Botanical Rebellion in White

This piece began as a simple pansy study. Then the leaves staged a coup. The central flower was digitally sculpted after an intense debate between “keep it pure” and “add drama.” The white petals were shaped with the delicacy of someone who’s afraid of commitment, while the blue and yellow accents were added in a moment of emotional honesty.

The green leaves? They weren’t planned. They arrived uninvited, multiplied, and refused to leave. Each one was placed manually, while the artist muttered “this is fine” with increasing disbelief. The ornate corners were added last, mostly to distract from the botanical uprising. The final result is a floral manifesto wrapped in ornamental diplomacy.