Economy
340 creative works found
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This is a collage I conjured up after a day shooting in DC. I feel it depicts the state of politics here quite well.
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When will your bubble burst? A comment on the global financial machine that dominates the lives of every person on this planet. When the people become the machine the machine becomes the artifice for reality. Part of an animated sequence made for an ABC television show in the 90’s called “the Damnation of Harvey McHugh” Also From the ‘And or as Box’ box solo exhibition at Silicon pulp animation Gallery, Sydney Australia. A large digital print on Canvas 35” x 35”. From a limited edition of prints available by request Part of a series of prints and animations designed to explore the idea of ‘pictures that move’ http://www.pipa.com/gallery
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Sometimes life feels like it will overwhelm us, like we are being carried away with the tide. When this happens we need to fight and swim for the shore. Eventually will make it. Just keep your head above water and keep swimming. The beagle in this photo knew that.
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Adobe Photoshop. I made this artwork showing that the economy will do better with Barack Obama as the US president
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Nuff said…
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I being very profound with this piece. Or at least attempting to. Chained Growth is a ‘fly in the face’ of the current economic climate. I see the weeds growing through the change as a contrast to the global community trying to break free of the chains and restraints placed on it by the global economic downturn. This image has been manipulated in Photoshop Elements 7 to give a HDR effect. I have used a background and two layers then pushed the colour curves +/- to the limit to give range. Following this I altered the levels in the histogram to provide more vibrant and saturated colours. Then I merged the layers and flattened the overall image.
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Canon Rebel XS DSLR / 55 mm / 1/200 sec. at f / 5.6 / ISO 400 Cave Junction, Oregon / Published in the New York Times
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a full line of commercial art products can be found in my main zazzle gallerys, please visit: I also have a new gallery devoted to just magnets that can be seen here: / http://www.zazzle.com/magneticfields
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a full line of commercial art products can be found in my main zazzle gallerys, please visit: I also have a new gallery devoted to just magnets that can be seen here: / http://www.zazzle.com/magneticfields
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This vacant store at the northern corner of Clarkesville’s center square permits a view of two more vacant buildings at the same end of the road, one in reflection and the other on an adjacent street seen through the second window. Clarkesville has had a difficult time bringing life back to it’s aging downtown. I wouldn’t blame it on the current economy because it’s been this way ever since I first visited the town six years ago. At any rate, my intention here was not to highlight the vacancy but rather the three dimensional view. There is also a nice double shadow play happening on the surface of the window and in the reflection. Taken with an Olympus E-3 and Zuiko 14 -54 mm f/2.8 TF; f/14 @ 1/15 sec, ISO 100. The window image was severely warped by the wide angle, so I fixed this in PS with the skew and perspective tools. More windows and doors from Clarkesville. / Copyright © Richard G. Witham 2009 all rights reserved. / Contact the artist
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Japanese fisherman mending his nets in Yukuhashi, Fukuoka Prefecture. Nikon 8008 with 300mm f2.8 EDAF / Fuji film
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Old abandoned fuel pump.
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A recession is when your friends lose their job, a depression is when you lose your job.
by digeratiFinally, economic troubles defined understandably!
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The “BON POINT” were distributed by the schoolmaster to reward students when they work well. / Replace the stock options, bonuses etc… with “BON-POINT”, that’s an idea.
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3D Dollar supported by the Yen with flags
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A 3d color bar graph showing continual decline until the line crashes through the floor.
by digeratiA 3d color bar graph showing continual decline until the line crashes through the floor.
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A 3d rendered bar graph showing continual decline until the line crashes through the floor.
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As the snow begins to flurry, a man waits on the desolate street with his belongings nearby.
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Dec 15 2009 quote from the BBC: / “America’s banks received extraordinary assistance from American taxpayers to rebuild their industry, and now that they’re back on their feet, we expect an extraordinary commitment from them to help rebuild our economy.” —Obama tells US banks to lend more and not oppose reform —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / If you liked this design, you may also like: / / / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / Create your own visitor map!
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