HARMONY!


Harmony!

Hey lovely people,
The painting you are seeing above⇈ is one of my favourite ones. 'Cuz At first sight, anybody can feel harmony and calm with a sweet smile 😊. That's not swank at all, I've seen people like this...

Well in this painting, it's a little illusion about the girl taking a sea wave as a blanket /bed sheet! It's just an imaginary painting, still it looks beautiful...
And I hope it will bring smile in your face too.




".....a harmonious design requires that nothing be added or taken away." -Marcus V. Pollio

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