Various Takes on Rose-Colored Glasses

May 13, 2020 Courtney Rios 0

While browsing our enormous collection of art, an interesting subject matter trend caught our eye. We noticed various interpretations of rose-colored glasses in our art prints, and thought we’d pull them into a curation. Given these “strange and uncertain times,” this curation could be just the right dose of optimism you need.

Rose-colored glasses are a figure of speech traditionally indicating unwavering optimism. People described as wearing rose-colored glasses tend to see everything on the bright side. Our curation showcases literal takes on this expression, like tinted sunglasses, and more metaphorical takes on the phrase, such as portraits with blooming roses placed deliberately over their eyes. Whether it’s embracing optimism, making a statement on naivete, or just presenting a cool visual, you’re sure to find an artistic version of rose-colored glasses that means something unique to you.

iCanvas has a fun variety of rose-colored glasses-inspired prints, making it easy to find one that fits your personality. Check out our curation below to find one that speaks to you.

“The Optimist Rose Tinted Glasses” by Laura Graves shows a woman wearing sunglasses staring into an array of pink flowers.

“Forlorn” by Victoria Obscure shows a woman with bleached hair holding pink roses over her glowing blue eyes.

“Lets Chase Rainbows XX” by Jenaya Jackson shows rose-colored glasses with flower details on the rims.

“Rose Eyes” by DEMÖ shows a person with distorted hands with red roses over their eyes.

“Blinded II” by Victoria Olt shows a woman with purple hair and purple, pink, and yellow flowers covering her eyes with a starry sky in the background.

“Rose Gold Flower Girl” by Nature Magick shows a girl with a bouquet of pink, gold, and gray flowers over her eyes

“Girl Flower Eyes Paint” by Lostanaw shows a girl with pink roses covering her eyes and blue butterflies in her brown hair.

“The Reason You Dream” by Black Ink Art shows a frog with roses as eyes surrounded by brains.

“Heart Shaped, Rose Colored Glasses” by Bella Pilar shows a woman wearing a strapless dress and heart-shaped sunglasses standing next to a pink script phrase that says, “See the world through heart shaped rose colored glasses”.

“Frida Kahlo My Treasure” by Lostanaw shows a black and white picture of Frida Kahlo with red roses covering her eyes and a monkey holding onto her while attached to a chain.

“Oblivion” by Natalie Shau shows a woman wearing space buns and pink sunglasses decorated with birds and flowers with clouds in the background.

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