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268 creative works found
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An abstract tree that I doodled in my sketchbook earlier this year.
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! / / Fractal Art / Smudge Art TM. / Photography / By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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acrylic and ink on board
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5SQicMXdIo Flores horizontales Flores horizontales / flores de la vida / flores blancas de papel / de la vida rubra de burdel / flores de la vida / ahogadas en ventanas a la luna carbonizadas de remedios / golpes, puntapiés / oscuras flores puras / putas suicidas sentimentales / flores horizontales / que rezáis con dios me acuesto / con dios me levanto letra y música: Pedro Aznar
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SNOWY OWL from an original watercolor by SHARON SHARPE
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Pencil drawing with painted in color using Paint Shop Pro. 8-)
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Done in pencil and inks
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This 13-1/2” x 10-1/4” pencil drawing is of a little creek which runs about a quarter mile from where we used to live in the foothills of the Elkhorn mountain range in eastern Oregon. This was another project during laid-up days while I was unable to stand and paint at my easel.
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Pencil on paper 2006
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Enlightened and excited with a new priority / I shift my gears on a race to eternity / Feeling ever closer to a sense of humanity / rocking like a titan in a big bad mystery / -The Hyperions
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2006 Colored Pencil Drawing 18×24 Citrus County Courthouse 1900 is an original 18×24, colored pencil drawing, matted and framed by artist Michael Arnold. The drawing is from a photograph of the old wooden courthouse in Inverness around 1900. The courthouse was replaced by a stone structure in 1912, where Elvis Presley filmed the climatic court scene in Follow That Dream in 1961. / Michael Arnold Art
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Clothing can be custom designed to your specifications by contacting me on stu@stuartstolz.com
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Location Marina Debayeh Camera: Canon 350D / Lens: 18-55MM ISO:100 / FNumber: f/9 / Shutter Speed: 2 Sec
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sigh This time I drew in Photoshop Elements 3, which I JUST realized doesn’t erase the way Paintbrush does. Paintbrush is an itsy-bitsy free program with very few features, but I got used to its amazing powers of forgiveness a few years ago. Not only will it erase whatever you’re working on, even the background, but it also has a little BOMB feature that will obliterate everything on the canvas with one click. Woohooooo!! That’s my absolute favorite tool. Anyway, I’l get used to PSE 3 soon. Maybe these will look better then. Or maybe I’ll find some other excuse for why they don’t? / LOL… / /
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An Emerging Red Dragon.
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EDIT – iv just replaced the old image with a full sized scan :) but this drawing has now taken over as my most viewed on dA :) and again drawn with a 2B mechanical pencil. this was one of my first portraits after getting back into drawing this year, so not quite as technically good as Lily or Emma.
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“The Black crow king” “I am the black crow king / The Keeper of the nodding corn / All the hammers are a-talking, all the nails are a-singing / So sweet and low, you can hear it in the valley / Where live the lame and the blind / They climb the hill out of its belly, leave with mean, black boots on” Something about Nick Caves unique face has always intrigued me long before I listened to his music. Everything is all tightly wound around the eyes but as soon as you get to the tip of the nose there’s this droop and mush-mouthness almost like a release from all the tension at the top. If you can in fact read a person by their covering; he is both a highbrow intellectual and ghoul-faced maniac, devilishly handsome, and just plain devilish. And this is an image that marries perfectly with his artistic creations. The Black crow-cage symbolizes the dark subject matter of most of his career while the humming bird represents the songs like “O children” and “Into my arms” that surface every now and then and are beautiful and free of any stage persona.
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“The Black crow king” “I am the black crow king / The Keeper of the nodding corn / All the hammers are a-talking, all the nails are a-singing / So sweet and low, you can hear it in the valley / Where live the lame and the blind / They climb the hill out of its belly, leave with mean, black boots on” Something about Nick Caves unique face has always intrigued me long before I listened to his music. Everything is all tightly wound around the eyes but as soon as you get to the tip of the nose there’s this droop and mush-mouthness almost like a release from all the tension at the top. If you can in fact read a person by their covering; he is both a highbrow intellectual and ghoul-faced maniac, devilishly handsome, and just plain devilish. And this is an image that marries perfectly with his artistic creations. The Black crow-cage symbolizes the dark subject matter of most of his career while the humming bird represents the songs like “O children” and “Into my arms” that surface every now and then and are beautiful and free of any stage persona.
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an emo seal, angry about global warming
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a homage to the mighty boosh
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an animal collage of dylan’s brain on fire
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About This Drawing / This gorge was located on the boundary of the first property my parents owned up here in the Far North – the same place that had the wonderful Gum Trees on the far bank of the river. I spent some great time there with my folks, on holidays from Uni in Auckland. This gorge was a very special place to escape into. Drawn in Auckland from memory using marker pen on newsprint 7×9 in. About The Giclee Prints About The Framed and Matted Prints /
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