This piece is one of my older watercolors, named after one of my favorite Marvel characters. This piece is not intended to be her, but it is titled for what her name means. Orroro is an african word meaning beauty. I mixed cultures and traditional garb of varied African tribes to create this amalgam portrait. Enjoy.
16 Comments
Ora Moon 02 Jul 2007
This is quite beautiful, love your concept and the colors are gorgeous!Chris Dawson 12 Jun 2007
The reason why, I like your work, because it shows alot of movement and flow.William Burton Jr 10 Feb 2007
RAW! What can I say .Stanley Layman 04 Feb 2007
Nice, Keep it real!John Enright 30 May 2006
I have not seen your work previously...you are very good.Garrie Mukhawaraman 07 May 2006
Wow...I like this one a lot! Nice drawing you there....hope we can see more from you. Thanks for email me! I will answer soon.Lisa Hill 17 Jan 2006
and enjoying we are! Great work, Lisa xmarc doutherd 12 Jan 2006
Hey Bro! Been real busy. I see your still in the master piece business yourself! outstanding brother!stephanie atlee 24 Dec 2005
Awesome work...i really like this...colorful and moving with a strong tribal feeling...well doneAnalua 23 Dec 2005
WOW!!!! Awsome and marvelous concept work Wilson!!!!Anonymous Guest 22 Dec 2005
I like the fact that you mixed aspects from different tribes, but they come together so well, here. Absolutely beautiful.Sarina Renee 22 Dec 2005
The mix of what they call beauty came out well. The expression in her eyes is very sensual giving her more of a feel of beauty. I like the colors you chose for the jewelry... still natural just enough mix to give her a more glamorous look. Wonderful work!Homayra Amirzada 22 Dec 2005
I love how the woman poses in this art which chages the eyes of the viewer who is seeing this art for the very first time.. very very beaitoful culture here!geri pratt 22 Dec 2005
Really compelling composition. Love the detail work!Andree Lerat 22 Dec 2005
I like this because it's strange. Nice technique.Herman Serrano 22 Dec 2005
...and this is beautiful, just like Storm :) Wonderful dynamic design and composition as always, Wilson. Did you ever catch Barry Winsor-Smith's Orroro story? Magical story...I might have to mail you a scan or two :)