Case Wall Art
185 creative works found
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A shot I’ve been wanting to do for a while.
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Ink on paper illustration from a book I have written and illustrated. This character is largely inspired by Edgar Allan Poe and an array of depressive songwriters I have encountered.
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Battersea Power station I suppose. / And a plane. Read this
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This is the actual shape of the canvas The shape of the canvas becomes an integral part of this painting to enhance the illusion of a three dimensional object. / “Metaphor For A Metaphor” is about our predilection for categorizing everything that we experience, whether it fits into our scheme of things or not. And then, ultimately, resorting to using metaphors when we can’t.. / Hence the box which is distorted out of context… The round peg into a square hole that we seem to love the most…. Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 51 X 35 inches / 88 X 130 cm Original : / $3500 AU – excluding p&p from Melbourne, Australia / contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / ...........................................................................................
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ink on watercolor paper. 11” x 14” meant as a sort of joke. / I was in the starbucks on the corner of franklin and highland around january last year when i drew this as a sort of commentary about all of the fancy super-hero costumes people wear around there…
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Part of the Heritage Series / this is an old Case Tractor of 40’s / might need a little TLC or mybe not / just let it be
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This suitcase of Alice Fuller’s was a touch strange,. with nothing in it apart from a pair of blue slippers. There was a few other cases in this room but this was the only one with a name tag on so the only one i bothered taking a picture of.
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An old soldier’s uniform at the Fort Queenscliff military museum in Victoria, Australia. Fort Queenscliff is located in the Borough of Queenscliffe, some 106 km from Melbourne, on the western side of the entrance to Port Phillip Bay. It occupies an area of 6.7 hectares on high ground known as Shortland’s Bluff and overlooks the shipping lanes leading to Melbourne and Geelong. The Fort is a superb example of the defences that existed around the coastline of Australia from colonial times through to the end of the Second World War. Considerable restoration has been accomplished at Fort Queenscliff in recent years, including the recovery and refurbishment of some of the original guns, the restoration of historic buildings, and the development of a comprehensive indoor display and archival centre. Fort Queenscliff has been classified by the National Trust and entered in the Register of the National Estate. The museum was established at Fort Queenscliff in 1982 to show the significance of the Fort in the local, state and national context and to provide a centre for historical research.
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Native New Zealand Punga Koru. © Daryl Vincent Simonson 2008
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BIG MUTHA GUN!
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This beautiful dragonfly emerged from my pond in June. I took lots of shots, but the wing detail was lost in the foliage background. I placed a piece of paper behind and took some shots…..the wing detail was amazing!
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Shelves of numbered books inside the Old Royal Palace building in Prague Castle.
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A couple things about this image are groundbreaking. First, Mama came up to me and a group of people who were banished to the outside of the building during our lunch hour. She was about 50 feet from the nearest of her trees to climb for protection so this was HIGHLY unusual for her. Mama came out at a much later time in the day than I’ve usually seen her, and she came alone – sans her two kids who seem to have managed to deal with squirrel life on their own these days. Second, she was interactive to the extreme, all but chatting with strangers as well as me. I didn’t have any peanuts with me so a co-worker went inside to get some and she waited patiently to be fed by someone else. LOL! After a few nuts, she pleaded her case for a few more, which we found out later were for her to hide. But the coolest part of this little development was that Mama wasn’t afraid of two (human) children who were completely fascinated by her. Their loud voices were tolerated and their quick movements were as well. The kids got such a thrill from her that they named her Smore. They didn’t know she was female until I told them but the name seems to be sufficiently ambisexterous to work either way. So “Mama” is now proclaimed to be “Smore” from here on and if I forget, there are two little kids who are gonna want to kick my derrière. LOL! Sometimes, life is really, really strange, ya know?
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A pair of frying baskets lay discarded on the floor at an abandoned radar research facility in Scotland.
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