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THE SISTERHOOD

THE SISTERHOOD IS A GROUP OPEN TO ALL WOMEN OVER 18 YEARS WHO WANT TO SHARE THEIR ART AND WRITINGS WITH OTHER WOMEN RELATING TO THEIR TRIALS, TRIBULATIONS, LOVE, FREEDOM AND JOY.

Featured Work

The Entrance by -Whisper-

‘Finding our way to the Sacred’ 3D created with Vue 6 Studio Pro Featured in THE SISTERHOOD Nov 27 2009 / Featured in Gaia Dec 7 2009 / Thank you!
Living in Fear by mimulux

fear has many ‘faces’.. i have seen some of them.. life threatening, crippling.. i survived.. not only that.. each encounter made me stronger. photomanipulation done in PSP X thanks for stock goes to: UmbradeNoapte-stock / jusuart-stock textures and other stock from my own collection view in large mode please !
Sweet by inge

what a sweet little girl just keeping her eyes on what was going on, Rajahstan, India / Canon EOS5D,Aperture2.
Look Away by awdigitaldreams

SP / Canon SX1-IS / GIMP Edit / Halogen downlight only light source / no flash American Trilogy – Elvis Presley
Red for the Holidays by Kim McClain

Red for the Holidays is a photo of a pink rose enhanced in PaintShopPro for those who love RED during the holidays / / / Featured in The Sisterhood 11-27-09 / 234 views 12-11-09 / Featured in Shapes and Patterns 12-23-09
'Girl with Shawl' (Pastel) by Lynda Robinson

Pastel on Colourfix sanded paper (Burgundy) 50cm x 35cm My daughter-in-law reluctantly agreed to pose for me so that I could have a ‘life drawn’ work in a solo exhibition held a couple of years ago. Featured in The Sisterhood – Nov 2009
Home Grown Roots by Sherene Clow

This amazing tree is smack, bang in the middle of Brisbane City! Great texture, exposure and completely out of place. Fabulous!
Abstract Geometric Flower by Orla Cahill

Colouring pencil on cartridge paper based on a section of an ‘Abstract Geometric Flower Sculpture’ in a green environment from the ‘Sculpture in Context’ exhibition at The National Botanic Gardens, Dublin. Autumn 2009. Artwork from Ireland. / Medium: Faber Castell Polychromos Pencils on Cartridge Paper Featured in: If It Doesn’t Belong – 27th November 2009. Featured in: The Sisterhood – 27th November 2009. Example of Greeting Card: (blank inside) / Example of Framed Print: /
Annie circa 1935 by phatpuppy

Something for Thanksgiving in memory of my great-grandmother, Anastasia. :) / I wanted something older in feeling. ;) textures come from http://laflaneuse.deviantart.com/ / woman purchased / window http://blackkitty666.deviantart.com/ / background image sxc.hu Eat lots of turkey everybody! / Gobble! Gobble!
Finding Nature by Maria Dryfhout

Little girl holding a goose egg.
Veil by Cynthia Lund Torroll

A marriage of two older pencil drawings, Heliotroped / and Patina / brings you to “Veil”.
A Maiden from Glastonbury by journeyheart5

An image created for dear friends who have welcomed me lovingly to Glastonbury, UK. May life hold a warm welcome for you.

Recent Work

The road is alive by RavenSoul

At least it sure seemed to be as the snow slithered and crawled as the wind pushed it across the road.
Sisters Vintage Framed by Melissa Gurdus

This was taken on December 14, 2009 at night with flash and converted to the vintage tones and framed using Photo Shop CS4. Canon 5D Mark II
“The nativity of the Lord” by Aleonart

“The nativity of the Lord” This is a special dress. The precious jacquard fabric of white lilies on the light-golden basis was bought at an ancient Lyons factory (we divided the roll half-and-half with the House of Dior), and then we could not find a suitable scarlet velvet. It is magnificent velvet, with a bright color and the texture like a myriad of rubies. The long medieval sleeves of the dress and its inside are lined with it representing the blood of the Lamb – the Son of God. The white color symbolizes His righteousness and the Lily is the symbol of the Gospel about the birth of the Savior. / The model who was demonstrating this dress in Sydney, a non-Christian girl named Madeleine, was filled with an awe of God’s touch, going on the podium. After the show I had to persuade her to take off the dress because she was afraid to lose God’s presence. I promised her that if she opens her heart to Christ, He will clothe her in His clothes of righteousness. And the next day we saw her shining face in church.
Sisters in Sepia and Frame by Melissa Gurdus

Taken on December 14, 2009 at night with flash. Converted into sepia tones and framed using Photo Shop CS4. Canon 5D Mark II
morning sky.... by terezadelpilar

Lisbon / Portugal / . / . / Canon EOS 500D / . / . / MERRY CHRISTMAS / .
Gentle Rose.Collection. by Vitta

I like flowers very much.
The Mother and The Child by ellamental

50% To go to Art for cancer
Baby Blue by plunder

Made with UF 5 / /
Mother Nature's Christmas Tree by Lois Bryan

A very Merry Christmas to all!!! This image is a personal favorite of mine … looking closely you can see the shape of a cross at the top of the large tree at the end of the fence line … one of those situations where the camera saw what the photographer did not. Taken at the top of Blue Knob in Claysburg, Pennsylvania. This image was taken on January 20, 2009 with the Nikon D40x and the 18-200mm vr Nikon lens. 1/320, aperture f/14.00, exp. -.33, iso 400. Textures added in Photoshop.
My Friend - We all need one by Elisabeta Hermann

After a very unhappy period in my life, and several month when I just COULD NOT PAINT, this was the first painting I did, and YES!...this painting made me HAPPY, “My Friend” was there WITH me and FOR me!... Did you notive his friendly eyes and smile?...:))) That’s all what I needed…. Original: / Acrylic (mainly painted with palette knife), on Stretched Canvas, 12/12in Available. This painting was FEATURED in “First Things Group” on Nov. 22, 2009
Abandoned - A little strange feeling for each of us... by Elisabeta Hermann

Honestly, I don’t think there is much to say…I just hope that I captured the moment and the frustration of this young Lady. The Original painting was sold to an Art Collector from VA. Original: / Acrylic on Stretched Canvas (painted mostly with Palette Knife), 16/20in This painting was Featured in ”! 100% !” GROUP on Nov. 16th 2009 THIS PAINTING WON THE 1st PLACE IN “IMPRESSIONISM CAFFE” GROUP AVATAR / CHALLENGE on Nov. 23. 2009 This painting came up in the TOP TEN in “Art At Its Best” challenge “People” on Dec. 02. 2009 This painting was Featured in “Art For The World” GROUP on Dec. 11. 2009 This painting was Featured in “NO! NO! NOT THE COMFY CHAIR!!!” GROUP on Dec. 13. 2009
Quiet Contemplation - We All Have a Moment Like This... by Elisabeta Hermann

Now is the time to Contemplate the Past and Think about the Future. Betty used inpressionist techniques and soft hues to create a moment of quiet contemplation. The subject of the painting relaxes quietly, contemplating the moment thinking of things past while wondering what the future holds for her. This painting is done mostly with the palette knife. Original: / Acrylic on Canvas Panel, 8/8in Available. This painting was FEATURED in “Imressionism Cafe” Group on Dec. 08. 2009