Thursday, July 31, 2008

Mademoiselle Juliette

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A portrait of a young, sullen temptress by Russian digital artist Katya inspires this entry into the Fields of Arbol. I am very impressed with the number of extremely competent and inspired digital artists I am dealing with right now. They have attitude, style and a desire to push their tools to the limit. Excellent artists, as exemplified in Katya's

Mademoiselle Juliette

her curiosity
shines out through sullen eyes
practiced in the art of stealing a heart.
or many, with a toss of hair and a pout
or frown or lowered eyelids to imply
you should go with her
and do what she wants.
innocence is her currency
she barters, in counterfeit coin,
to the unsuspecting suitor.
who rarely regrets the exchange.


William F. DeVault. all rights reserved.

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