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• 10,000 views! Thanks RedBubble
  by Cathleen Tarawhiti

  Wow, thanks to all of you photographers and artists that have come for a look. I’ve only been on here one and half months but I’ve had s…

  Wow, thanks to all of you photographers and artists that have come for a look. I’ve only been on here one and half months but I’ve had sales here and additional ones from directing people to this site. I also have three photo ‘shoots’ coming up so I’m very happy. This is a wonderful site and bar the bitching and jealousy issues (not of mine, of real artists), a great place to set yourself up comfortably and enjoy yourself. I havn’t had so many late nights since I was a teenager. Just last year you know. That’s right.

• 10000 VIEWS
  by Naomi Frost

  I’ve hit the big, 10000 views today. How exciting is that !! I’ve only been on RB since June so it is really exciting to know that so…

  I’ve hit the big, 10000 views today. How exciting is that !! I’ve only been on RB since June so it is really exciting to know that so many people have checked out my work. I’ve had 3 sales and have won the tagline comp since joining and I know that my photography and processing skills have improved remarkably. I have learnt SO much from RB members and have continually been inspired by the work of others. This is such a great community to belong to and it just keeps getting better and better. Here’s to another 10000 views and maybe another 3 sales!! Thank you to everyone who has left a comment, given advice or just said hello. / I really bappreciate it, / Cheers / Naomi

• Amazing .. thank you....
  by brummieboy

  ... in the short time that I have been on Redbubble I have received over 10,000 views for my photos and my poetry ….. thank you everyon…

  ... in the short time that I have been on Redbubble I have received over 10,000 views for my photos and my poetry ….. thank you everyone .. I am deeply moved by your interest… This is a wonderful sitre full of many talented people so it makes it even more humbling …. Thank you again … Phil

• 10,000
  by Sarah Moore

  Woo hoo, i have hit 10,000 views at last. Certainly not as quickly some others, but slow and steady right?! Thanks to all who have c…

  Woo hoo, i have hit 10,000 views at last. Certainly not as quickly some others, but slow and steady right?! Thanks to all who have commented and favourited. Here are my top 5 images (no surprises here): / / / /

• 10,000 views! Thanks RedBubble
  by Christophe Testi

  Thanks to all of you that have come for a look. I’ve only been on here two months and everyday I’m getting more addicted to this site. T…

  Thanks to all of you that have come for a look. I’ve only been on here two months and everyday I’m getting more addicted to this site. The photographers and artists community is amazing and I’m so glad that I found you RB! Having my best seller the #8 all time most popular picture on the site makes me even happier :) Best, / -Christophe

• 10,001 Views WOOT WOOT !!
  by ozjami

  It took a while but i finally cracked the magic 10,000 barrier…Hooray !!!:D

  It took a while but i finally cracked the magic 10,000 barrier…Hooray !!!:D

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  Sort Of Like But Based Loosely On Raquel : New Girl On The Rock
  by Carliss Mora

  Pencil Drawing.

• 10000 views!!!!
  by Frank Legault

  Finaly, 10000 views just now…that’s great!!! / Thanks everyone!!!

  Finaly, 10000 views just now…that’s great!!! / Thanks everyone!!!

• 10,486 Views!!!!!
  by Glenna Walker

  I have been here since March 2008. I am now over the 10,000 mark with 10,486 views – WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! Thanks to all who …

  I have been here since March 2008. I am now over the 10,000 mark with 10,486 views – WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! Thanks to all who view my art :D

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  Red Bubble creative logo
  by RiSH :

