She stared at the paper one more time.
This dreamy artist completed the final stroke of the watercolour drawing when it suddenly came to life!
The blue eye floated off the paper expanding and transforming into the Helix nebula. The vibrant colors danced and swirled in a cosmic dance as the eye gazed in wonder at the vast expanse of the universe. Stars twinkled and galaxies spiraled in the distance and the eye felt a sense of awe and belonging.
It had found its place among the stars, forever a part of the beauty and mystery of the cosmos.
About the Creator
Cezarina Trone
Writing a new world into existence, bringing magic, ease & wholeness to others 'making them light up from the inside'. Apart from writing, I dedicate all my time facilitating sound therapy and quantum energy sessions: www.cezarinatrone.com
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Love the imagery in this piece!
Colorful story. Love the photo art too.