Cradle of Life

There are a lot of dark colors in this picture which is appropriate to an out space setting. In this space setting I see a likeness to a woman who is holding both the moon and the earth in place. I see a yellow ball in her head but a pink ball where her heart is. So as far as space goes, we know the logic behind the forces in space that keep everything in place (to some extent) because we have an awareness of the sun. But we don't know the actual divine love and intentions for why things are created and maintained as they are in space. Because I have never heard of a pink sun. The woman holds the moon and earth close to her body, especially close to her bosom. So both the earth and the moon are very precious to the woman. The woman almost has a maternal love towards both of these planets.

But personally I would have used a likeness of a man, because outer-space is an extremely harsh and forgiving place to be. I would even go as far as saying that space is less forgiving than our oceans. But you are correct in saying that it is because of divine love that this earth was created and is maintained.

I also noticed that even though this was just a likeness of a woman you still went ahead and added some details that are only noticed when you look closely. I take this to mean that you are proud of the womanly figure; you are proud of being a woman. I admire that in you.

Although there is a harshness to space (not to mention its freezing cold) the mood to this picture is warm, gentle, relaxed, and caring. You did a very nice job at making this. Keep Going!