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Sad eyes of my cocker spaniel/llasha apso, Sunny, when told she could not go to town too…..color version available also,upon request ….Shes my oldest baby of 3 she will be 7 come 1 January 09,she also is the only one thats traveled a lot having 14 states on her list including the Outer Banks and Yellowstone
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‘Asia Series’ card by Karin Taylor Xiang Xang is a mixed media production on canvas textured paper using ink, pastel acrylic and charcoal. Xiang Xang is an asian beach beauty, a study in stripes.
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Lucy
by FrankChapmanI like painting pets, their human friends are always so happy to get the portrait and the pet never complains. This is Lucy, she is very sweet . Older mixed breed rescue, Its tough for these guys to get homes. I didn’t want to charge for the portrait . I was so happy for her.
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Best Viewed Large / All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright / Featured in Kaleidoscope Kraze Dreams were sought by the Native Indians, since they valued visions / sacred. The old ones tell dreams do hold great power and drift / about at night before coming to the sleeping ones / To keep the dreamer safe, the older ones created a special web, / the dreamcatcher, to hang above their sleeping places / The ancient story to by the Native Indians is that the dreamcatcher’s / hoop, with the intricate webbing at the center, ensures a sleep / undisturbed by bad drreams. The good dreams would take the path / of the web with great ease to it’s center and would float gently / down the trail of beads, and like the feather, drift down into the minds / of the sleepers below. / The bad dreams would struggle with the web and always become entangled / The night would pass on leaving them to perish in the rays of the new day sun / Hang one near you and pleasant dreams will come
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright Stretching the boundries
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Vivid
by JuliaWrightBest Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright How many Cows can you count here…......
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Gotta love those infrared trees (with a twist in this one) ;) Just having my usual way too much fun ;)
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright / Featured in Butterflies, Skippers, Moths and other Winged insects group Can anyone tell me the name of this bug…found him in the ground under a tree! / Thanks to the lovely Kindi Smith for identifying this bug / as a Weevil….I think most likely a ground or root weevil / as that is where I found him in the ground under a tree!
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Mixed media collage on canson paper. Inspired by the many masks we create for ourselves to hide behind! Surreal landscape of masked faces in a crowd. / /
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Size: 16×20 Medium: Professional grade acrylics on 100% cotton canvas and pen and ink. Support: Wooden stretcher bars. Style: Modern, Contemporary, Urban, Industrial, Abstract Expressionism. Additional Info: This work is signed, titled and dated on the back.
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Size: 16×20 Medium: Professional grade acrylics on 100% cotton canvas and pen and ink. Support: Wooden stretcher bars. Style: Modern, Contemporary, Urban, Industrial, Abstract Expressionism. Additional Info: This work is signed, titled and dated on the back.
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Blood and milk mixture on black background
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Fractal design with Full Moon in center. I thought that the colors seemed to have a Native American look to it, hence the name given. In Cherokee mythology, Geyaguga is the moon spirit.
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Abstract mixed aquamedia painting resembling stones or rocks, on Arches 300 lb cold pressed paper. Original painting is full sheet 22×30. Aquamedia includes Winsor & Newton transparent watercolor, Winsor and Newton gouache, Pelikan ink, and Liquitex acrylic.
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Mixed-Media Pieceon Board incorporating way, polystyrene, glass fragments
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Abstract Expressionist Painting / Mixed Media on canvas (Acrylics) / Caroline Caux-Evans copyright november 2009 /
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Mixed Media Collage Abstract on canvas. Designed with handmade papers, metals, jewelry, glass beads, glitter. They watch us from above, / They watch us from the shadows, / They see us abuse children, / They see us rape women, / They see us murder men, our torture, isolation, indifference. / Yet they do nothing. They wait for us to stop being polite. They wait for our cry of outrage. / They wait for us to demand change, / knowing, / We get what we tolerate. /
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