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I have had a go at the “harsh baseline” and I think it looks much better now. Look in my more recently uploaded docs.
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Photographed at Healesville Sanctuary, as the Brolga was preening. Healesville Sanctuary is a zoo specialising in Australian species. It is located in Victoria, Australia.
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Sometimes it’s a challenge to find places in Melbourne that have a simplicity to them. Many thanks to Mark and Naomi my walking companions on the day.
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Since I am headed to Florida Sunday for a meeting I figured I should post something from my last trip down there in November. So here it is. A Tri Colored Blue Heron against the still blue water of a Florida Canal
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Ajijaak = Crane Oil on Canvas 24” x 36” Inspired by the style that my Anishinabek Grandfathers started, but with my own style for the 21 century. / It is also what Dodem I belong.
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MINIK GENI-AANIKE-BEMAADIZING = Generation to Generation
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o9.11.2oo8 / drawing digital / background acrylic on paper 18”x24” .
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“Growth in the City” Photography & Artwork / by Holly Kempe © A surreal depiction of how high rises in a city seem to emerge from the horizon as if built overnight. Sydney, New South Wales. “We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.” / ~ Winston Churchill /
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Posting & running again for the day my friends… I do NOT expect any comments either till I get back to schedule again here.. I saw this bird in a local park water way in South west Illinois and thought I would post it this morning on my way out the door… I do not know what kind it is… ( a Crane perhaps) But I will say… he sure could fish…:)
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zoological gardens / jerusalem, israel
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8×10 acrylic painting on canvas.
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This is a 3D digital image *Best viewed large Used Vue Esprit 5, Painter X, PaintShop Pro 8, and Photoshop CS. Image copyright © 2009, Larry Fridel. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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they say...
by mimi yoonshe was born in her own dreams…
o3.3o.2oo9 .
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Taken at Miami Metro Zoo / Miami, Florida Canon Rebel XT / Aperture: f/5.6 / Shutter Speed: 1/800 / ISO: 400 © T.Russotto – / My work is NOT public domain and may NOT be used, modified, or changed in any way without my written consent.
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A fiery phoenix in colorful yellows. / Original measures 19×25” and is created with oil pastels, colored pencils, paint pens and art pens on watercolor paper.
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The official shirt of the querelle09 publication. Didn’t get your shirt at the conference pick one up here. Got something published and want to look damn fine. A bit about us, Querelle is a student publication that contains rants, poetry, personal stories, politcal pieces, literary works, as well as visual submission like drawing and photography around queer issues. Not only does the shirt look awesome but the profits from sales will be used to send this publication out to rural locations around Australia. So often rural queers miss out on publications such as querelle. Not only will this help us get our word out to them, hopefully we will encourage rural and remote students to submit to next years edittion and let their voice be heard.
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A phoenix is a mythical firebird with a colorful plumage and a tail of gold and scarlet symbolizing rebirth. This artwork is a mixed media creation with gold acrylic paint, embossed decorative paper, oil pastels, woodless colored pencils, marker pens, paint pens and black sharpie on Canson paper. Original measures about 12.5×19 inches. This scan does not really do the picture justice as it does not pick up the metallic golds used throughout the image. View more of my artwork at http://www.lynnetteshelley.com
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Original charcoal drawing on 220gsm paper / Coloured in Photoshop Featured in Color Me a Rainbow group (red) – October 2009 / 2nd place in INVITE ONLY-Best of FEATURED Red Works – October 2009 / Featured in If it doesn’t belong group – October 2009 / Red Challenge winner – If it doesn’t belong group – October 2009 Nominated for the I Recommend Group by Ben Potter SOLD – greeting card
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Watercolour pencil on medium tooth watercolour paper 2009
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Featured in Live, Love, Dream – November 2009 Featured in Tribute t shirts & ART – November 2009 Featured in Melbourne & Victoria – November 2009 Famous Japanese girl who was two when the Atom Bomb was dropped. She later died of leukaemia, caused by the bomb. Her aim was to make 1000 paper cranes for peace. I visted the shrine when I was in Hiroshima a few years ago, very moving.
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Thanks to Nat and Deanna / ;-) xox / detail /
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