  For Red Bubble Logo challenge

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  Rosetta Stoned
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 10” x 14” / Description: Based on the eighth song from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Rosetta Stoned was a joy to work on. This was a preliminary painting for a the bigger version. The 8th song on Tool’s 10,000 Days, Rosetta Stoned, tells the story of an estranged loner who tells the tale of how he was abducted by aliens and told how the world will end. As the story progresses, the central protagonist reveals that he doesn’t remember the message and as such, is considered insane. Interestingly enough, one possible meaning behind the song is that the abduction never happened and the central figure did, in fact, have a ‘trip’ on DMT, a hallucinogenic drug known to cause alien abduction hallucinations. So, how you choose to look at it is down to you. For my piece, I knew that I wanted to paint the alien. The orb that the creature is holding is what he shows to the loner where, inside, it reveals the secret of how the world ends. Of course, even if such a being could show a person how the world was to end, we as a race would never really understand what it was saying anyway. Its terms of reference would be, for better a word to describe it, alien and thus we wouldn’t be able to gather any understanding to it. Its a little like this: my two friends who play guitar often talk about pick ups and line outs and the such and as a drummer, these sorts of terms mean very little to me and so I don’t understand what they are talking about. Now imagine that a creature from another world had something it wanted to show you. This is in fact another possible meaning to the song itself. The abduction happened, the man just didn’t understand what the creature said. Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Original For Sale Contact me at lloydharvey@shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk To view the full meaning behind this piece, click here

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  Vicarious
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the first song from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Vicarious was completed in early 2009 and was an attempt at a more surrealistic style. I don’t watch a great deal of television anymore. In recent times I have noticed that there are a lot of people who do nothing but work then go home and stare at the box. This is fine in some respects, I’m not here judging those. But one thing that stands out to me is society’s obsession with the misery of others, violence and strange. It bares a stark likeness to the Victorian fascination with the side shows in carnivals. People who never miss and episode of a soap opera or even delight (subconsciously) at watching grim events on the news, are tapping into vicarious voyeuristic behavior. In my piece, the mountains of televisions represent portals in which we, as humans, stare through into strange worlds. Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Jambi
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the second song from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Jambi was completed in early 2009 and is a loose interpretation on the band’s original meaning of the song. In my piece, I explored the idea of the Third Eye and wanted to twist it a little to give it a darker edge. The Tool song is about a sultan who lives an opulent life style, I wanted to try an depict what would happen to a person of that status if they attained a false sense of enlightenment. If one was to become enlightened, or so it is believed, one’s third eye would open in the center of the forehead. So, if one was to become ill-enlightened (its not a real word but it works) then where would the third eye open? ahem Also added to the fool’s punishment, his real eyes burn out and the eye-tongue causes irreversible madness. Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  10,000 Days (Wings Pt. 2)
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the fourth song on the Tool album of the same name, 10,000 Days is the second part of the Wings For Marie set. It was completed in early 2009. Because the song itself is surrounded in so much personal meaning to the singer, the piece was trick to approach. I wanted to try to convey something that was respectful and tasteful. The song is about the singer’s dead mother who, suffering from a long standing illness that left her wheel chair bound for 26 years (10,000 Days), was a devout Christian. The singer himself is an atheist and expresses his hope that he is wrong and that there is an after life, there is a heaven and that his mother deserved wings for what she went through. In my piece, I depict the Christian view of Death but instead, he is a psychopomp, a run of the mill ferry man of souls. I wanted to show a visual representation of what the singer was hoping for. A being, waiting for his mother in the after life, to take her up to heaven. Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  The Pot
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the fifth song from the Tool album 10,000 Days, The Pot was completed in 2009 and was an attempt at a more surrealistic style. In this painting, I wanted to infuse a sense of wonder and mystery to a surrealistic style. I also wanted to capture that magical element that is so apparent in Tool’s music. I didn’t base my painting on the band’s meaning of the song as I had portrayed it (inadvertently) in another piece. Set in a desert, a man encounters a giant pot that has no explanation as to why it is there. Suddenly, a fleshy eye opens and stares intently at the man. The man stares back. The Pot doesn’t blink. The man forgets to drink water. The Pot is indefatigable. The man soon dies. The Pot closes it’s large eye and continues to hide it’s mysteries. Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Viginti Tres
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Viginti Tres is Latin for 23 Viginti Tres is based on the final track from 10,000 Days, the latest album from the superior progressive metal band Tool and is a strange track and open to great interpretation. When listening to the track, I got a real sense of space and emptiness and as the noise built up, I imagined a television floating through space. I decide that as this piece was the last painting in the set, I wanted to tie the collection together somehow. The actual television set which features here is the same a few that appear in Vicarious. If you can, look at the eye up close. Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Lipan Conjuring
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the sixth track from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Lipan Conjuring was completed in 2009 and offered a lot of creative freedom for interpretation. This piece for me was more an experimentation in using colours I rarely use; pink and blue being the said colours. In the short track on the album, I gathered a sense of ancient magic that sounded like the summoning of power. This is the sense I wanted to paint, this is what I felt. Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the seventh track from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Lost Keys was completed in early 2009 and was a tricky painting to approach, mainly because of the narrative nature of the song itself. Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Intention
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Intention is based on the ninth track from 10,000 Days, the latest album from the superior progressive metal band Tool . Intention for me was more of a take on the title of the song as apposed to the Band’s meaning. I wanted the viewer to wonder what the intention of the character was, why he was angry and what was he about to do? Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

