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This is a digital watercolor of a victorian lady superimposed in the stamen. Yellow, green, and rich red petals seem to emanate from her. Eyes closed head tilted upward, she is clearly not to be bothered in her lovely environment!

*Please note that the proceeds from all my work on fine art america and pixels are donated to the Lupus Foundation of America. Buy one of my pieces and you can made a difference too!

*** ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE SALES OF MY ART WILL BE DONATED TO THE LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, WHICH SERVES THE VICTIMS OF THIS DEBILITATING AUTOIMMUNE DISORDER. So if you like my work, please buy it and know that you too are making a difference. Maggie Vlazny (A.K.A. Femina Photo Art) is a Christian digital artist, photographer and writer born in New Jersey, USA. She studied art and literature at The College of New Rochelle, NY, where she earned her BA in the Liberal Arts. In 2012 two of her artworks were accepted into competitive, juried exhibits: "Fading' by the Pocono Arts Council", and "Pink Memories" by Together Arts, where both entries placed. Her "Green Mystery Montage" was on exhibit by the Pocono Arts Council at the Art...