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Recent Work

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  Swish swish by Temma

  The blades of one the Wind turbines with a touch of the evening sunlight and dark clouds in the background. Woolnorth Tasmania.

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  Handle With Care by Paul Wilkin

  A miniature world created using stock images. Hands by My partner Ursula World by jraco Lake by zraynj21 Japanese Garden by LXXVIII Leaves by chop-stock Bonsai Tree by NarcoGrafico Inspiration from Rob Shields

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  Oil Kills (red & white) by Frank Stillitano

  Our society’s addiction to oil and oil based products is threatening the human race. Corporate greed is compromising human rights and the environment through pollution and global warming. Things must change before it’s too late. This t-shirt is designed to quickly communicate the relationship between oil consumption and human suffering. The image of a hand gun and the use of the colour red represents blood and human suffering. The fuel pump nozzle and use of black represents oil and petrol consumption. The link between the two items is the ‘trigger’, each of which is designed to be levered by the human finger. The ‘Oil Kills’ global message defies language barriers; selling to buyers in USA, UK, Canada, Europe and Australia.

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  Ready or Not... by Alan Harman

  I thought this one was somewhat ironic. The wind farm on the dijk, the sun shining it’s energy and the vapour trail from the fuel guzzling planes in the background.. Ready or not, the oil is running out.. Taken at the Blesdijk windfarm in northern Netherlands in 2009.

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  toxic waste is a corporate legacy by Art Action Union

  by Kathleen

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  nuclear waste is bad for the water by Art Action Union

  by Kathleen

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  Amazing World by Dave Martsolf

  More AWEsome when viewed LARGE. Even MORE awesome when you jump off into infinity, but OK, you can wait for that. Just another compilation of our family’s love of mountains, nature, and the cosmos. We live life in amazement. The focus of this piece is an awareness of the possibilities of renewable energy as a freeing source of unlimited power in mankind’s future, both wind and solar. The location of the EArth-bound photograph is the upper slopes of Mt. Welch in New Hampshire, USA. Background star fields courtesy of the Hubble Space Telescope. Amazing World was featured in Earth Keepers October 2009. Calendars for Friends Surreal Paintings Calendar / Surreal Watercolors Calendar Glacier National Park Calendar / Roses Calendar / Works Featured in Red Bubble Groups Sunrise was featured in Fantastic Primitive Art in October 2009. / Alien Beach Resort Architecture was featured in You’re Accepted group October 2009. / Emily’s Ridge Walk was featured in Art for the World October 2009. / Alien Beach Resort Architecture was featured in the Surrealism group September 2009. / Civilization Found Intact was featured in The Voyage of the Surrealists September 2009. / Mother and Child was featured in The Divine Feminine September 2009. / Shadows on the Land was featured in All Parks September 2009. / Forest near Saint Mary Falls was featured in Mother Nature’s Wonders September 2009. / The Last Supper and Civilization Found Intact were both featured in Imaginative Realism in September 2009. / Alien Hive City was featured in C.O.R.E in September 2009. / Classical Construction was featured in Urban Art in September 2009. / Mountain Retreat and Odalisque were both featured in Fantastic Primitive Art in September 2009. / The Boneyard of Unused Shapes was featured in Finks of Inks in September 2009. / The Millenium Stone was featured in Paintings Modern and Beyond – PiMT in September 2009. / Emmas Sunglasses was featured in Paintings Modern and Beyond – PiMT in September 2009. / Stark Contrast was featured in Appalachian Artists in September 2009. / Mount Gould was featured in AMERICA’S National Parks and WILDLIFE Habitat in September 2009. / A Last Minute Apocalyptic Education was featured in Let’s Pay Homage and Avant Garde in September 2009. / A Last Minute Apocalyptic Education also won 5th place in Avant Garde’s Homage to Dali Challenge in September 2009. / Sedimentary Abstract was featured in Visual Texture group in September 2009. / Friends was featured in The Voyage of the Surrealists in August 2009. / Going-to-the-Sun Mountain was featured in Gateways in August 2009. / Full Force was featured in Fantastic Primitive Art in August 2009. / Portents of Genius was featured in C.O.R.E in August 2009. / The Boneyard of Unused Shapes was featured in Works on Paper in August 2009. / Stark Contrast was featured in the Appalachian State Parks group in August 2009. / The Last Supper was featured in Hand Painted or Drawn Buildings and Architecture in August 2009. / Windows of Allegory was featured in FEATURED ONLY , August 2009. / Ferris Wheel was featured in Windmills and Ferris wheels group in August 2009. / Friends was featured in Imaginative Realism August 2009. / Deep Canopy was featured in the Earth Keepers Environmental Awareness group, August 2009. / Emma’s Sunglasses was featured in Digital Artists United August 2009. / The Arguments of Heisenberg and Einstein Weighed by a Partial Observer was featured in Art for the World August 2009. / Black Forest was featured in Water Media group, August 2009 / Surface Tension was featured in Fine Arts group, August 2009. / The Bridge was featured in the Dark Future group and the Oil Painting group in August 2009. / Windows of Allegory was featured in C.O.R.E., August 2009. / Also featured in C.O.R.E. – Civilization Found Intact / and Global Dreaming , both in August 2009. / The Cathedral has been featured in Hand painted or drawn Buildings and architecture . / Surface Tension has been featured at Painted Dogs and at Realist Traditional Art . / Crown Fire has been featured in Appalachian State Parks . / Crown Fire also served as the Avatar for the “Tree” Challenge in Appalachian State Parks in August 2009. / Illumination Beyond Ursa Major has been featured in Dark Future group. / Gold Bejeweled Fertility Goddess has been featured in Works-on-Paper . / Friends has been featured in Parallel Dimensions . / Emma’s Fantasy Stargate Nova has been featured in Surrealism . / Lady of the Flowers was featured in Finks of Inks . Featured Images

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  Try And Catch The Wind... by Alan Harman

  Taken at the Blesdijk windfarm in northern Netherlands in 2009.

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  Need I Say More?? by Tonye Banks

  Really, what else is there to say??? We all know we should be doing it…so let’s just do it!! Reduce, ReUse,Recycle…. :)

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  Stark & Ugly Our Reality Is... by Xadrik

  ...Wind “Power”...

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  Wind Farm by Temma

  These Roaring 40s towers stand at 99 meters high the blades are 60 meters long. There are 37 at this Bluff Point site.Woolnorth, Tasmania.

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  Branching out. by Rudywalsh

  Art/Photography. Branching out. A black and white illustration of a wind turbine, ranging from / $25.000 to $3.million wind turbines are defiantly one of the ways forward for an energy efficient / World, wind turbines are generally coloured white or gray so they blend in with the clouds.