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For a Quick Look click / Gorgeous Gods & Goddess’s, / Flowers, / Beautiful Places and Things,
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grow your own cupcakes! featured in Christmas and Seasonal Greeting Cards on August 16, 2008
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A view of the fountain in Darling Harbour / / / / © Shelley Heath (aka Soul Creates), Copyright 2008, All rights reserved.
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Sorcerers of madness / Selling me their time / Child of God sitting in the sun / Giving peace of mind / Fictional seduction / On a black snow sky / Sadness kills the superman / Even fathers cry Of all the things I value most of all / I look inside myself and see / My world and know that it is good / You know that I should Superstitious century / Didnt time go slow / Separating sanity / Watching children grow / Synchronated undertaker / Spiral skies / Silver ships on plasmic oceans / In disquise lyrics copyright black sabbath SA
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if one cares at all for the truth, it is important / to periodically step back and look at what defines / the world around us, and by extension, ourselves. / in algonquin river state hospital’s case, it is defined by / its grand ambitions and idealistic foundation / and now, by the collapse of these noble ambitions. / it is a place haunted by the scores of tragedies that litter its past, / by its inability to integrate into the world around it, / and its inevitable decline into obsolescence and disrepair - / much like me. / if i were to be honest, i don’t want to see it demolished, / but i don’t want to see it restored either. / it is what it is because of these things, / and its status as some behemoth / enshrouded in its own obscurity and decay makes it / larger than life, legendary even. / to tear it down to make some development or store / seems so pedestrian, insultingly dull, in much the same way as / trying to undo all of the damage wrought upon it, / cleaning it and sterilizing it and packaging it for the masses / ultimately belittles what it truly is. you may look at it / and wince at the sheer scale of the calamity it has become, / but no matter what you think it has finally revealed its true nature, / and has become something far more intricate and ornate / than our ordinary world, / with its gray cubicles and prefabricated sentiments, allows. / to see algonquin river state hospital, you have to actively seek it, / much like you are making a pilgrimage to some hallowed site / that is a shrine to all that fails, all hopes that are smashed by time. / to change it, to ‘save’ it, ultimately destroys it anyway. / and so too, i suppose there is something necessary about / my own longing to leave this world. if i were not consumed by my / relentless desire for my own destruction, why would i seek such things? / sometimes it is the very things that eat us apart, / that ultimately kill us, even, that are our own defining characteristics. / i have no delusions about my own greatness, or lack thereof, but nevertheless / if edgar allen poe wouldn’t have followed a trajectory that left him / dead in some back street’s gutter, if van gogh hadn’t followed a path / of loneliness so severe that it drove him mad - / would we ever know of their works? would they even have accomplished any? / i postulate that dissatisfaction is the mother of creation. / without it we have no incentive to create or to change, as / contentment is suspicious of change, lest it throw off comfortable equilibrium. / and so i suppose my own defining characteristics are a necessary evil. / were i to be happy, were i not to suffer, / this work that i do that defines me, that is paradoxically one of my only joys / would likely cease to be as well. / i don’t want to be a walmart, a business park, a playground. / when i am gone, let it be left to those few who care / to wonder at what drove me to do what i do, and / what frightening and magnificent things i saw in places like this. / i have chosen this path and where it will lead me, all in the hope that / it will entertain, edify, and maybe even enlighten / those of you gracious enough to join me and peer into my life through / the small window of my camera’s lens. / this is my downward spiral in all its splendor, friends. / enjoy. / -—-—-—-—-—-——- / photo taken at algonquin river state hospital. / more of my work is online at www.abandonedamerica.org
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Composition with fractals and shells. To see more greeting cards, go to Sunny Sites Greeting Cards / Large size art at Anne Vis Imagekind Gallery
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The spiral in this fractal reminded me of a cyclone and the swirling winds. / /
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The Magi (artist) as he views the world conjuring art from dreams. The original painting is on 20” x 20” canvas. Visit my website Click here
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I was playing with fractals today in between painting my living room … Im sure I wont be able to move tomorrow lol ..man thats hard and sore work !! Ultra Fractal 4 this is for you all having Autumn now
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an original illustration of a stylized mommy elephant and her two babies in the forest
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Fractal … UF 4 I was playing with fractals today for a change
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This design is about Emergence on many levels. The Spiral design at the bottom is from a petroglyph which represents the Emergence of humans from the womb of the Earth. It may be seen at Rock Ruin, Natural Bridges Monument in Utah. The 3 Butterflies are about our continual process of Transformation throughout our journey….3 for Body, Mind & Spirit in Perfect Balance. The Spiral for me expresses the flow of Divine Energy. Personally, I am feeling a great Evolution within myself as I experience my Inner Being Emerging through my Art. I want to thank this wonderful Red Bubble family for inspiring and supporting that Emergence. I am truly grateful to be a part of it all…...
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Hand drawn A2 image on cartridge paper with a G-Tec C4 0.4 pen probably took about a year to do, but I don’t pay attention to the time or the drawing until it is nearly complete. Just been looking to buy some more pens and found out the drawn line is only 0.2mm!
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