with Snapseed, iColorama, Stackables, and Pic-Tap-Go
For today: I Am Your Beloved
I Am Your Beloved
Move the Chair 
“….Thus, in her flower paintings, O’Keeffe simultaneously exploited long-standing gender associations with flowers and recast the genre to present herself as an uninhibited ‘modern’ woman and vanguard artist.”
–Randall Griffin–
I finally remembered who your recent work reminds me of. I saw an O’keefe Exhibit at LA many many years ago…it was astounding. I recommend that everyone go if to one if they can. Until then we should just keep following you, Meg. ~~dru~~
I am humbled by your comment dru-thank you so very much. O’Keefe is one of my favorite artists and I know a very powerful influence for me-I so appreciate your comment more than you know-Thank you so much for taking a look!
Wow, that’s outstanding! And my first thought was that reminds me of Georgia O’Keefe! BTW, you’re over halfway to 366 now!
Thank you Bill so much! It is so interesting in reading people’s comments what draws them to the image. And yes, I realized the other day that I am halfway through-unbelievable. This is not the first year I have done a 365 project, but this one has been the most demanding and challenging I think-Appreciate your visits always!
Meg, I salute your devotion to posting so often. It will undoubtedly push your creativity (as it already has). It would be interesting to know how the title surfaced.
Thank you Sally so much-This year has been challenging for this project, but there is definitely something to be said for doing it in terms of breaking through walls and experimenting. Lately, I have been looking through a book about roses that belonged to my mother. And I was taken with the amazing and wonderful names that have been given to roses. There is a deep red hybrid tea called “Beloved.” I suspect that might have planted the seed, so to speak.
Divine! I want more apps 😊
🙂 ! And the fairy app mother said, “And so you shall, Princess Julie!” Just take thee to the app store- 😉 And she lived imaginatively every after.
Very pretty
Thank you so much Raewyn!