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Sold in a mounted print!! I sold it to a family member! Shutter Speed 1/60 / F5 / ISO 200 / Focal Length 48m / Nikon D80 Copyright :: All Rights Reserved / Registered :: Fri Jan 16 06:01:47 UTC 2009 Title :: Fancy Hat
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Colored pencil. This is still in the train caboose kitchen
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Colored pencil drawing
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Colored pencil drawing
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I just put this up to see what people think about it…? / And wow i got soo much more feed back then i thought, and iv sold 7! The back layer was a pencil sketch i did and it also had the two figures on it, but i played with it and put the other out line drawing on top / xXxOoO I also have this image with out the border…so its up to you which one you prefer :o) This is this one on a card…. / And this is the borderless one…. /
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My favorite relative, GrandAunt Rite. (aged 84) / Taken at Noble Falls, Western Australia, 5/4/08. FEATURED IN THE WOMEN APPRECIATION GROUP
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The beauty of flowers
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Aunt Yuki / 18” x 24” Acrylic This is my aunt Yuki.
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Back in the mid-1980s, the Tooth Fairy lived in Idaho, and we corresponded regularly. Volunteering in a hospice with end-of-lifetime patients and their families and friends, she was a certified grief counselor, the steady hand that held the devastated up until they could stand again on their own. / There are several stages of grief, and my friend often dressed up as a magic fairy to lead her groups- she said it helped break down the walls people put up; a short, brunette, pudgy, middle aged, freckle faced lady in a shimmering, draped gown with a sparkly halo and a magic wand wasn’t very frightening, and she could often reach people through an “If you could be granted any wish. . .” approach. / As months and years of dressing in this getup passed, she became more and more comfortable in it, to the point that she once thoughtlessly scheduled a dental visit right after a Grief Counseling session. / Not thinking a thing about it she popped into the Dentist’s waiting room, signed in and sat down. It was a small, very rural town and she mostly wore her outfit to her meetings and then changed into jeans and a sweat-shirt right away, but people knew who she was. She was alone in the waiting room for some time, in her gossamer gown, her magic wand, and crown. / When her name was called and she toddled back to the inner sanctum, she found that treatment area was the one at the farthest end of the clinic, and as she started to rustle down the way behind the other patients, she noticed some rustling in the little cubicles, then the office was suddenly filled with choruses of, “Mom, Mom! LOOK! It’s the Tooth Fairy!” All the other patients were children, and a few had spotted her and given voice. / Thinking quickly, she reached into her pocket and found a tissue- and some change. So at each little treatment cubicle she stopped, gave each child a Tooth Fairy Blessing, knighted the child with her wand and gave a bit of change to each one depending upon the child’s age. With empty pockets but full heart she finally made it, glowing with pure joy, into her own treatment chair. / “I’ve never had so much fun at the dentist’s in all my life,” she told me in a letter that evening. / (R) Dayonda 09 Nov 2008 Drawn in Corel Painter Essentials 4, lit by Light Artist. / EXPERIMENTAL because this is the first from-scratch painting in CPE I did.
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Cranford, NJ – Oct 2008 / Suburban Scenes by Mike Savad Squidoo Lenses
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Sisters in Arms, no weapons but tools / Intent to encourage each other, like fuel / Sacred is the bond within the feminine song / Talents are eclectic and celebration is strong / Evolving our thoughts and actions to positive change / Responsively touching hearts to broaden our range / Sharing love and kindness to manifest it within / Illuminating designs of peace and joy to plug-in / Nature’s compassion flows deep within our veins / Affirming connections anew or down memory lane / Radiant light shines to brighten darkened paths / Magic in words, pictures and musical baths / Solidarity in truth and empathy is our goal / Sisters in Arms, hand in hand, to make us ONE whole. tkrosevear 2/1/2009 Still a secret ;) This one’s for the GIRLS
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Illustration from Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach. / Watercolour and Ink Pen.
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A stylised stack of old tea-cups with their saucers. These belonged to my Mother and I’ve always loved them. Featured in Old Things /
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These two cuddled up friends were found in the nursery cage waiting to be loved by children at our school fair.
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SHE IS LIKE A GIGANTIC ICE CREAM / I SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM !! / We used to live together in the same room / just like in India / or Mexico / in the villages / I was her Auntie and I lived in her room! / I remember I felt so odd telling anyone / in America about that!! / She was 10 and at night / we would giggle like kids / and her father, my brother / would come in and say / “Hey you two, quiet down” / and we would and then we would giggle / and I would say / “Alanna, / Next life I wanna be your sister”, / and she would Say / “Auntie L / Me too” / Then we would tell each other something / really funny / and then we would laugh again / but then / we would fall asleep in a room / that smelled like love / and I think that America is / behind the times. Linaji 2009 Model: My Niece Alanna at 14.. she is 20 now and I love her so.
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2007, Oil on Canvas, 16” x 20” This one just came out of the blue – screen that is. I was watching a nature program where they were showing something about ant eaters. Have you ever looked at those creatures? They look ridiculous! Anybody who claims God has no sense of humour must not have seen much of anything in the world. So this was the Sheep Incognito’s spin on an ant eater. Unfortunately, sheep are not quite bright enough to distinguish different spellings of same sounding expressions. Nonetheless, this was a hoot to paint. The purse looks precisely like one my grandmother used to carry to church with her. It was filled with a small lace hanky and lemon drops for kids bored out of their mind during the sermon.
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featured in Globes, Sphere’s & Curves 10-20-2009 / featured in Creative Cards 09-25-2009 First opera album i ever bought (Scott Joplin-Treemonisha), I think I was 12, can’t find a decent video nor the lyrics, it is all very old. Please view large!! /
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Took this at my brother’s house in the country. Love the angle and the color of the window against the wood. I tweaked a little to darken the window to get the blue in the sky to show better, and the paint on the wood to age a little more. Nikon D40X
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“Zia Rosa” – auoradreams.deviantart.com is the lovely model / dedicated to the memory of my grandfather’s aunt—Zia Rosa. / I never met her – but I feel as though I know her through the many stories he used to tell me….
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This one is quite self-explanatory, I think! I hope you enjoy it and that it gives you a smile.
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film photo
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This is my daughter (Aunt) Seairha and my grandson Ronald, (her Nephew) , they were sitting in the water at the beach, and I caught this shot without Seairha knowing, she hates her picture taken, you can see the bits of sand on Ronald’s little face.. / Seairha is 17 / Ronald is 10 mths Nikon D90 / 18-200mm VR Lens
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Being Thirteen
by JaneSolomonLight night walks in fields / Bound books and feeling cherished / Cherry pie and cream / Dreams of a boy called Danny / Oh to be there forev…
This is the first of a series I am doing on exploring the teen years. I am just choosing my most vivid memory of each teen year. / When I was thirteen I visited my Aunt Ellen in Warrenpoint in Ireland for twelve unforgettable weeks.
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