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  Rosetta Stoned
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Based on the eighth song from the Tool album 10,000 Days, Rosetta Stoned was a joy to work on. The 8th song on Tool’s 10,000 Days, Rosetta Stoned, tells the story of an estranged loner who tells the tale of how he was abducted by aliens and told how the world will end. As the story progresses, the central protagonist reveals that he doesn’t remember the message and as such, is considered insane. Interestingly enough, one possible meaning behind the song is that the abduction never happened and the central figure did, in fact, have a ‘trip’ on DMT, a hallucinogenic drug known to cause alien abduction hallucinations. So, how you choose to look at it is down to you. For my piece, I knew that I wanted to paint the alien. The orb that the creature is holding is what he shows to the loner where, inside, it reveals the secret of how the world ends. Of course, even if such a being could show a person how the world was to end, we as a race would never really understand what it was saying anyway. Its terms of reference would be, for better a word to describe it, alien and thus we wouldn’t be able to gather any understanding to it. Its a little like this: my two friends who play guitar often talk about pick ups and line outs and the such and as a drummer, these sorts of terms mean very little to me and so I don’t understand what they are talking about. Now imagine that a creature from another world had something it wanted to show you. This is in fact another possible meaning to the song itself. The abduction happened, the man just didn’t understand what the creature said. Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk To view the full meaning behind this piece, click here

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  Barefoot Goddess
  by Tim Poitevin

  Taken in the beautiful “10,000 Monks Monastery” in the Sha Tin district of Hong Kong, this close-up of a female Buddhist statue shows the intricate details of cracking paint and decades of history. Perfect for those who prefer Far-East religion or art, or simply those who like striking colors! Tech Specs: / Nikon D70s / 1/100 sec / f/6.3 / 60mm on an 18-200mm Lens / ISO 200

• Art: 10000
  by Elucidate

  Today, my artwork reached and exceeded 10000 views: another milestone. Thank you all, for your contribution, support and inspiration. In…

  Today, my artwork reached and exceeded 10000 views: another milestone. Thank you all, for your contribution, support and inspiration. In all, I have just totaled more than twenty-seven thousand views. Viva RedBubble! To success, and to the future! / Thank you.

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  Right In Two
  by Lloyd Harvey

  Medium: Acrylic Paint on Acrylic Paper / Size: 12” x 16” / Description: Right In Two is based on the tenth track from 10,000 Days, the latest album from the superior progressive metal band Tool and is a is an incredible song about two angels looking over God’s creation and questioning his/her choice in giving humans free will. Featured in the 10,000 Days Calendar: / / Buy it HERE Contact me at lloydharvey[at]shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk / www.shrunkenheaddesign.co.uk

• Thanks for stopping by....
  by Naomi Frost

  Was just checking out my view count and noticed that Nirvana has had just over 10,000 views…yep, over 10,000 views on a single im…

  Was just checking out my view count and noticed that Nirvana has had just over 10,000 views…yep, over 10,000 views on a single image. I just had to share my excitement with you all and say THANKS if you’ve stopped by to check it out.