Ellen
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Quotation isnt mine, read it somewhere.
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I gave him this little doll, and he only held it for a few seconds. After that i had no change to take photo’s anymore
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The other night I was looking at a shot done by WhisperingRuth, her shot titled “are you listening”. I am talking with her thru bubblemail, due to the comment I left on it and it inspired me of a “shot” using Ellens rat band. Of course Ruth thought I was crazy (which I am), but hey with Photoshop, if you think it , it can happen..right? There was only One person I knew of that could throw all of this montage together..Marianne Venegoni (photoeyes) / In my opinion, Marianne is one of the Best Photoshop users I have seen to date (I call her “master of PS”, BS is optional too..shhh) :) / So I presented the idea to Marianne, gave her my “vision” of the image. She was up for the challenge! / So contacting Ruth and Ellen, asking their permission to get some of their shots so Marianne had plenty to work with. We used one of my shots, for the background, some of Ellen’s shots of her rat band, and a shot Ruth is hiding from the public :) / So….introducing.. “playing with the big boys”, by Marianne Venegoni, Whispering Ruth, Ellen and Christopher Ewing. Thanks Marianne, Ruth, Ellen for allowing my wild and crazy vision to come to life :)
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‘Inspirational Series’ card by Karin Taylor Nancy, Patsy, Ellen and Red Dog is a mixed media production. I used ink, pastel, acrylic and charcoal on canvas textured paper. The original painting was just auctioned for charity recently. This work was also inspired by the _‘Legend of Red Dog aka The Pilbara Wanderer’, as is ‘Where is Red Dog’. Red Dog was an adventurous dog who seemed to belong to an entire community. / When his soulmate John died, Red Dog searched for him for the rest of his days, that’s loyalty for you! This painting depicts the time Red Dog’s search for John took him all the way from the dusty outback to Cottesloe Beach, with the girls from his hometown hot on his tail…... If you look closely you can see the tips of Red Dog’s ears way out past the breakers!
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This fly landed on my coffee, and by accident i had my camera with me.
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The original artwork is an acrylic painting on linen. Only greeting cards, matted prints and small size of laminated, mounted & framed prints are available to maintain image quality.
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The original image is an ink and pencil drawing
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Top: Ellen / Left: Bree / Right: Lexi
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Here is Mary Jane’s first appearance, atop her big friend Jasper. / Wacom Tablet drawn in Corel Painter, mixed media
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ladybird at kenfig forest port talbot
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Collaboration of Four
by Christopher EwingThe other night I was looking at a shot done by WhisperingRuth, her shot titled “are you…
The other night I was looking at a shot done by WhisperingRuth, her shot titled “are you listening”. I am talking with her thru bubblemail, due to the comment I left on it and it inspired me of a “shot” using Ellens rat band. Of course Ruth thought I was crazy (which I am), but hey with Photoshop, if you think it , it can happen..right? There was only One person I knew of that could throw all of this montage together..Marianne Venegoni (photoeyes) / In my opinion, Marianne is one of the Best Photoshop users I have seen to date (I call her “master of PS”, BS is optional too..shhh) :) / So I presented the idea to Marianne, gave her my “vision” of the image. She was up for the challenge! / So contacting Ruth and Ellen, asking their permission to get some of their shots so Marianne had plenty to work with. We used one of my shots, for the background, some of Ellen’s shots of her rat band, and a shot Ruth is hiding from the public :) / So….introducing.. playing with the big boys by Marianne Venegoni, Whispering Ruth, Ellen and Christopher Ewing. Thanks Marianne, Ruth, Ellen for allowing my wild and crazy vision to come to life :)
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Redbubble cards
by Joanna ClarkJust added this photo into the buyers booth as…
Just added this photo into the buyers booth as think the quality of these cards are amazing! Here are a few of the fantastic Redbubble cards I have bought - Bottom Left – ‘May the Horse be with you! ‘By Naomi Frost Left Centre – ‘Washed Away’ – By Susan Zohn or (seagrl44) this is one of my all time favourites I just love Susan Zohns work Top – One of mine – ‘Serenity’ – By Joanna Clark Right Centre – ‘Lonely Shell’ By Susan Zohn (Seagrl44) Bottom Right – ‘Feeling Better’ By Ellen Thank you everyone above for your fantastic work, I love your photos – keep them coming! Thanks also Redbubble for producing the best quality cards ever!
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Missing You - Imagine (Thank you!!!!)
by frozenfaI wanna say thank you so so very much to Ellen, aka Udonchow for purchasing a card of “Missing…
I wanna say thank you so so very much to Ellen, aka Udonchow for purchasing a card of Missing You – Imagine!! / It really means a lot to me.. Hugssss~ Everybody, Please do check out Udonchow!!! Love her gallery of wonderful colorful whimsical artworks.. it’s so fun to look at! She’s also a RB newbie, so please do pop over to her gallery and give her some love, will ya!! =D Some of her works.. /
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drawing by my 11yr old daughter Ellen
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In 2007 Ellen called Gladys and Gladys said “I love Jesus, But I drink a little”. / Go to http://youtube.com/watch?v=AuT0Zf3kJX0 to watch a clip of the phone call.
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E is for Egret (this one’s a Snowy Egret); E is also for Elaine, Eileen, Ellen, Effie, Ellie, Emmy, Emily, Esther, Eddie, Ed, Etta, Eve, Eva, Elvin, Elvis, Elvira, Eric, Erica, Edmond, Edward, Emile, Emiio, Edna, Elias, Eli, or anybody who is excellent, energetic, enthusiastic, eloquent, elegant, earnest, emotional, expressive, exemplary, extra-special, effective, efficient, and extremely edifying! The E’s have the edge!
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Lexi, Ellen, Bree
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This is Ellen. Isn’t she lovely? Her eyes are naturally that blue. I really wanted her to almost look like a porcelain doll. I think it worked out.
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my dog
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ellen at 31 weeks..
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