Buttons
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Grasses photographed at Corinella Beach Victoria
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Rich rounds of colors swirl in this digital abstract painting. To me it suggests a child’s eye view of Grandma’s button box. This is a very large image with blues and purples predominating. Here is an image of it as a laminated print. /
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Here are a few different ways that I embellish my hand made greeting cards. / Please let me know if you’re interested in the real thing otherwise they’d still print great as an image.
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Those are some of my collection of front doors from different countries.
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Katoomba is hot! Four drawings. One in East Indian Ink and ecoline, one in pastel, one in charcoal, one in water colours. One photolayer added, shaken, nót stirred, in the digital blender. Just press button.
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drawn then scanned and vectored!
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featured in Accentuate The Eyes group / featured in Pets Are Us group / 502 views This piece is the part of Calendar :
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mixed media painting / 22*28 in they’re storm sprites / they travel in packs up in the clouds / bringing rain and storms / :3 i think their kinda cute original for sale / message me if interested acrylic / cloth, buttons :3 lol
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Did you ever wonder why our elder folk collected buttons, and then some how you always seem to want them because they reminded you of that person, I have tons of them in bottles in plastic, in cardboard containers, between grandmother inlaws, grandma, and sometimes just random elder folk who some how took a liking to you and decided for some reason or another that you just needed the buttons. I have many colors of buttons and many designs, flower ones, the ones that used to go on those sailor outfits you just had to dress your kids in because once upon a time they looked so cute in them lol, think about it, or maybe take a look into your mothers or grandmothers sewing basket, you will see that and the many snaps that was used at one time you know the kind and the expander thingy that makes your bra fit, oh come on now you know exactly what I am talking about, oh and dont forget the zippers because at one time it was on sale and they just needed to have them even if they didnt ever use them…. Featured on Home Page 7/15/09 /
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‘Smarties’ placed 5th out of 36 entries in the challenge ‘Color Explosion’ of the Sweet Tooth Group
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...much better than a six-pak of BUDWEISER, wouldn’t you agree? ;)
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Should definitely be viewed LARGE! THIS PIECE IS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE AS A: / • Card / • Canvas Print / • Framed Print / • Laminated Print / • Matted Print / • Mounted Print / • Poster
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you’ll get the best of me self portrait
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Portrait ….watercolor and watercolor pencil drawing of orange cat with ball of yarn / Paper is Coquile coldpress paper ..it has a stiple surface. I use it a lot, it is my paper of choice. It is predictable ..there are no surprises on the surface . I use the surface just as much as my color…it helps me achiieve the effect I want . People can identify my work . / This piece was a memorial of a cat named Buttons…It’s owners had no children ..this cat was their baby …It was ” 23 years old” when it passed away. / The reason I choose watercolor pencil…I love drawing…if I have to leave and stop working for a while ..I can come back and just start where I left off…I don’t have to worry about wet paint …building a canvas or cleaners for my brushes. I use a different types of watercolor pencils…some are brighter or softer than others. If I drop one of my pencils there is a good chance it will brake everytime I sharpen it and that is frustrating… I put carpet underneith my chair so if one falls it won’t be damaged….I use different erasers….Quik tac is great stuff …you can make it any size and any shape and you press down on it on your paper and the pigment will lift it right off….then you just need it and it’s clean again…I also use an electric eraser that you can sharpen…I use my eraser to draw with more than rubbing something out….I never press hard on my pencils I just make layer over layer…I use the tooth of the paper as part of my image so I don’t press hard on it because that would ruin it…The last thing I do is spray a fine mist of water over it to bring out more depth in my color….In graphite I’ll spray lightly with hair spray…making sure it doesn’t get wet. / How I did it….I draw my image outline …The first thing I start working on is the face and then start putting layers of color on building it up ..I’m also building my depth…then I use water on the water color pencil where I want it….It is a slow process of building the color …This was also building the fur.,,layer over layer…always the face is so important especially the eyes …With the portrait you have to capture a moment of the person your working on so the buyer will recognize the subject….It has to be a right on likeness…you have to capture that person even something the viewer will see in the eyes…a part of that person…. The lighting on the subject is also important because that is what gives your image depth. You also use the texture of the paper as a tool for your effect…I go from light colors to darker color….The background color has to be even. I never let a piece go unless I’m happy with it ..Sometimes I will get half way through a piece and trash it and start over…I am my own judge and jury…the only one I compete with is myself. / “Buttons” has been “Featured” in / Domestic Pedigree Cats / Works on Paper / Pets and People / Paws and Claws / Image Writing / First Things
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My beautiful nephew (12 days old) f/stop: f/1.6 / ISO: 400 / shutter speed: 1/200 sec Nikon D80 with nikkor 50 mm 1.4 lens
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I love an underdog…...
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www.cathleentarawhiti.co.nz Featured in The Art of Intrigue / Thank you. Featured in The X – Human Sentiment / Thank you. 500+ views People/Portraiture Pin-Up HDR Photography Macro Photography Architecture Collaborations Skyscapes Animals/Birds/Insects Street Photography Everyday Objects Seascapes/Rivers/All Water Summer Photography Odd/Unusual Flowers/Plants/Trees Landscapes New Zealand Abstract Humour Black and White Photography Canon 40D
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i hope you enjoy this set of pregnancy images FEATURED in Mood and Ambience August 09 / FEATURED in woman appreciation October 09 please also view patience and butterfly /
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Use the impact of a new SHARE BUTTON to promote your work...
by Nuh SarcheThe best way to spread and promote your work is to add a SOCIAL BOOKMARK BUTTON to your profile and your artwork or t-shirt sites… A…
The best way to spread and promote your work is to add a SOCIAL BOOKMARK BUTTON to your profile and your artwork or t-shirt sites… And there is a new and powerful one to do this, called ADD TO ANY… It has a lot of new undreamed-of possibilities for everyone to share and spread the news… Don’t wait until someone finds your work between all the great RedBubble artworks! Just add the button (remove the free space between the excalamation mark and the http) and spread it around….. ;) ! http://static.addtoany.com/buttons/share_save_171_16.png!:http://www.addtoany.com/share_save I wish you a lot of visitors, spreaders -> and many sales! With a lot of greetings Nuh Read also: Make it easy to share your work at the web!!! or Marketing strategies and photoshop tutorials at STOREROOM… or 7 Tools and 3 Essential Skills Every Artist Needs to be Successful Online
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Do you have the "Add This" button on your artwork?
by Adriana GlackinBecause if you do, let me know in this journal…
Because if you do, let me know in this journal, as I’d love to promote you around the web on such sites as twitter, tumblr, del.icio.us and stumble. If you don’t have one and you’d like one, then go here to get yours. If you’d like to promote other artists on social networking sites, you might want to consider joining the Promote Each Other Group. :)
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A small sampling of thousands of beautiful blooms which adorned a hillside near Wasilla, Alaska.
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Is fun a good enough reason? Original design version:
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