Briar
25 creative works found
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The outfits are influenced by the costume designs of Leon Bakst with a touch of Paul Poiret. I made the patterns from Arabian, Turkish and William Morris designs. I wasn’t completely happy with the background in the first version. / /
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The outfits are influenced by the costume designs of Leon Bakst with a touch of Paul Poiret. I made the patterns from Arabian, Turkish and William Morris designs. New version here
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Darker take on the Sleeping Beauty story…
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! / / IN THE BRIAR / / Smudge Art TM. / Fractal / Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. /
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As you can see, its dead , it was cold and i have’nt figured out the stone bit yet, but it was sounding great ! Taken at the Briars in Mt Martha on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria, on this our first day of winter…....how fitting. / /
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The Cat’s claw; (Schrankia nuttallii) also known as the sensitive briar because it’s leaves draw up when touched, is a tiny little flower that grows wild in prairie and savannah areas of the southern US. / I took this photo on the banks of the Short-line trail at Tallulah Falls state park in northeast Georgia.
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digitaly altered image to resemble a painting of blackberries in a split rail fence,effects may not be that noticed at smaller image sizes
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Female nude in a box, holding a rose, with a thorn border.
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Taken in Stonewall County, Texas near Aspermont. Photoshoped with slight hue and saturation, noise filter, 3D transform render filter.
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What else could cradle and mirror such wonder?
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the path of our bush walk in springwood
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A good perspective of what side of the fence you are on and what you have to overcome to get to the other side. Your blessing awaits.
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Acrylic and mixed media on canvas http://rlv.zazzle.com/girls_lace_up_briar_rose_shoes_kedsshoe-p167192064950355367b9n0_325.jpg
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Oil Painting
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The twisted thorny remnance of New Englands Winter Kill . / Larger prints available at convexialense@hotmail.com
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Reproduction of Rosa rubiginosa Variety: The Duchess in Benjamin Maund’s Botanic Garden published in London in 1843. / This is one of four plants shown on the illustration page. Each plant image in the original is only 2.4×3.1 inches and requires a magnifying glass to see the quality of the detail. The black ink was applied to the paper from a copper engraving: the colour was done by skilled artists who used water-colour paints to paint each image individually in each copy of the book. This made each image a unique creation. / Maund wrote: / “Rosa rubiginosa, in it’s natural form, as the wild Eglantine, with pale single flowers, is indigenous to every part of Europe; but cultivation has stepped in and produced rich-coloured double varieties, from the simple child of nature, which we find it in our hedges…but (nature) has withheld all the fragrance of the parent – praise of the poets: the leaf of the gay flowered descendant is scentless as it’s thorn…is known…also as La Belle Distinguee, or Lee’s Duchess, or La Petite Duchesse.”
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Gorgeous view of Briar rose hips coated in magnificent ice crystals from Hoar frost
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