Rose surrealism

Farewell - Love poem - Anne Bronte love poem 'Farewell' - love poem of remembrance, loss and hope from the Bronte sister Anne.

Valentine’s Day, as we all know, is a holiday not of love, really, but of stuff: of stuffed Teddies clutching heart-shaped pillows, pack of saccharine Sweethearts, pink fizzy bath salts, or perhaps a boxed rose bearing the message “I Love Us.” This year, we asked ten photographers and artists to respond to the kitschy commodification

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Jim Tsinganos is a Sydney based Illustrator with over 20 years experience. Working primarily with pastels and watercolor, he is interested in creating work with a strong conceptual basis, which in most cases turns out to be very surreal. Check it out!

Blake Flynn

A surreal and detailed illustration depicts a large, vibrant red rose with a human eye in the center. The rose is surrounded by other roses in various stages of bloom, all against a teal background. The roses are rendered in a delicate line style, with wispy white clouds surrounding them, creating a dreamy and ethereal atmosphere. The eye appears to be staring out from the rose, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to the composition.