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following off of both The Mouth of Madness and excited are we? here is a 3rd / Another Anime inspired shirt based on those whole anger w/ the vein moments. / You know, those anime moments. Just another one for fun. Chamba’s Personal colour picks: / Red / Cranberry / Silver / Navy
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Thinks about moving to someplace else where everything is different enough to be fun again.
by Natalia CampbellUS$7.49–US$171.00
~quote by Storypeople. Featured on The Woman Photographer group in May 2009 / Featured on Red Bubble Home Page in May 2009 / Featured on Depth of Field group in June 2009 /
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In honor of The Trashmen’s hit song from 1963 Surfin’ Bird and in lieu of Family Guy’s episode featuring the song… here is the shirt in lovely Helvetica. I hope you’ve heard…
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get it get it? think about it :)
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Having walked a number of kilometers up the coast…Storm clouds were looming, which of course offer fantastic photo opportunities…but…of course the inevitable happened getting caught out in this downpore k’s from the car…drenching my wife and I to the bone…ah, all part of the fun…hehe…. / I do love this shot for it’s simplicity…sand, sea, stormy sky… / thanks for looking…cheers, Rob.
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A while back I was fascinated with photographing miniature figurines. This is an ivory razor and a small watering can. SOLD SECOND PLACE / Tiny Toy Challenge Featured / / Home Page Copyright
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This is one of my favorite and best drawings. It was done in charcoal and I would estimate that it took roughly 5 hours to draw. The referece photo was taken with permission from here. http://ssuunnddeeww.deviantart.com/
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beta-version :)))
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More elephants here / This shirt is also available as a greeting card / Elephants think about world events often. They sometimes think that people might not have everything under control. We should listen to what elephants have to say. Maybe they have some good ideas.
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by RedBubbleToday the Australian National Gallery celebrated its 10 millionth visitor since 2002. I thought good on them. And then I began to feel a …
Today the Australian National Gallery celebrated its 10 millionth visitor since 2002. I thought good on them. And then I began to feel a little less charitable. Australia’s National Gallery, the Metropolitan Museum in NYC (I believe the most visited museum in the world but may be wrong), the Tate in London are great institutions. As are there counterparts in many other countries. Upon them are showered millions of dollars of citizen’s money and the establishment elite fight tooth and nail get on their boards and help choose which dead artist is next for sainthood. And having said all that, I am sure they do some good. But, shock, they are relatively small beer. Currently RedBubble is, according to Alexa, the third or fourth most popular art site in the world. Not bad considering we have only been going for a little over a year. AND we get about 40,000 visitors a day. How does this compare? Well the National Gallery gets 4,520 through its doors each day, MOMA in NYC gets about 5,000 and the Met a little over 14,000. So LETS get serious here. The real action in the art world is happening online – at RedBubble, DeviantArt and the other top handful of serious sites allowing people to engage in creativity and share their art. Yes, we all love sitting in front of dreamy Monet but that is a once a year (or once a lifetime) event. The everyday, transforming, life-changing art is happening in our loungerooms and studies and being shared with each other across the Internet. And that is a good thing. And the established art world will catch on …. Eventually. by Martin Hosking (aka Pilgrim)
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The quote reads, “watch your thoughts for they become words. watch your words for they become actions”. This piece deals with a quote that I believe in strongly. It deals with what an individual needs to think about before they open their mouth and make a statement. Whether it be good or bad, some sort of action will usually follow that statement. All was created in PhotoShop. Comments and critiques are appreciated! Enjoy!
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Pen and Terracotta pencil on tea stained paper. I think this looks better in person, I hate that. Original for sale.
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Original: oil on canvas. / Size: 110cm X 90cm / More on this painting in the journal CLICK HERE / – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - - I imagined Pablo popping into the studio one night whilst painting..* I often wonder about what it would be like to talk to one of the many renowned artists from years gone by. Particularly the ones who have inspired my own work in some way. I’m really not convinced Pablo Picasso was as difficult a character as the media made him out to be. What sort of conversation would one have with someone like that if he was sitting having coffee in my studio? What would he have to say about my own work and what comments would he offer on the painting I was working on? I’m sure we could share a laugh or two…maybe about his poor English, maybe about my lousy coffee. One sunny afternoon not that long ago, I started preparing a large canvas with a menagerie of oil colour and impasto medium using a spatula and large flat brush. I’d recently watched an autobiographical Jackson Pollock movie and was enjoying taking risks with several cans of paint, a dripping stick and some time on my hands. I always had in mind that eventually the whole canvas would get several washes of burnt sienna so wasn’t too concerned about the clash of colours that afternoon. I’d covered some of this ground with an earlier “Coltrane” painting although I was leaning more towards a Basquiat feel with that piece. I really wasn’t thinking too much past the fact that I simply wanted to have a shot at creating an abstract work I would be pleased with. So I was quietly confident the burnt sienna wash the next morning would pull this whole thing together. After highlighting shadow areas with burnt umber and rubbing back some sections of the painting with a rag, I was pleasantly surprised at how it was turning out, and left it at that on the easel for the next few days. I had four other paintings on the go at that stage (“Red Dust Girl” series) along with another new painting called “Nighthawk”. I would work on these