Featured Work
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ME by Katie Young
oil on wood
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Re-Linked by Barbara Glatzeder
Pastel on watercolour paper. Although my collaborating partners didn’t feel it was necessary, I needed to complete this piece … I have been fortunate to have done several collaborations with Mark, and I have never changed his compositions. I don’t intend on starting now :-) Poem by Kristina Strong like steel / Breaking through the wind / Forcing it’s way through the past / On to the future / A bond so volatile, so feared / A link, to join us all / We face the world and smile / We feel the barbs and spikes / We surround ourselves with white light / And drift in to the fate we have been given / United in love and hate / United in art and words / Unbroken, unaltered, unforgiven / We are the link
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Black Sabbath: The Three Faces Of Fear - Face 3: The Wurdulak by RUST
A story that goes beyond the boundaries of the Supernatural to the half-world of the living dead. Where a woman’s soul inhabits a fly’s body… where Vengeance is only a voice… and where vampires suck only the blood of those they love dearest! Black Sabbath is a 1963 Italian horror film directed by Mario Bava, its original Italian title was I Tre volti della paura meaning The Three Faces of Fear. It comprises three different stories, with introductory by the horror legend Boris Karloff. In segment “The Wurdalak” Vladimir finds a beheaded corpse with a knife plunged into its heart which he removes and takes as a souvenir. Later that night he asks for shelter at a small cottage in which a strange family lives. / It’s a story written by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy and it’s very similar to Edgar Allen Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher. / Boris Kalfoff gives once more an outstanding performance and it’s the only film in his entire filmography in which Boris ever played a vampire! / Additional note: In August 1969, a heavy blues-rock band named Earth decided to change their name and agreed that the title of this movie would be a nice fit for their sound. This band, Black Sabbath, later rose to much acclaim. / ZOMBIE 14,7×18,8 cm / Inks on schoeller paper
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Drenched In Magic by nirvanavisions
1m x 1m on premium linen canvas. Acrylic. Layer upon layer of beautiful dreamy color! This one is a gem.
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so serious 3 by CrystalKnight
This i one of three pieces where I drew serious looking people in not so serious ways
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Tiki Taane by SarahLHawkins
Painting of New Zealand musician, Tiki Taane. Acrylics on canvas CLICK on VIEW LARGER IMAGE!
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angela by adamkissel
painting
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Four by Margaret Harris
Colored portrait on watercolor paper / Portrait of golfer just hit the ball / Watercolor and watercolor pencil
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Girl in a Straw Hat by Chris Baker
This is one of a few paintings of Melanie a few years back. 14 inches x 20 inches – Arches cold-press watercolour paper Featured in 1 on 1: The Fine Art of Portraiture
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Merisa by Andy Beck
Original Painting Details: / 2008 / Acrylic on Canvas / 41×41 cm
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michael jackson tribute wip by carss66
A tribute to michael jackson,as he blows a kiss good bye after his last dance.still working on this but not happy with his shoulder. / 16×20 acrylic on canvas paper.
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Fiona by Mick Kupresanin
pastel on black paper
Recent Work
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for the love of money by amanda Rae
Featured in “current Issues ” group Featured in the group 1 on 1: The Fine Art of Portraiture Featured in the “Exceptional Ekphrasis” group Featured in the group Core [C.O.R.E] / / Featured in Elite Controversial Artists Featured in Statues and Such Featured in Symbolism in Art Featured in Paintings Modern and Beyond – PiMT Featured in in ART ACTION UNION – CREATIVE ACTIVISM
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Joe's Parrot by Michael Beddall
A colorful parrot preens. Date: 2008 / Technique: Oil on canvas / Size: S4 (33×33 cm)
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ding dong bell pusy in the well by sonnet
ding dong bell
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It is my fault... by Lorenzo Castello
The little girl trying to protect her dog … / charcoal 80×60cm
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Feel the Rush by olechka
I tweaked the colors of this image so that it works better with RB previews. Based on pictures from previous buyers I think it will print much more vibrant that the previews show. I also added a few details. This image is available as a PRINT
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Battle for Dominance by Karön Melillo d'Vega
“Battle for Dominance” is an acrylics painting i did on an antique saw blade in 2005 this saw blade is large and heavy, measuring approximately 62 inches circumference and weighs 4 pounds. the points are very sharp, and it has embedded scratches in it from its use in a sawmill. i painted this scene of two Rocky Mountain Elk bulls battling for dominance. These patriarchs will fight a tremendously powerful fight, and the winner will be honored by all the elk of both sexes of all ages in the herd. The winning bull will be the only bull to breed all the cows in his harem. And he will reign as the king for as long as no other bull challenges him, and until another bull conquers him. Some bulls die in battle as a result of being gored by the massive antlers. and sometimes, rarely, the bulls antlers will lock together and both bulls die because they are unable to separate themselves. when this happens it is most tragic, as the bulls die of either starvation or are killed by predators as the bulls are unable to defend themselves. this is my painting in honor of the Elk / i hope you like it
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Drenched In Magic by nirvanavisions
1m x 1m on premium linen canvas. Acrylic. Layer upon layer of beautiful dreamy color! This one is a gem.
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Muledeer Buck by Karön Melillo d'Vega
original graphites pencils drawing 1989 foto slightly adjusted in photoshop for illusion of charcoal contrasts
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Faces by bernard lacoque
acrylic indian ink chalk on paper
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face by bernard lacoque
gouache indian ink chalk on listing paper
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children of the world unite by pepperscrunge
oil on canvas / 1.0m x 1.5m / four children, 2 in colour, 1 in sepia and 1 in black and white
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Face by bernard lacoque
acrylic gouache indian ink chalk on Vinyl polychlorure (part of a bilding site panel)
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