Clive
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Clive
Australia
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clive meredith
United Kingdom
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Clive King
United Kingdom
95 creative works found
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Mouse drawn on the computer. Clive Scottie Howls imploringly that people would adopt & not buy from breeders or Puppy mills. If you must have a puredbred Dog or Cat, they also end up at the pound, this is a wasteful & neglectful generation, if a person, even if they spent hundred’s of dollars on a fancy breed, & decide they don’t want the trouble, etc, out in the trash those poor Dogs & Cats go
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Mouse drawn on the computer
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Melbourne Zoo’s Orang Utang / /
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i tried to just do a dot, hee hee, for blamo, but then i saw an eye, then the dot turned into a balloon, & Dot became the Cat. Done on the Wacom Tablet in Corel Painter with the Seurat & acrylic paint tool
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Changed from Seurat to digital oil painting
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Changed it some
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i think this is acrylic, i did this painting back in the probably late 1970’s. Clive was our first Dog companion, i was maybe 13 when he joined our family. i think he lived about 10 years, maybe 12. His full name was Tiki Angus Highland Prince
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Sunset
by Clive KingThis was the sunset over Braintree tis evening at 21.29pm
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Saw this as an SC before I took the shot. Taken at Heybridge Basin Maldon Essex.
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This is just a small sample of the painted ceiling at Ely Cathedral.
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I just got this shot in and he moved. I was so lucky. / Taken today at Paradise Park Herts.
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Taken at Brightlingsea on the Essex Coast. This fishing vessel was moored just off the yacht club.
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This lovely Macaw was taken at Paradise Park in Herts Yesterday.
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This was taken at the Tollesbury Wick Marshes. The marshes are an SSSI site. / To the left is Salcott Creek and in the distance to the right is Bradwell Power Station.
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I saw this fishing boat coming slowly down the slip way whilst walking past the marina at Tollesbury. On the walk back she was in the water waiting for the tide to come in.
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This one is a bit more arty than I usually do. I played around with this one a lot. I still wasn’t happy. But then tried inverted. All the rigging lines stood out so I thought I would post and get your reactions.
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Clive loves the simple things in life – kicking back in his billabong with a Coopers Pale listening to his Triffids records.
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Naturally, you have a mansion and a sports car collection, art collection and you can’t really remember the last time you travelled Economy Class. That doesn’t necessarily make these premieres any easier, though! Oh well, time to pose for some blinding flashes and sign some pieces of paper and cardboard. Actor Clive owen, at the Duplicity premiere
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The artwork for this Tee shirt was donated by Clive All proceeds will go to support the wildlife and domestic animals that are victims of the bushfires tragedy…...
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There, I turned my back to a beautiful sunset. !
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Taken at the Alfred Nicholas Gardens, Sherbrooke, Mt Dandenong, Victoria, Australia Clivia miniata (commonly known as Kaffir lily or Bush lily) is a species of clivia, from South Africa. It grows to a height of about 45cm in the shade of trees and shrubs, and flowers are red, orange or yellow, with a faint, but very sweet perfume. Clivias are named after Lady Clive the Duchess of Northumberland, whose grandfather was the famous Clive of India. Nikon D300. Lens 18-200mm ED VR
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The gardens have something special to offer throughout the growing season. In early spring blankets of bulbs emerge around the garden and Camellia Walk bursts into life. As this begins to fade a wonderful woodland spectacle erupts focusing on Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Bluebells. Continuous with and following on from this, early summer heralds successive waves of herbaceous perennials to stimulate the senses. With high summer and early autumn repeat flowering bedding schemes and various shrubs perpetuate horticultural interest right the way through to the closed season. Taken with my D300 Sigma 10-20 lens and processed in Capture One and NX2 software.
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Challenge Cafe Group entry in collaboration with “Clive” who very kindly wrote this verse for the image. / Thankyou Clive for the honour. A Halloween Werewolf with eyes so red / Full of noise and plenty said, / It comes around but once a year / To make you scream so full of fear. / The heart wrenching sound / That comes from it so deep, / Makes you tremble in fear / And not let you sleep / To hear it’s howls / Throughout the night / Makes your blood run / So full of fright Click Here to visit Clive’s Portfolio
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From James Whale’s 1935 masterpiece The Bride of Frankenstein... / The beautiful* Elsa Lanchester* in the part that marked her career as an actress and the unfortunate Colin Clive who died at the young age of 37 by suffering from tuberculosis. / Many have considered Bride of Frankenstein the best of the golden age horror movies. Inks
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