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83 creative works found
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He stole the heart (the strongest one) / The one with wings that would have flown. He stole the heart (before it grew) / No note the harm deceit would do. He stole the heart (and sad to say) / Filleted its soul with fork and knife. He stole the heart (the one with wings) / But stronger souls can trump a King. Actual artwork is 12” x 12”. Mixed media mosaic, framed in 2” deep, distressed brown solid wood shadow box that can be opened. My work is hand-beaded by gluing each bead, jewel and embellishment one by one onto foam-core using tweezers and toothpicks. I love this kind of meditative labor. I use leather, brass and silver charms and hundreds of Czech and Japanese bugle beads.
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“I believe that in our dreams our hearts are healed.” Actual artwork is 11” x 11”, Mixed media mosaic, framed in 2” deep, white lacquered solid wood shadow box that can be opened. My work is hand-beaded by gluing each bead, jewel and embellishment one by one onto foam-core using tweezers and toothpicks. I love this kind of meditative labor. I use vintage Swarovski buttons and crystals, beads, silver charms and hundreds of Czech bugle beads.
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My daughter at 3 years old. Oil on canvas. I have replaced the previous photo with a new one showing truer color and more detail (including my lumpy canvas primer!) The actual painting has more background showing too, probably too much in retrospect. But I did show the moon in this shot.
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“Losing Heart” was a how I felt last summer when I was depressed about the way things were going. Mid-life and all can lead to feeling like truth, control, belief, desire and hope are illusions. The beauty of the colors in this piece and their careful arrangement are an expression of the spirit that keeps me going through trying times. The original artwork is an 11” x 11”, mixed media mosaic. / I created this beaded shrine to the swiftness of time with bugle beads, seed beads, rhinestones, Swarovsky crystals, metallic, silver, & brass embellishments. Flowers and feathers accent a velvety-rich pink and gold dichroic glass heart.
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My grandmother, Virginia Loretta Gillin was my mother’s mother. She birthed 5 BIG boys and 2 girls and had a hard life during the depression. She was widowed with 7 kids and later lost her daughter, my mother, when my mom was only 44. Though deeply scarred by both deaths, she never wavered in her matriarchal hold on our family. My grandmother was the most genuine person I have ever known. I remember her warm, bear hugs and her sharp tongue. I remember canasta on long summer nights. I remember her honky-tonk piano playing. I remember a surplus of southern food on the table that I have never been able to duplicate. Rock on my bawdy Grandma. I love you. This piece was inspired by the poem “Born” by Wislawa Szymborska. Here is an excerpt: “So this is his mother. / This small woman. / The grey-eyed procreator. The boat in which, years ago, / he sailed to shore…” This original 9”x20” mixed media mosaic was created using Prismacolor pencils for the figure’s face, arms and hands. Her hair was painted with iridescent 3D paint. The dress was beaded with Swarovski crystals, a multitude of beads and a blazingly red Italian Murano Heart that speaks of the infinite love she was capable of during her long life. Her heart is pierced by an arrow—an indication of the heartbreak she endured. The ornate blue dress portrays her solid and genuine spirit, the white lace collar, her girlish side.
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The original is an 8” x 10” mixed media mosaic. This piece was inspired by lesbian women devoted to raising children together. Two moms are better than one—twice the divine feminine power! I love the feeling in the silver figures. It’s a total lovefest. The colors surrounding them are joyous and the green is a symbol of female fertility. My work is hand-beaded by gluing each bead, jewel and embellishment one by one onto foam-core using tweezers and toothpicks. I love this kind of meditative labor. I use vintage Swarovski buttons and crystals, beads, silver charms and hundreds of Czech bugle beads.
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This unique white rhino art is a digital mosaic where each “tile” or “stone” (tessera) appears to have a 3D look. This original artwork image appears to be a high quality photo of a complex and detailed mosaic. The arrangement of the apparent “stones” is such that they follow the contours of the resting rhino and lend a physical presence and strength to its appearance. The light on each tile comes from the upper left of the image, similar to the direction from which the sunlight strikes the rhinocerous. The tiles that represent the sunlit dappled ground are longer & mainly horizontal to reinforce the flatness of the earth and display some of its small undulations. The background is a mass of multi-colored darks, mainly deep greenish hues, that represent the tangled vegetation that lie beyond this glorious animal. Available at my gallery Ed Kinnally / Art by Kinnally™
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This heart has wings to fly away and capture anyone’s attention.
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Show them you have heart with this ARTSY T-Shirt. With All My Heart Art custom logo.
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“My Heart’s a Volcano” was inspired by Kahlil Gibran’s saying: “If your heart is a volcano, how shall you expect flowers to bloom?” I think that’s a sentiment designed to inspire a peaceful heart. However, it isn’t easy to cure a volcano heart! The original artwork is a 9” x 20” mixed media mosaic. / My work is hand-beaded by gluing each bead, jewel and embellishment one by one onto foam-core using tweezers and toothpicks. I love this kind of meditative labor. I use vintage Swarovski buttons and crystals, beads, a rich gold Murano glass heart, jeweled flowers, silver charms, loads of embellishments and hundreds of Czech bugle beads.
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Our golden retriever, Abby Rose, sits in a garden of delights… butterflies, flowers and the two words she loves to hear most—GOOD DOG! Original is mixed media. It was created using Prismacolor pencils for the dog’s portrait and the garden. The garden was then beaded with dried flowers, a multitude of bugle beads, and Swarovski crystals.
