Dorian
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Dorian
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Dorian Amaya
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Sir Dorian Gry...
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Photo Taken by me of me (Timer on a slow shutter then enhanced.
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No Rest For The Wicked! They cannot relax? / We assume that it means they are watching their backs. / The meaning could be something far more deep, / That the wicked are constant and never need sleep. / The eye in the picture of Dorian Gray / Was bright in the socket while the flesh did decay. / So, rest tonight and sleep if you dare, / But remember The Wicked are awake out there.
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ART / CIRCULAR QUAY & OPERA HOUSE AT NIGHT / SYDNEY / PANORAMAS / CLOUDS / COUNTRYSIDE / STILL LIFE / TENNIS / DOGS / MISCELLANEOUS / Also in this calendar: / Also from this set /
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Was it just a dream or must I forever hide my shame in the frame beneath the old cloth in the hall? Go pick on it
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Dorian
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...inspired by one of my fav classic American movies, such a brilliant tele-play! Limited Edition of 5 All images, graphics and written content on this gallery have been created for and are the sole property of Solomon Walker. Content and images may not be reproduced without express written permission.
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Ahhhh…..the red clay of Dorian Ontario. It takes 2 weeks to rinse it off the truck when I come back from an adventure.
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For A Challenge. Still painting rocks, too, lol, but had to post this for the challenge in “Fine Arts Influenced by Literature”. i have about 15 more rocks to paint, hee hee, i am soooo tired. Hugggs to you all
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In my mind, I’m still that teacher, with the big glasses. / . / . / ._____ / By the way-MORE here! / . / .
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An new photo made old in Corel X2 with layering tequniques. In color: Dorian Ontario
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Stoa Atallou is an impressive building, situated in the east side of Ancient Agora. It was built at about 150 BC with a foundation of king of Pergamos Attalos. It know hosts the museum of Ancient Agora.
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Folded scrubs with nametags.
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On white
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Distorted negative of structural lines of a Dorian architecture-like temple. / The original plant is inspired by Selinunte F temple and 3D costruction follows modular proportions rules of greek temples architecture.
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Oil on board / This is a detail of the original piece. / It is painted on a table top hence ‘tabula rasa’ / Everyone has a chance to be whomever they want to be and some people muck it all up, like Dorian Grey. Please tell me what you think of it!!
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Self Portrait. Featured in Freedom In Words and Art; Artrageous RB Artists – Self Portrait Gallery
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dorian gray
by Jordan Bussoneach smile / and frown / and show of emotion / that escapes my rigid self-control / and leaks into the word / every peal of laughter / to slip …
Inspired by Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray”. Written 6 June 2009.
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modesty
by Jordan Bussonmodesty does not befit the talented
The Oscar Wilde in me showing through my façade of decency. Or perhaps the Dorian Gray. Only joking about the façade of decency part ;) / So, what do you think?
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opinion and fact
by Jordan Bussonopinion is better than fact - / it leaves more room for entertainment.
Another epigram of my own devising. / 13 August 2009.
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“I knew that I had come face to face with some one whose mere personality was so fascinating that, if I allowed it to do so, it would absorb my whole nature, my whole soul, my very art itself.” ~ Oscar Wilde ~ The Picture of Dorian Gray My solo show is scheduled to open at 33 Collective Gallery on September 18th. I have just a couple more wall holes to fill before then. “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (36” x 28” charcoal on Mylar drafting film in vintage mirror frame) is another work for Black Butterfly: The Muse, my series inspired by the arts, with my subjects coming from the various artistic disciplines. This is a portrait of artist/musician/model Ryan Dies I met Ryan in an art jewelry shop, 1 ofmykind jewels during a recent trip to the historic town of Galena Illinois. Ryan was friendly and engaging right off. He was wearing a heavy beaded choker of his own design and looked so handsome I couldn’t resist asking him if I could take a few photographs to be used for a drawing. Ryan was happy to pose for the references, and the natural light was beautiful that day. Peacock feathers and ornate gilt mirror frames were part of the décor of the shop, so ideas for the drawing were formed almost immediately during the shoot. We had a nice conversation about the Chicago art scene and I talked with Ryan about a couple of his very good surrealist paintings that were on display. Later as I looked through the photos I decided Ryan would make the perfect model for a contemporary “Dorian Gray.” / The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only published novel by the Irish poet Oscar Wilde. It is a story about a handsome young man who becomes enthralled with the idea of a new hedonism. He begins to indulge in every kind of pleasure, moral and immoral. I used a compilation of several of the reference photos from Ryan’s shoot for the finished drawing. The peacock feathers seemed a natural symbol for Dorian’s pride in his physical appearance, the pride that made him wish to never grow old. I took liberties by changing Ryan’s existing forearm tattoo to one with a butterfly and poppy flowers – symbols for transformation and for “Dorian’s” travels to an opium den as a way to escape his crimes. I decided to add the skull ring on Dorian’s hand – a design by Jodie McGill of 1 ofmykind. I thought the skull was very appropriate as a reference to the plot of Wilde’s novel. The butterflies in this work refer to Dorian’s muse: his own handsome mirror image; saved from corruption by the putrefying portrait that grows more horrifying with each sin committed by his increasingly evil character. I decided that I’d prefer to keep the decaying “picture” implied only, by using the ornate mirror frame to display this work. Outside of physical beauty there is no comparing Ryan’s pleasant personality with the ugly character of Dorian Gray. He has been delightful to work with and I look forward to following this talented young man’s career. Here’s a fun and appropriate related video Enjoy!
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This was one of several done for an educational magazine called ‘Read,’ and illustrated Wilde’s Portrait of Dorian Gray. Watercolor.
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Portrait, layered merge using Gimp.
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enjoying the ocean with family!
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