This is a print done by Buro Fur Form with her quote on the side reading: "Graphic design and its creative message are changing day by day. Designers are responsible for these messages, which are definitely hidden in their work." Whether or not this print has a message is debatable. If I were a flower expert then I might be able to find symbolism in what's coming out of her hair. Her hair is flying in her face as if a gust of wind is coming from behind her to make it sweep out in that monster tentacle way. Her make up is done, with her lips fully filled, eyebrows thinned, and her eye lashes thick. In portraying her feminine features her nose was discluded from the design and a beauty mark was placed. My favorite part has to be the rainbow gradient made to spectacularly display the shape in this design. She's the iconic form of feminine beauty with the flowers on all sides, what message this is trying to convey is beyond me. Tell me if you have a theory!
 
Source: Contemporary Graphic Design, pg. 76, by Buro Fur Form