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Circuit 68
United Kingdom
297 creative works found
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long exposure taken at silverstone race circuit of a car
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Generation Death – The youth of today! / . / Guess its maybe got to do with all that violence that we are fed through our television sets.
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Hardwired for Violence(Stalemate) - Revised version for Michelangelo's Hand of God in the Sistine Chapel
by nofrillsartJust a reworking of my ‘Hardwired for violence’ circuit board gun image using a cropped still from Tarantino’s 1992 cult film ‘Reservoir Dogs’. And creating a reference to Michelangelo’s Hand of God in the Sistine Chapel / - A social commentry piece about the violence we consume through the celluloid format. And a nod to Q…now i didnt say his films weren’t stylish did i?! / aka…eye for an eye! / detail: /
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Kind of an electronic shirt I guess… batteries not included.
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Red-Eyed Tree Frog + Pentium III main board + Photoshop CS
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i could go into all the poetics about this but… /
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From the sketchpad. For some time now ive been interested in how everything seemingly ‘unnatural’ grew from the natural. A majority of my work is now based on this idea.
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Red-Eyed T.F. and a Pentium III circuit board.
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Limited to 10…
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The Egyptians were fascinated with the Scarab Beetle and its habit of rolling balls of dung across the ground. They likened this exercise to the propulsion of the sun on its circuit across the sky. Khepri is the sun god and creator in the form of a scarab. He was imagined to be created of his own accord rather than undergoing the natural cycle of reproduction, and he represented the initial spark of creation. Khepri was usually depicted as a dung beetle but he could also be portrayed as a hawk -winged beetle or as a man with the head of a scarab. Painting in mixed media / 100×42 cm Music – Egypt 4th October 2008
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Johnny 5!!
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Time Circuits tell you where you are, where you’ve been, and where you’re going. FLUX CAPACITOR T-SHIRT /
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Electric Brain / Science fiction has been mentioning artificial intelligence for decades. However it’s becoming more and more a reality. Robots are being build to resemble humans in every way and computers are able to proces data with superhuman speed. / So what will the future bring for humanity? Do we all have a robot clone which takes over our day job, so that we can do whatever we like? Or are we going to be upgraded with implants to make our brains work faster and more efficient? / This may be a distant future, but this t-shirt will bring the future to you! This is also my entry for the Halftone challenge, the halftones are in the brain as can be seen in the detail image below. / Detail image / Other t-shirts / /
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Using the new Technology as Art challenge as an inspiration, I shot a little mini-series of techno-macros. They have all been taken with my Sony a350 and Sigma 105mm macro (mostly at its widest), using natural diffused daylight. Click on the thumbnails below, or click here to see the whole series. Featured on RB Home Page on 8 Sepetember 2009 .
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Using the new Technology as Art challenge as an inspiration, I shot a little mini-series of techno-macros. They have all been taken with my Sony a350 and Sigma 105mm macro (mostly at its widest), using natural diffused daylight. Click on the thumbnails below, or click here to see the whole series.
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I also see the face of a bear but maybe that’s just me! Available in a range of colours and sizes. I hope you like it. You may also like Detail
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Collage. Thankyou for viewing my work. / Thankyou redbubble. Animations at youtube (enter robertemerald) / Comments most welcome.
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My second circuit in the series with new design colours. I also see an Owl in this one but this time it’s definitely just me! Available in a range of T-shirt colours and sizes I hope you like it. Please feel free to take a look at my other designs by clicking ‘heavyhand’ above. Follow me on twitter for new T-shirt and Art updates. www.jacklightfoot.com You may also like Detail
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Who knows what this does, but whatever it is, it’s nice and colourful.
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Taken on a recent holiday to Binna Burra (Lamington National Park) Burrajum Falls along the Coomera Circuit, definitely one of the most stunning walks I’ve ever done. To get the best light for shots, we started walking at about 4:45am, was definitely worth the early rise! We definitely felt accomplished after walking 43km in three days too! Canon 400D and Tamron 17-50mm lens. ISO: 100 / Aperture: f/22 / Shutter speed: 15” Copyright © Shelley Warbrooke. All rights reserved. My images are not public property and are not to be copied, distributed, altered or displayed without strict written permission from the artist.
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What lies underneath… If you would like the fabric hole in a different t-shirt colour, please do not hesitate to Bubblemail me. © 2009 Anne Hale.
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Taken along the Coomera Circuit at Binna Burra (Lamington National Park) on the 10th of October, 2009. Canon 400D and Tamron 17-50mm lens. ISO: 100 / Aperture: f/8 / Shutter speed: 8 seconds Copyright © Shelley Warbrooke. All rights reserved. My images are not public property and are not to be copied, distributed, altered or displayed without strict written permission from the artist.
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