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Featured Work

Transitional by Sienna Morris

/ The 12th and final numberism piece in “Perpetual Motion” . Drawn entirely with the numbers of the clock, 1 – 12. Featured in Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts Movement Featured in Promote Each Other This piece captures the passing of time, and that it is not a moment dying or ending, but rather that life is constantly in motion; changing, growing and offering new possibilities with each passing moment. Original is 19” x 24” and is available at our FrogFaith Gallery at 1216 NW 21st Ave in Portland Oregon. Click images to see larger view.
Original Sin? by Jeff Clark

Has 1503 views as of 2 Feb, 2010. I used four different photos (the main one is below) and additional elements (the tree was a photoshop elements basic shape which I embellished.) This piece was inspired by the Tori Amos song Original Sinsuality. /
Prick by Faizan Qureshi

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Surf Up! by Tridib Ghosh

3D t shirt. Surf up from tap water ;-)
The pen is the Sword by astropopostar

The Power of the pen in modern times now the equvalent of the sword!
i miss you. by vandal

this is a refresh of something i drew when i was 16… and my girlfriend lived 3000 miles away… thankfully, 8 years later… this is not the case. (same girlfriend! same house! no longer 16!) // ...and best wishes to all of you who know that sense of longing. // some of my other work:
Colors of Rainbow (T shirt) by Tridib Ghosh

This T shirt artwork is intended to capture kids T shirt group. I recently Printed this for my Kid using my Home Transfer Paper Printer
pants down #1 by Paul McClintock

Don’t look for meaning.
A Gentle Beauty by Sarah Moore

Today I took Ty to the zoo…poor Ty couldn’t work out why he wasn’t allowed to have any fun…I mean why CAN’T you ride the Wallabies like a horse…or play with the Silverback Gorilla or even pat the Egyptian Cobra? I was able to get a few moments to snap some pictures and this was one of them. How amazing is this gorgeous creature? Ty refers to them as a Raf – and apart from the turtles (yes we went all the way to the zoo and he loved the turtles!!) they were his favourite animal. (c) Sarah Moore 2009
fragments - landscape by Mike Finley

One of a series of small sections of natural objects, this abstract image is patterned on a high aerial view of a distant landscape. / (actually part of a tree trunk where the bark has been torn away. Weathered and attacked by insects)
The Lonely One by Scott Ruhs

A photographic image of a lone tree in a field. / / / /

Recent Work

Tugged In For The Night by Scott Ruhs

A photo of a docked tugboat in Halifax Harbour at night. Straight from the camera. f/10 / 30 seconds / ISO 100 / 18mm Location: Halifax Harbour, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada / / / /
Halifax Waterfront at Night II by Scott Ruhs

I went back and took this shot again. This time I had my tripod with me. Check out my previous shot of this scene and let me know which one you prefer. This is straight from the camera. location: Halifax waterfront, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada f/11 / 15 seconds / ISO 100 / 18mm / shot in RAW
Western World by Troy Dodds

This is an image from the “Strange Worlds” series / Nikon D100 / 124-120mm Nikkor lens @ 24mm / Cloudy WB / Manual exposure / 1/100 sec / f8 / ISO 200 / Multiple frames
Ode to Summer by Robin Webster

I am longing for summer. To see the little delights that it has to offer. /
3 Part Harmony by Scott Ruhs

A triptych of close up images of my Framus hollow body electric guitar.
Framus Hollow Body Guitar by Scott Ruhs

Another shot of my Framus hollow body guitar.
Pick-up Lines by Scott Ruhs

A digital manipulation of a close-up photo I took of my old Framus hollow-body electric guitar in the makeshift “studio” I created in my basement using a large piece of cloth draped over two microphone stands with a halogen work light I bought at the local hardware store behind it to create a poor man’s softbox. / / / original photo / / In the original photograph it was very noticeable that I did not clean the guitar before taking the shot. I used the dust and scratches filter in Adobe PhotoShop CS4 to hide all the dirt spots, but of course this gave the image a surreal feeling, and that is what you see here.
Ripple Effect by Sarah Moore

(c) Sarah Moore 2010
moss and raindrops by Mike Finley

Macro image of moss and raindrops on a wet day in the English Lake District. (Blea Tarn, but the barely matters!)
Fair World by Troy Dodds

This is an image from the “Strange Worlds” series Originally a Multi frame Panorama of Champlain Valley Fair, VT atop the Ferris Wheel Nikon D700 / 24-85mm 2.8-4 Nikkor lens @ 24mm / Auto WB / Manual exposure / 1/40 sec / f3.2 / ISO 1600 / Multiple frames
Stop Pickin' On Me by Scott Ruhs

This is the Father of the singer in my band, Under Pressure. The band was invited to the singer’s family reunion and I took this shot of her Father while he was playing on their front porch. This was my favorite shot from that day. Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada / / / Subscribe to art updates / Subscribe to T-shirt updates / Become a fan on FaceBook / Add me as a friend on FaceBook / Follow me on Twitter “Stop Pickin’ On Me” has been featured in the Country Bumpkin group twice, the Happy Haven group , the B&W – Character – People Shots group and Portraits in Natural Light group. This image came in 2nd in a “Capture The Moment” photo competition among over 400 entries. “Stop Pickin’ On Me” also won first place in the Music and Musicians competition in W.O.W Photography group on FaceBook. “Stop Pickin’ On Me” is available in all print formats offered by Red Bubble / / Buying “Stop Pickin’ On Me” as a gift? Why Not get the matching card? / / / / Check out more of my art from these categories: / Holiday Cards / Abstracts / Sketches / Birds / Seascapes/Landscapes/Sunsets / / / _____________ /
Halifax Waterfront at Night by Scott Ruhs

This is a “right from the camera” hand-held shot of one of the wharfs on the Halifax waterfront in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. I had to use an ISO setting of 1600. Really wish I had brought along my tripod, but it was back home, so I had to make do without it. Camera info: / Canon Digital Rebel XSi / Aperture: f/5.6 / Shutter Speed: 0.4 sec / Focal Length 18mm / ISO: 1600