Golden aroma Chanel No. 5

Perfumer Ernest Beaux created this aroma in 1920 and a year later it was named Chanel No. 5. I would appreciate your attention. Sincerely, Tatiana

Welcome back, Tatiana! I didn't understand anything, but visually this picture attracts my eye and my soul! Sincere compliments! Cheers to your comeback! PDE

This magnificent image of yours evokes the release of this historic perfume into the air and you seem to appreciate the aroma.

Marylin Monroe liked it very much, it is said that to a journalist, who asked her what she wore at night, she answered only 2 drops of Chanel No 5 , ciao Giangiorgio

Hi Tatiana,

 

this appealing abstract had the fragrance of of one of your creations about it when I saw the thumbnail. I Googled the bottle of classic no. 5 and it has the same colors, so I guess you're treating us to one of your amazing Photoshop creations again. I would like to know (roughly) what you did to create this abstract. Well done! Kind regards, Vincent

Thanks a lot, Vincent, for your observations and a generous compliment! Special thanks for the question. I will try to explain. The original picture is “Barrel. Chanel No 5 ”, published about a year ago. This picture is an attempt to depict the spread of the fragrance. The physics of the process of spreading aromas is a combination of diffusion and convection. Therefore, as the main PP tools were used "Diffusion" and "Gradient". The picture was created a year ago. I'm not sure if I can repeat it exactly the same now. Sincerely, Tatiana

Awesome mesmerizing image Tatiana.It's one of those images you can really get lost in. Best regards, Patrick

Tatiana, my computer is giving me a nervous breakdown. After drafting my remarks, I clicked on the bloody "Add Comment" button to post it. However, after watching the stupid little circle spinning for what seemed to be an eternity, I was able to escape. Suffice it to say that this image is a masterful work that belongs in a museum. - - My best always, michael

Glad you liked it, Pierre! This picture is an attempt to depict the spread of the fragrance. Thank you very much for your expressive compliment! Sincerely, Tatiana

Thank you so much, Giangiorgio, for your imaginative observation and your generous compliment! Sincerely, Tatiana

Many thanks, Patrick, for your mesmerizing observation and generous compliment! Sincerely, Tatiana

Thank you very much, Michael, for your observation and your generous compliment! Sincerely, Tatiana!

It is beautiful, not yet totally understood. But I love the many forms and the mono color. Surpassing photography and moving into the art of painting. Daring and a thing to welcome within our works. I am impressed by your creativity.

Kind regards

Herman

Glad you liked it, Herman! I tried to portray the spread of the fragrance. Many thanks! Sincerely, Tatiana