
Central ethereal queen in a shimmering white gown atop a stone…
By @archangeltara ·
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Celestial Challenge
Tags
- fantasy art
- celestial queens
- goddess imagery
- moon temple
- magical aura
- iridescent gowns
- ethereal beings
- cosmic energy
- mystical circle
- epic fantasy
- fantasy illustration
- celestial beings
- magical nebula
- archangel tara style
- dreamy fantasy scene
About this image
A stunning fantasy illustration featuring a radiant central goddess in a luminous white dress standing on a circular pedestal in front of a grand moonlit temple. Surrounding her are eight ethereal queens in vivid gowns, weaving iridescent, nebula-like trails that swirl through a cosmic sky, creating a magical, awe-inspiring scene.
Comments (172)
Well I look at it this way all famous artists sign their name in the bottom right hand corner. It's a signature to let the world know where the art work came from. to retain credit for their work and to add apparent value if they are well-regarded. A prominent signature ensures the artist is recognized even in photos or prints where the back of the canvas is not visible. I feel it doesn't matter when it comes to voting. Also I found on NC I can tell on some whose art work it is by the constant style they are using. If you belong to NC look up IsisNeferHekaBa@IsisNefer for starters. You should be judging by the image not my name
So true and yes that does bring comfort. Every time the phone rings or someone comes to my home I wonder and pray to God they are ok. My dad had a nasty fall at work, so he is dealing with that. He is 85 and he is bouncing back thank God. My mom 78 and she has some issues not serious thank God. My dad has always worked, provided for us. he is the best father ever to us in my eyes and heart.
@DavidP ·
I only meant for an image you want to submit to a challenge. And I don't think there is an explicit rule. It's just that when you voite you'll see no names, just an image, because you are not supposed to be influenced by who submitted each entry. For other images your signature is fine. Actually I am now sorry I mentioned it. Never meant to cause you any bother and stress
Awww sorry I send my condolences to you and your wife WOW 92 that is amazing. I'm 52 my brother will be 44. My sister passed away 12/24/2025 she was 42 so it was a little rough yesterday 1st Easter without her. we are adjusting to her being gone. There was subtle things that she was there with us though.
@DavidP ·
Thank you, though we are past the grief etc. One misses forever --- so sorry to hear of your sister, that is terrible, so young. parents should never outlive their children in my book. At least you all can be together which must be a comfort. PS Thought I'd start a new comment and reply thread 😀
@DavidP ·
That's lovely. Make the most of it. parents of both my wife and I are gone a while now, my father the last in 2020. he was 92. I am approaching 61. Just how life goes
We did too I'm very grateful my parents are still alive for my brother and me to celebrate it with them. My brother and I made dinner it was nice
Tysvm now I am just trying to pick which one to add to the Celestial challenge not sure about this challenge if this is right for it or not
@DavidP ·
I can't comment as I have chosen not to spend my BP time in the DC. Being active with the QTs keeps me busy creating and interacting with that group.
@DavidP ·
I wish both your parenbts good health. At that age, health and well-being just the best gift. I wish you many more years of joy with them
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