Anthropomorphic
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THE EMPIRE OF LICE
by Stephen JacksonAs they conquered the summit of a living face / They knew it was preordained, / An answered prayer: too good to be by chance. / So much was …
I thought to myself, “If headlice believed in a God: how would they envision it, describe it?” I took human affairs – above all, the great pioneering explorers of the Victorian and Edwardian eras – as my model.
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New RedBubble Group: Anthropomorphic Animals
by Ketohttp://www.redbubble.com/groups/anthropomorphic-animals Well, my request for a new group finally went through, and I’m now the moderat…
http://www.redbubble.com/groups/anthropomorphic-animals Well, my request for a new group finally went through, and I’m now the moderator as well of the new group for anthropomorphic-animals in artwork. :)
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Updated Guidelines -- AnthroAnimals
by KetoThe guidelines for the Anthropomorphic Animals group have been updated. To all members, please read the [short] updated guidelines. I…
The guidelines for the Anthropomorphic Animals group have been updated. To all members, please read the [short] updated guidelines. I’m just trying to add a bit more control over the group, and make it more organized, more varying, more appropriate, improve quality, and all that. I hope everyone understands. Thanks a lot! :)
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Okay, I have a thing for crescent moons. Sosumi. © 2007 TheKittyGirl
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She never wants to be an empty cage. She is the keper of birds, the Bird Lady
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She never wants to be an empty cage. She is the keeper of birds, the Bird Lady
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Stella
by EndofmarchUnicorn Girls are vain, but they are also the nicest gals you will ever meet.
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Does she belong to the domestic world of the Wild world?
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I’m trying to make him look not so fierce all the time and he just ended up looking like a goofball :)
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great piece by Robert Sherwin, check out all that army gear!
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Psychedelic surrealistic anthropomorphism in vivid colors.
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Until my eyese close....
by MacLeodforever. until my eyes close.
until my eyes close…
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If you meet the lemon bird… / Cartoon avian character by Cheerful Madness!!
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In a planter decorating the railway station platform, Inverkeithing, Fife, Scotland. / 29th June 2009, about 9:00 BST.
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Something I did over a vacation taken a month or so ago. I wanted to play around with my markers and was listening to the song “Lollipop” by Mika…and this is what happened while listening to it. I had waaayyyy too much fun with the colors and patterns. It many not be the best thing I’ve ever drawn, but I like it ‘cause it was the most fun thing I’ve ever drawn and quite a successful experiment if I say so myself. I need to get more markers so I can play around with them more. Prismacolor Markers and pencils and white gel pen on bristol.
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Poser render, something to pass the time in the very quiet and boring scrapbook shop… Picasa for soft focus effect Full view here
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Secret Diaries of AppleTree Hollow
by LindaAppleArtIntro: Many times, when I’m creating my artwork, ideas come to me in the form of stories. I began this series in late 2007 which will eve…
Intro: Many times, when I’m creating my artwork, ideas come to me in the form of stories. I began this series in late 2007 which will eventually be made into a book. I hope you enjoy this little side trip to Appletree Hollow. THE DISCOVERY OF APPLETREE HOLLOW / (a fictional story created for a series of paintings) / ALL IMAGES and TEXT are Copyright © 2008 Linda Apple “Secret Diaries of AppleTree Hollow” / Discovery: / I will attempt to give you a very brief summary of my remarkable discovery. I recently acquired, in a family inheritance, a very remote piece of property,nestled in the hills of southern Ohio, now known as Appletree Hollow. The 180 acres(approx.) is covered in thick woods that hold deep ravines, several creeks and numerous glacial rock formations. I have been unable to find any recorded data on this property; it is as though it has never existed, and yet here it is. / During my first brief inspection of the property,scattered in various locations, I found pieces of shaped timber, worked stone and even handmade brick, which led me to believe that there might have been numerous structures or even a small village of some sort. This idea proved to be more evident when I discovered over an acre of cleared land, near the center, that held the remains of what appeared to be foundations of small structures and walkways. Further away I found a substantially solid log cabin with a spring house built over a nearby stream. Under this spring house, buried in a small stone casket, is where I discovered the collection of albums & diaries. / I am sure that these diaries and images are the last remaining evidence of my family history and proof of the existence of Appletree Hollow and its amazing inhabitants. / This has stirred my childhood memories of old family whisperings and stories (which is the way of the hill folk) that didn’t make much sense at the time, so I never gave them much thought until now. / I have been hesitant to reveal this information, as it is so unbelievable, but I finally decided that it is time to expose the true nature of Appletree Hollow. / My family tree is not all sweet and roses, so I will refrain from giving their elaborate personal details at this time,as you might find them a bit shocking. Besides, I am sure my ancestors would think that I am releasing the “skeletons from the closet”, of which is simply not done in Appalachia. / Here are a few of the inhabitants of Appletree Hollow that have made their way to RB. You can click on their picture and read a bit of their history~ /
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Folded metasediments with multiple quartz vein events, Cape Conran Victoria. I am not one for ‘seeing’ pictures of things in inanimate objects but this outcrop – in the photograph at least – does seem a little anthropomorphic.
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On a wall in Kirkcaldy, Fife. / Sunday 5th July 2009.
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anthropomorphic ~ / mixed media – 2 acrylics with one drawing / and digital work
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Acrylic on Plaster Paper / 10×14
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The last jigsaw man standing!
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Jigsaw shootout at dawn
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