Artichoke
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folded paper/oil on canvas / original sold For commissioned work you can contact Cathy at cathy@cathysavels.com and please visit cathy savels
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string/oil on canvas
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18×24cms – oil on canvas – €100 / Original now SOLD This is part of my series of miniatures. I paint these as exercises before doing my textured works in order for me to understand the subject better.
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The Wild Artichoke belongs to the Thistle family. Its purple colour adds beauty to its surround. It also attracts all sorts of insects to savour its pollen. A very beautiful plant.
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Now in the Sonate. Calendar and available as cards and prints / Wilbur was an unattractive man. He lived a lonely existence above the old book, music and print shop which he kept in Davies Mews. They say that all day he drank rum, disguised as coffee from a pot, and ate leeks, artichokes and lime jelly. The wonderful things he bought and sold fascinated him, and left him with little desire for anything else in life…until one day an unusual manuscript came his way. The score was not that unusual in itself – what caught his interest was an old ink inscription down one side. It read – “Matilda Nectarines” Nth Rona Isle. Being a keen amateur geographer he quickly found an atlas and located this remote place. This did not, however, satisfy his wild curiosity and he started to research everything he could about Nth Rona and nectarines. Who was Matilda? / Why “Matilda Nectarines” ? He closed up his shop and journeyed to the very north of Scotland. About a year later a fire raged through his shop and all the valuable stock burnt to a cinder. Today, if you smell smoke and hear footsteps behind you as you walk past Davies Mews it could be the Ghost of Wilbur, the bookseller who never recovered from falling in love with the piano playing he heard in a remote cottage on the Isle of Nth Rona. Yet another attempt at Very Fine Old Fashioned Collage with respect to our friends articulation Please also view the tools of the collage trade More about Matilda and Nth Rona Island
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Special media on A3 size tracing paper. 2008
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As part of the Capital of Culture 08 in Liverpool, the creative theatre company, Artichoke, commission the French firm, La Machine to build something special. / / They came up with a 27 tonne, 50 ft spider called La Princesse, which stalked the highways and byways of central Liverpool for 3 days striking fear and terror into the good citizens. / / On 8th Sept 08, its last evening, it made its final journey past St. George’s Hall towards the Birkenhead Tunnel where it disappeared for ever. / / The operators can be seen sitting amongst the legs! / / A single jpg + 4 copies through PS and ToneMapped with Photomatix at -2,-1, 0,+1, +2 and then the curves tweaked in PS to have a Sci-Fi look. © photogenique (dave peddie): using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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“Please eat more pastry!” suggest our vegetable friends. Whether you heed their pleas or not, this piece is sure to put a smile on your face. Salvatore Squash, Roswell Romaine, Preston Potato, Edwina Eggplant, Annabella Artichoke, Teresita Turnip, Frannie Frisee, Peyton Pumpkin and their little pal, Skeezix the Snail are all ready to grace the wall of your dining room, kitchen or breakfast nook and stare you down hard every time you cook, peel, chop or consume one of their relatives. Fun! This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2008. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Artichokes
by cdworkCanon 400D FL 200 F# 11 Exp1/100 / /
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Featured In: / -Layered With Texture This is a piece of my daughter’s pottery and one of my favourites. I love the shape and glaze on this one and, of course, I’m so proud of her and that her teacher has told her she’s advancing surprisingly quickly. I’m not surprised. :-D
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Yes, it’s perfect!!!! It’s a candle that’s set up on a stand next to my fireplace!! Someone had a clever idea! I used SC and Redfield Fractalius. Redlands, California! /
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Large painting on canvas
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Redlands, California.
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Close-up of the flower of a Globe Artichoke(Cynara scolymus). Canon EOS 20D Sigma 17-70mm@17 1/20s f11 ISO 200 “Artichoke 1” was featured in the group Postcard Style”
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Challenge Top 10..FOOD FOR THOUGHT..Oct 4, 09 / Featured: FOOD FOR THOUGHT…Aug 31, 09 / Challenge: SHAPES N PATTERNS…Aug 18, 09 / Featured: FRUIT & VEGGIE SHOP…Aug 14, 09 Shot in my nephew’s garden. / I didn’t realize how enormous the plants are in comparison to the small yield! That’s probably why they cost so much!
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Bumble bee with its head in a globe artichoke. I saw this last week in the Folk and Transport Museum in Holywood, County Down, Northern Ireland, and I couldn’t wait to get home and try to get it down on paper. You photographers have it easy… soft pastel on Art Spectrum Colorfix card, slightly larger than A4 I would like to acknowledge the photo Collecting The Goods by “taffsnaps” of the Live and Let Live Group which I used as a reference for the bumblebee. Thank you, Rhian.
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The artichokes that are left in my garden. They were allowed to bloom out & then left to seed. This is an impressionist style painting I created digitally in Photoshop – with Fractalious – my new favorite filter. / It has a kind of psychedelic look to it. . . / _Bittersweet Symphony – The Verve _ / - /
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/ Share this picture: / Canon 400D, f/4.0, 1/125, 50mm macro lens, ISO 100.
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The blossom of a decorative artichoke is the subject of this image with post processing in CS3. Fractalius filter and layers adjusted with Tiffen Dfx effects.
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