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I will leave you to decipher what this piece resembles...
Maybe study a little into the lotus flower and what it means.  This piece in Mixed Media. Watercolor and digital. Comments and crit. is surely welcome and encouraged.  If you would like a larger version or a wallpaper version, ask me.  I made this one at 2000x3000 at 300dpi. |
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I'd definitely appreciate a wallpaper.
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But i have no idea what it means.. sorry
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I'll say this. The japanese type translates to "Origin Of God" but properly translated means "Birth of the divine"
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Thanks
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