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Three views of a friend…three moods of a woman…a missed communication…on the outside looking in. The intended mood was one of disconnection and loss, because I was suffering from those feelings at the time. The painting was done in a traditional, realistic, oil portrait style except that I used a method called Grisaile (decorative painting in gray monochrome) for the figures. Traditionally, these gray figures would then be layered with multiple colored oil glazes to bring skin colors to life. I had intended to do that. I was doing a series of Grisaile paintings at the time. But the monochrome figures on the outside of the window seemed to allude to the loss of connection to the colorful inside room (loss of emotions). The phone again symbolized loss of connection to someone needed and dear. The original is a 24” x 36” oil on canvas. Signed by Diana Moore, my maiden name.
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“Then Peter began to say unto Him, Lo, we have left all, and have followed Thee. . . .” Mark 10:28 This painting was inspired by the moving devotions penned and published by Oswald Chambers in the early 1900’s. His powerful book, My Utmost for His Highest, continues to touch my life and draw me closer to Jesus. I hope that this art and verse do the same for you! Read the devotional from My Utmost For His Highest that inspired this work. Abandonment. VerseVisions® Art; Mark 10:28. Mark Lawrence, 2008. Digital mixed media on canvas, 60×60 inches. Copyright ©2008 by Mark Lawrence. All Rights Reserved. Large format, modern Christian abstract paintings and giclee reproductions by Mark Lawrence of Alpharetta, Georgia.
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“I was not disobedient unto the heavenly vision.” ‘Acts 26:19 This painting was inspired by the moving devotions penned and published by Oswald Chambers in the early 1900’s. His powerful book, My Utmost for His Highest, continues to touch my life and draw me closer to Jesus. I hope that this art and verse do the same for you! Read the devotional from My Utmost For His Highest that inspired this work. Vision. VerseVisions® Art; Acts 26:19. Mark Lawrence, 2008. Digital mixed media on canvas, 60×40 inches. Copyright ©2008 by Mark Lawrence. All Rights Reserved. Large format, Modern Christian art by Mark Lawrence of Alpharetta, Georgia. /
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Tennyson said “I am part of all that I have met.” / Those words inspired me to have lovely Dakota “meet” a prairie dragonfly and get zapped with an infusion of dragonfly zest! Original is mixed media and Prismacolor pencils.
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What can I say? He’s Superman! / This is a Prismacolor and acrylic rendering.
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Horse and rider at festival in Menorca, Spain. The objective is to incite the horse to rear up on his hind legs and then see how long he can maintain the position or walk a distance on hind legs alone. All is executed under the skillful handling of the rider who is well trained in what has become a special art and huge crowd pleaser. The horses are extremely gentle and are not phased by rowdy crowds.
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With All My Heart Art is a sentiment any artist could use as their own personal motto. I’d be glad to share! Original artwork is a mixed media mosaic. My work is hand-beaded by gluing each bead, jewel and embellishment one by one onto foam-core using tweezers and toothpicks. I love this kind of meditative labor. I use vintage Swarovski buttons and crystals, beads, silver charms and hundreds of Czech bugle beads. This piece includes digital design with the original beaded artwork.
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“Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God.” Matthew 5:8 This painting was inspired by the moving devotions penned and published by Oswald Chambers in the early 1900’s. His powerful book, My Utmost for His Highest, continues to touch my life and draw me closer to Jesus. I hope that this art and verse do the same for you! Read the devotional from My Utmost For His Highest that inspired this work. Vision By Personal Purity. Matthew 5:8. VerseVisions® Art; Mark Lawrence, 2008. Digital mixed media on canvas, 60×40 inches. Copyright ©2008 by Mark Lawrence. All Rights Reserved. Larger fine art reproductions of this work art available at Versevisions.com Modern Christian art by Mark Lawrence of Alpharetta, Georgia.
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”I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well.” Psalm 139:14 God’s Spirit can guide and teach us through his word in such surprising ways. When God sends a message to us through scripture it is never by accident. In Isaiah 55:11, God says that wherever He sends His word it never returns empty, but always achieves the special purpose for which it was sent. Prayerfully consider the verse that inspired this painting and know that the Mighty God of all the heavens has reached out to touch you this moment. VerseVisions is a contemporary art ministry whose purpose is to share the love and message of God to all people through art and scriptural words of encouragement. The Light Within, Psalm 139:14 VerseVisions Art. Digital mixed media on canvas, 60×60 inches. Copyright © 2008 by Mark Lawrence. All Rights Reserved. Original and inspiring large format fine art prints and canvases by contemporary Christian artist Mark Lawrence. Larger fine art giclee reproductions of this painting are available at Versevisions.com Is Jesus Christ the answer? He promises if you diligently Seek Him that He will be found.
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Portrait of a friend. The intended mood was one of disconnection and loss, because I was suffering from those feelings at the time Original is oil on canvas. This print is a crop of a larger portrait.
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Funky Heart Art in natural colors.
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Horse and rider at festival in Menorca, Spain. The objective is to incite the horse to rear up on his hind legs and then see how long he can maintain the position or walk a distance on hind legs alone. All is executed under the skillful handling of the rider who is well trained in what has become a special art and huge crowd pleaser. The horses are extremely gentle and are not phased by rowdy crowds.
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This heart has wings to fly away and capture anyone’s attention.
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