Bay byron
261 creative works found
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Painted in my Byron Bay art gallery / studio. / This painting is one in my series on dance and movement. In this series I study, which lines and colors, within a persons movement, define the soul of a person, to find the answer I worked for several weeks with one model. / We did four photo-shoots, over 2500 photos, hours of organization, observation and dialog, one video-shoot and over a 100 sketches. This resulted into a series I call: The Narrative of Motion. The series contain powerful mysterious poses, It feels like the spirit is pushed out of the physical cage of the body.
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red skys at night sailors Delight.
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/ Minstral TShirt Minstral Fairy is one of two fairies in a little series. / There is also another fairy called Razzamattaz (see above). / Both fairies have unusual hair made out of cotton and wool findings. / Both were created on pastel paper with ink pastel acrylic & charcoal.
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The two lovers enter each others mouths in a passionate exchange of lust and sexual energy. Shedding their clothing slowly, they progress to more and more heated exchanges of hand movements and mouth actions. Inside each other, they have found something so alluring and erotic that neither can go a day without the sensuous bodily rhythm they share.
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Sea Star Sculpture, Wategos Beach, Byron Bay / by Karin Taylor from the Beach Series I made this sculpture / on Wategos Beach Byron Bay / not another soul around / to give you an idea of the scale of the sculpture / most of the stones were the size of your palm / some twice that size and some smaller I had noticed large piles of beautiful stones behind me / began to create something out of them / intuitively, one stone at a time
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Byron Bay, late afternoon, The Pass.
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/ Citrus Siesta / from the Beach and Friends Series’ by Karin Taylor / the original is a mixed media production / ink pastel acrylic charcoal photoshop on canvas textured paper This piece was created a couple f years ago for ‘The Citrus Upstairs Gallery’ Byron Bay, 2 girls floating on a bamboo raft, enjoying the sunshine on a hazy summery day Wategos Beach a nice fellow by the name of Damien Rocks liked my art and invited me to join his crew of artists….my painting ‘Where is Red Dog’ got a little bit of press with a pic in the newspaper…woot-woo…..Damien is an artist also
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Well I have just gotten back from a stint up the East coast on Sunday night, and of course had to stop in Byron Bay for what was supposed to be a night, but turned into 4. Took about a million photographs but only a few were Red Bubble worthy in my own estimation. Unfortunately for me, a very talented Lee Burgess has beaten me to the punch on the lighthouse by about 8 hours…Oh well, pays not to sit on piccies too long huh! For what its worth, this is my take…
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Painted in my Byron Bay art gallery / studio. / This painting is one in my series on dance and movement. In this series I study, which lines and colors, within a persons movement, define the soul of a person, to find the answer I worked for several weeks with one model. / We did four photo-shoots, over 2500 photos, hours of organization, observation and dialog, one video-shoot and over a 100 sketches. This resulted into a series I call: The Narrative of Motion. The series contain powerful mysterious poses, It feels like the spirit is pushed out of the physical cage of the body.
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a beautiful song about the beach at Byron, really worth a listen on utube / Forgotten Beach (Byron Bay) – Robert James / Bay Watch / Beach Series / Karin Taylor / Mixed Media ink pastel acrylic charcoal….plus a lot of gesso :) / I sketched this girl at the The Pass, Byron Bay… / a pretty famous beach / felt a bit like i was a wierdo…. / believe me if you want people to look atchya…. / take a sketch pad and start drawing….it’s soooooooooo embarrassments i tellya!
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dolphin’s beach byron bay january 2007
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Minstral Fairy is one of two fairies in a little series. / There is also another fairy called Razzamattaz (see above). / Both fairies have unusual hair made out of cotton and wool findings. / Both were created on pastel paper with ink pastel acrylic & charcoal.
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It was a golden afternoon …
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The Gyoto Monks of Tibet are an often seen sight at many cultural events in the Byron Bay region. Seen here laughing, this particular monk escaped Tibet into India 50 years ago with His Holiness, The Dali Lama. His trademark expression and enjoying tea and biscuit, the joke is enjoyed by all at the table.
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/ Byron Belle / Mixed Media ink pastel acrylic charcoal / on canvas textured paper / by Karin Taylor / Beach Series
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Painted in my Byron Bay art gallery / studio. / This painting is one in my series on dance and movement. In this series I study, which lines and colors, within a persons movement, define the soul of a person, to find the answer I worked for several weeks with one model. / We did four photo-shoots, over 2500 photos, hours of organization, observation and dialog, one video-shoot and over a 100 sketches. This resulted into a series I call: The Narrative of Motion. The series contain powerful mysterious poses, It feels like the spirit is pushed out of the physical cage of the body.
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© Mark Ingram, copying and using this Image without prior permission will lead to prosecution
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The transcendental art of fire dancing, combined with a backdrop of stark, urban-industrial desolation. / The background represents the state of one’s life (like the inside of their mind) and the subject twirling fire represents the transmuting of this apathy of existence into the realization that there is so much more to life and the Universe than what is going on in their head.
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Tallow Beach, Byron Bay. From Cape Byron lighthouse. More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_Bay Thank you for looking.
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