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Passion

Hello everybody! I absolutely love this work. This is a complex mix of art pieces combined by me to bring about the effect of a burning spirit of... more

by Majula Warmoth

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$39

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$15

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Title

Passion

Artist

Majula Warmoth

Medium

Photograph

Description

Hello everybody! I absolutely love this work. This is a complex mix of art pieces combined by me to bring about the effect of a burning spirit of passion. The base is a dark photo taken at night. I then used a multitude of graphics including added shadowy clouds.

Uploaded

June 21st, 2015

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Comments (54)

Reynold Jay

Lovely as ever! Well Done. Majula!! FAV!

Kunchar Asthula

Soaring imagination, Majula! I am speechless. F/L.

Michel Verhoef

Very well done and the fire effect is very convincing here Majula !!

Heather James

Absolutely beautiful!! L/f

Joaquin Abella

Very beautiful colors. Very good work.

Ramon Martinez

Outstanding work! Please, could you submit this work in my Group "Women angels"? L&F

Majula Warmoth

Thanks Lilia for featuring "Passion" in your amazing group Creative Expressions!! I am so grateful!

Gary Keesler

Wow, I'm in love!!! Such hot & steamy passion that fills my mind & soul with a hush of immediate endorphins, endogenous opioid neuropeptides which are normally produced by the central nervous system and pituitary gland. It consists of two parts: endo- and -orphin, short forms of the words endogenous and morphine, intended to mean "a morphine-like substance originating from within the body". Who knew? Very well done, Majula. You just sank my heart with this image. Favorite (YES)

Majula Warmoth replied:

WOW Gary!!! Damn, thank you for eternity!!!! You totally tapped into this piece. The funny thing is I am pursuing a masters in neuroscience so I can map out exactly how this connected within you..lol...and a fabulous commentary for others about the connectedness of neurobiology and physiology. Awesome!