intermittently and every now and again glance over at this new abstract sitting on the easel at the other end of the room. You think about a lot of things when you are painting. Maybe painting is really pondering.. I don’t know. One thing is for sure though, you resolve a lot of things which aren’t always on the canvas in front of you. It’s when the magic happens . Greek mythology speaks of the “muse” as a source of inspiration, accessible by artists and generally restricted to artists. The muse is not in itself a delusion or hallucination, but rather a myth to which writers, musicians, painters, and more are able to credit the conception of their art to. I agree that something unexplainable and mysterious does occur during the creative process and I am continually surprised at what can emerge from a blank canvas if you invite any possibility. I’m not sure what it was that particular night but I started to see something missing in the abstract and it was bugging me. I continued painting one of the Red Dust Girl works and somewhere between the French jazz I was listening to and the second glass of merlot, I started thinking about Picasso. Something about this new abstract reminded me of his work but I didn’t know what. The next few days I buried myself in two old Picasso hard backs I managed to borrow from a local library. One particular book focused on his charcoal work and I fell in love with his “Study for Circus Performers” so much that I cut one picture out and pasted it into my notebook (hopefully the librarian won’t find out). In the later stages of the painting I wanted to collage this onto the work but changed my mind. I’ve revisited Picasso’s work many times over the years and still find myself quite subjective about it. I love his early more figurative, labored pictures along with the pink and blue period but was surprised by his change in style to the abstract in later years. I continued to work on the other paintings over the next few days and pondered again the Picasso connection with the abstract at the far end of the studio. One of the books I had borrowed was sitting on the painting stool next to it. From a portrait on the front cover Picasso seemed to be looking right back. It was an amusing moment and I was struck with the thought of what it would be like if someone like him “just dropped in”. It didn’t take me long to realize the missing piece for the painting, which is ironic considering the inclusion of the collaged piece of a jigsaw puzzle in the foreground of the finished work. So Picasso finally dropped by. We talked. I painted. Sometimes painting leads you into unexpected places, and as the saying goes “if you don’t know where you’re going.. any road will get you there”. Another coffee Pablo? / /
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My rules for photography and art are very simple – I like it, or I don’t… / / Thanks for visiting my folio :) / I appreciate your taking time to view what I’ve been up to, and enjoy reading your comments. / / / Writings (or ramblings) / Weaver / High-Flyer / The 10th / The In-Between Place / The Haggard Crone / Come, Dark / Chandelier Brain / Eat Me / You’re Strange, Rick / Ever-Queen / Sleeping / Beauty / The Black, White & Grey / /
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I have been so touched by how many people have responded to this image. I already uploaded it for a clothing design so now I will offer it as prints, posters, and cards. This work is very close to my heart, both because of the plight of our world’s Polar Bears and also because I know the power of a mother’s love. Lyrics by Bob Marley… / “Dont worry about a thing, / cause every little thing gonna be all right. / Singin: dont worry about a thing, / cause every little thing gonna be all right!”
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FULL VIEW PLZ The last in the series (I think :P) / Canon 400D / Canon 100mm Macro lens / Studio lightning / . / Please respect © suenueckel©2009
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Lithuania CLICK for VIEW or COMMENT
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/ A product shoot. Captured in Hosier Lane, Melbourne. / / Poem that was inspired from shoot / / This is from a commercial shoot in collaboration with the Devil Doll Clothing Company. This image is copyrighted to Disenchanted Photography and may not be used, altered or stolen. / / Offenders will be disemboweled / / Just in case you were wondering, Matt Allan and I have joined forces under the banner of Disenchanted Photograpghy / I feel very honoured and lucky to be united in business with such a great artist and more so, an all round top bloke! :D / / Australiana / Calendars / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Architecture / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Beautiful Humans / Wearable Art / Cards For All Occasions / / / . / You can also listen to PLV’s music / / / / / / / / / / /
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Digital Print 60×57cm Framed. / For sale / $460 beautifully framed / Delivery & Packaging not included Motherhood, individuality, destiny, exposure, reflection, doubt and chaos. The many layers combine to create this image about a woman like me!
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Cog sincerely wants to believe that a greater being cares about her personally
by IncognitaUS$4.99–US$114.00
Studly frequently comments (to himself, naturally) that this simply reflects Cog’s belief that she IS the centre of the universe. He can’t imagine why she would need an imaginary friend when she has him.
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Over the rooftops a plane in the sky / Beat of a bass drum cars passing me by / Under a bridge dark then back into light / A river of raincoats and a forest of faces / Still for a moment then red into green / Slow shuffling shoes whisper sight unseen / Row upon row of houses return an empty stare / Let the daydream for a little while longer Ah.. yeah… / Hope Ill never wake / When Im thinking about you / (yeah) hope Ill never wake / Cos now Im thinking about you Two-minute hailstorm then melts into rain / (oh) sing me a rainbow its sunny again / Swallows overhead while the traffic snarls below / Could I (could I) keep dreaming for a little while longer Hope Ill never wake / When Im thinking about you / So that you know – I never want to wake / Cos now Im thinking about you When youre searching your soul / When youre searching for pleasure / How often, pain is all you find / But when youre coasting along and nobodys trying too hard / You can turn around and like where you are (yeah and) I hope I never wake / When Im thinking about you / And I close my eyes (dear) / Now Ill never never wake / Why should I stop thinking about you The Sundays Best viewed LARGE
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