Draw fish
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Oil painting
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negative of robotic fish pen drawing
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Skele-series #9 (We wouldn’t dare have him catching a real, live fish!)
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Bardi ‘Saltwater’ people at England’s most famous sacred site Stonehenge: Photo: © Julian Andrews. Irrgil / Marrga is a words used by the Bardi ‘Saltwater’ people meaning boomerang & shield. The Bardi people are from the Dampier Peninsula situated around 200 kilometres north-east of Broome, Western Australia. They are coastal people who have looked to the land, open waters, tidal flats and mangrove creeks for thousands of years for food, law and traditions. Even to this day Bardi people continue to practice their culture and to live this way of life. About Laminated Prints: Laminated prints are affordable, high–quality prints of the great work on RedBubble. Buying laminated prints is an easy way of providing encouragement to the artist, and still having change for that huge mounted print for the living room. Definitely the “impulse buy” of the art world. Each print is available in 5 seasons: Summer Print Winter Print / Spring Print / Autumn Print / Monsoon Print – Black White. /
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The meaning of mandala comes from the Sanskrit word for both “CIRCLE” and “CENTRE” Even though it may be dominated by other geometric shapes like squares or triangles, a mandala will always remain a concentric (CIRCLE) structure. Mandalas offer balancing visual elements, symbolizing unity and harmony. The meanings of individual mandalas is usually different and unique to each mandala. For some, the goal of the mandala is to serve as a tool on one’s spiritual journey as it symbolizes cosmic and psychic order. For others, the mandala is used as a counter-balancing mechanism of one’s own psyche, (The spirit or soul) and a way for us to focus or meditate our way into becoming a whole person.
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Mixed Media.Photo, painting and drawing by SBC.
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Featured on Homepage March 20th 2009
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Kitten trying to catch fish in a bubble! /
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Painted from an 1880’s photo, of the fishing port of Whitby on the North East coast of England. Here, laid up, is the collier brig, ‘Opal’. The ruins of the priory, immortalised by Bram Stoker’s Dracula, can be seen on the hill. My first pen and watercolour work. Watercolour washes over a pencil drawing, then finished in ink. Hannemuhle, 200lb paper 7”x 8”.
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photoshop line-drawing using the pen-tool (original pencil sketch) / this design also available as wall-art / /
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Home grown digital pond life … Fresh Fish on your desktop! / A version of fishy fishes is now available in downloadable form as wallpaper from DeviantArt /
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This is from a drawing of an ocean perch I did. / It was just begging for racing stripes.
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Neon Fish – colouring supplied by a disgusted MALKMAN when he realised i wasnt going to colour any of my fish designs in…
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I think we can establish that I like drawing fish. / I also wish there were children’s sizes.
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An Ink Rain cat. black on white too! /
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photoshop lineart and photomanipulations (all original photos by me), scanned pencil drawings and coffee-stained paper and some paintwork / the fish design is also available as t-shirt, click on the image below / / details /
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Hand-drawn design with colour pencil. Has been sitting on the back-burner for quite awhile. Was finally motivated to finish it for the T-Shirt Revolution Challenge… Here’s a brighter version of the tee: [printing by it’s nature is darker than what you see on screen, but the quality of the tees here at RB are great. I have my Muerte tee and the colour worked out great.]
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Another in the Masters series. / This is the centre part of a long panoramic watercolour. By Thomas Bush Hardy, 1895. I’ve moved some of the boats to be closer together, as my version is a small painting, 10×7 inches, on rough Bockingford tinted cream paper, 140lb. I will be painting the full length seascape in the future.
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original is 11”x14” heavy weight smooth art paper and colored pencil. I spent the better part of two days at it but somehow …..when I’m finished I still feel like It’s incomplete…................. I went in and retouched this drawing with black sharpie 12/31/08 Fantasy
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/ Rendezvous A mermaid waits for her sailor – he’s on that ship – big night out – the fish is a cloud leading the way This is a pencil drawing, coloured in digitally. I completed this drawing on holiday …I would just sit on the bed and draw for hours.
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Coloured Pencil and Ink on Textured Glass Ivory Paper 120gsm 60cm x 40cm / I worked day and night on this one, all weird hours of the night, I was obsessed with this artwork, my head was just busying with ideas and images and I needed to do this for my own sanity. Creating is my medicine. Views: 1169 as at 25-11-09 / Favorites: 51 as at 25-11-09 FEATURED in ‘The Patchwork’ (June 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Lifeline’ (June 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Freedon in Words and Art’ (August 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Shameless Self Promotion’ (August 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Creative Spirits of Queensland’ (August, 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Creative Cards’ (August 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Finks of Inks’ (August 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Escher and Perspective’ (September, 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Eat Sleep Draw’ (September, 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Self Expression’ (November, 2009) / FEATURED in ‘60’s Glory ’ (November, 2009) / FEATURED in ‘Art at its best’ November, 2009
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Been sketching a lot of anglerfish lately ….. with twists. So many possibilities with this amazing creature. ” The anglerfish is an incredible example of how living organisms can find a way to survive in even the most inhospitable environment. The Angler Fish lives more than a mile deep in ocean water. There are over 200 species of anglers, which are named for their method of ‘fishing’ for their food. A spine of the dorsal fin acts as a ‘fishing rod’, tipped with a fleshy ‘bait’ which is often luminous. Other fishes are attracted to this lure and get eaten. Most anglerfishes live near the sea bottom. There are four kinds: batfish, goosefish, frogfish, and deep-sea angler.” This poor bugger is in a bit of strife. details /
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/ / ancient chinese music to accompany the folk tale Ancient Chinese Folk Tale Once upon a time, a long time ago ….. On a warm spring day, in Xia times, some children went out in the fields to play. In those days, if you had a problem you went to see the local wise woman. In this village, the wise woman’s name was Loawnu. Alarmed at what they saw in the fields, the children ran up the hill to Loawnu’s house. “Loawnu,” they shouted. “The sky is falling down!” Loawnu smiled at the children. “Don’t be worried. Find all the pieces of sky that have fallen, and bring them to me. I’ll sew them together again in time for the festival.” The spring festival was nearing. This was a time when the young people gathered from many villages to meet one another and to find husbands and wives. The children’s village had been honored this year as the meeting village. It would be a horrible time for the sky to fall down. The village would be disgraced! Off the children ran to pick up the pieces. But some were missing! “Loawnu!” cried the children, as they tore up the hill, breathing heavily. Loawnu only smiled. The next day, the children ran outside and looked up. The sky looked as it always looked on a warm spring day, clean and fresh and blue. They were so happy. That night, they were amazed! The sky had always been dark at night. That night, it was filled with light! Loawnu had patched the missing pieces of sky with bright twinkling light! How beautiful! How clever! We shall have the happiest spring festival in all the land! How lucky we are to know Loawnu! All the village agreed. story borrowed from here
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