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this was a photograph of a tree which i played with levels,many filters,hue /sat etc then I distorted it and mirrored it on itself ,I played with the composition with edit/transform/warp,and put a hand painted distortion map over it a few times…then I put the beetle on….
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This is a rarely seen rendition of the asian beetle’s skin after it’s been dried washed in saltwater and air dried. While very valuable, it’s not easy to come by, as the beetle is a crafty fellow, well aware of his value. It’s your good fortune to have stumbled upon this rare artifact!
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Oil painting on canvas
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my bug!
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Cantharis Rustica (9-13mm) / Family: Cantharidae / Order: Coleoptera (Beetles) / One of several similar beetles known as soldier beetles because the black/red/orange colouration reminds people of military uniforms. / Can be seen between May – August throughout England.
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inspired by all the candy painted v-dubs
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xiiiB “ii7 b4 flames” [original, ii7 “beings of the doorway (with tv and long ugly drapes by windows, small mouth, 1994)” / pastel on paper, 30X42, ii in 14 sequences Anatomy of a Healing on a Road (mostly completed prior to 1995, ‘Gauteng’ edited Southern Coastalline)] art by angela, fire pics by numin, digital rendering by pan, all rights reserved, 2009, wfp
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xiiiC “ii7 in flames” [original, ii7 beings of the doorway (with tv and long ugly drapes by windows, small mouth, 1994), pastel on paper, 30X42, ii in 14 sequences Anatomy of a Healing on a Road (mostly completed prior to 1995, ‘Gauteng’ edited Southern Coastalline)] / art by angela, fire pics by numin, digital rendering by pan, all rights reserved, 2009, wfp
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A handsome Shield Bug species, the Forest Bug, Pentatoma rufipes; about 15mm long, on a plastic door handle. / For further information click here. Saturday 25th July 2009. On outside of cubicle at field edge, main campsite, Big Tent Festival 2009, Falkland, Fife, Scotland.
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The beginning of a series of photos of creatures and other wonders I have found in my garden.
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The beginning of a series of photos of creatures and other wonders I have found in my garden.
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the first attempt at the shot, not as well positioned as the second but slightly better focus I think.
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parked in burwood carpark
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Dor Beetle (15-25mm) / Geotrupes stercorarius The female burrows under cow and horse manure, which is used as a larder for their offspring. They fly from April-October but mainly in the evenings. Also featured is: Venus Flytrap / Dionaea muscipula Carnivorous plant which catches its prey, mostly spiders and insects by opening its leasves out like a snare trap and encouraging their prey to walk across the trap by secreting sweet-smelling nectar. When they do, they touch the tiny hairs along the inside of the leaves which then trigger a chemical reaction snapping the leaves shut and trapping its victim, which is then digested. The leaf will then open again ready for its next feed. Taken in my kitchen, UK.
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Dor Beetle (15-25mm) / Geotrupes stercorarius The female burrows under cow and horse manure, which is used as a larder for their offspring. They fly from April-October but mainly in the evenings.
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Volkswagen Beetle 70’s – HDR
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Athous Haemorrhoidalis / Commonest of the click beetles in the UK. Taken in my garden UK.
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From the cold winters day, / to the hot summers nights. / From the small creatures in May, / to the difference in heights. / My gift is poetry, through the eyes of another, / to be hung on the wall of the nature lover.
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Acrilic on canvas / 60×20 cm. / 70×40 cm. / 60×20 cm. Selling it
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