Bedtime
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The Bedtime Stories series continues. Two good friends who are artists here on Redbubble Darla Reeves and Ed Logsdon of D&E Photography have a grandson Matthew Newton who we thought would be a good subject for the series and I asked them to take certain shots and email them to me. Here is the result of one of the shots. There is nothing more powerful and delightful for me then to make an image for a child to see himself or herself in a dream world and put a smile on family faces. Ed and Darla have provided me with the name of this image. The birds are stock provided to me by Aimee Stewart. Childhood Dreams / By Edward Logsdon There once was a child named Matthew. Matthew was a very happy little boy. Matthew loved books He would sit on his Grandfather’s lap for hours looking at books. One day his Grandfather brought him a book titled “Childhood Dreams.” He told Matthew it was a very special book that would allow him to go anywhere and see anything he wanted. Matthew’s Grandmother loved to watch the doves in the yard and Matthew would watch / them with her. He loved the birds too Matthew’s Daddy liked to play games with castles in them. He liked to sit and watch Daddy play his games. Matthew’s Mommy liked to look at the sky and dream of Oz. Matthew liked the shiny lights in the sky and loved to sit with Mommy and watch the nighttime sky. When Matthew opened the book Grandfather had brought him, he found himself in another world This is what he saw: These are childhood dreams come true.
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Pastel drawing of a person or alien who stayed up to long. / Click on the Image for Insomniac Card, Matted Print, Laminated Print, Mounted Print, Canvas Print, Framed Print, and Poster… /
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Pastel drawing of a man – alien – monster who is in dire need of sleep. / Click on Image for Insomniac T-shirt….. /
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Uh-oh. All gone? Medium: Vectors
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from a collaboration with Julie Langford (photographer) and her daughter Gemma Johns (model). Check out their work.
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Teddy in hospital
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A picture of part of a ward in an abandoned mental asylum. I think this picture is given an extra spooky edge and a bit of a story by the fact that one of the beds has a pair of shoes sitting waiting at the bottom as if the occupant may be back any minute.
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Here is the cardinal version of the classic lullabye, “Hush, Little Baby.” These two baby cardinals are only two days old, and Mama’s lullabye seems to be working just fine!
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Word
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Loving alone. I have a bolster in my bed to cuddle at night, and a few things to help in other ways. I tried online dating a few years ago, but I didn’t get enough from it to bother trying again. I’ve had to meet my own needs most of my life, so I’m pretty good at it by now.
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Waiting. / / I did once contact this escort agency but wasn’t able to actually finalize anything. Maybe I’ll try again sometime. I’ve been celibate for nine of the past ten years, and that year of experimentation was several years ago now.
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Drawn 2008. Age 21. There’s a very personal meaning to this picture, but i will reframe from sharing because I don’t want to influence your own ideas for the image :-) The young boy in this image is a character strongly influencened by myself and will be the design used in other emotively evoked works that inspire back to my childhood… and ultimately presented as illustrations in my book. This was drawn quite quickly with a black biro pen, then polished up a little on photoshop, where I cleaned the whiteness and brought out the darker shades.
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“cupid – a bullet for bedtime remix” designed by indie artist Eric Murphy of sadmachine.com Copyright 2006-2007.
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Just thought since I am selling so many of these here I should add the redbubble logo to him. He definately has redbubble written all over him now…
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Maybe tomorrow will be better. / / More in my depression series. / / For those who may be interested in the technicalities, I used a Hartblei tilt/shift lens, swinging it to maximum to get the clock (about 60 cms away) and the figure (about 2 m away) both in focus at f/3.5
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This was an installation piece titled “Bedtime for workaholic” by Psalm put up in Canada Ln, Carlton during December 2004.
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In the cosy Dragon cave, the bedtime story tonight is “mythical creatures”. / Nerys the Nessie and Draig* the dragon have a giggle at the descriptions of the supposedly frightening beasties contained within. Yorik the Yetti is horrified to find that he is in the book himself! He never thought of himself as mythical before! and certainly not abominable! Someone is not going to get any sleep tonight! Draig is pronounced “dr-eye-g.” He’s Welsh you see! Could be used as a *poster in the reading corner / or as a card for a role playing friend/ RPG fanattic / or just to brighten up a bedroom
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Jump Over the Moon
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took this, last one, before rushing to hotel and falling into me bed
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Watercolour Concept: A story of 2 rabbits having a leisure stroll in the forest, meeting new friends along the way.
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