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167 creative works found
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Digital Art created from my original oil paintings
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Digital Artwork created from my original oil paintings
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Painting-like reflection on the side of a city high rise Sydney CBD.
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Old public clock with tall modern skyscraper in the background
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Motorboat in a harbor in front of a Boston skyline on a sunny summer day
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Clouds and blue sky reflect in the windows of a contemporary office building
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A digitally hand drawn and unique text design set against cool pale blue stripes.
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Abstract Sky City of Seattle was created with a sky both above and below the skyline. An a typical reflection has been used and you will note if you look carefully the sky is not a pure reflection.
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Sad but true….
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People silhouette in a business hall
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What can I say? Sometimes you look up and you just have to press the shutter.
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Oil on Canvas artwork 31×47 inch from the “Muse Series” 2008. Graphic light and dark blocking interplays with the inner desire of good and evil. The desiring temptress offering the pleasures of heavenly bliss. / Featured in The Fibonacci Series group / / A Muse Also from the award winning “Muse Series” /
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Oil on canvas painting from the “Muse Series” 2008. Graphic tonal reduction highlight the tonal variation as light plays on the skin of this beautiful muse. A rich gold background represents the elite environment in which such a treasure is adored.
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Oil on canvas painting 31×47 inch. From the “Earth Abstractions” series 2009
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Oil on Canvas, 24×36inch. 2004. From the “Sunday Afternoon” series. One of lifes great pleasures is soaking in the afternoon sun whilst lying on the cool grass. Great wall art for the home or office.
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Canon 40D / EF-S 17-85mm @ 17mm / ISO 100 f/22, 1/5 sec exposure. Ralphs Bay is a shallow, windswept bay, situated on the east of the Derwent Estuary, about 12 kilometers south-east of Hobart in Tasmania, Australia. The bay is enfolded by the low, bare hills of Droughty Point to the northwest and the “spit” of South Arm, beyond Opossum Bay, to the southwest. Walker Corporation had recently proposed the construction of a bayside residential marina and canal development, “Lauderdale Quay”, in the northeastern reaches of the bay, adjacent to the Lauderdale isthmus. This proposal was subject to community consultation and was opposed on environmental, aesthetic and health grounds by a number of parties, including the ‘Save Ralphs Bay’ community group. Major environmental concerns were raised with respect to the development of a conservation area which is environmentally sensitive and has significant estuarine ecological values. Support for the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s draft recommendation against the proposed Ralphs Bay canal estate was expressed in at least 91% of submissions on the Draft Integrated Assessment Report (DIAR). There was no support for the Walker Corp. proposal from any organisation or professional body, and only a handful of brief submissions in favour of the development from community members. This has been a major win for the Tasmanian Community who overwhelmingly saw this as a major environmental threat.
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