Envelope
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yes, part of the art deco series-I was in pattern mode. Pink, pattern and envelope yellow-all part of my ‘complement people’s interior living’ series. I was seriously into interior decorating- if only I’d got this out when grandma chic was in! Maybe it’s still retro enough to look good in your house! I could change the colours to be more art noveau. up to you….
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Proceeds from the sale of this will go to the AuCaDo Rescue Fund to help Australian Cattle Dogs in need.
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This is a mixed media piece that is one half of a two part series. / I was exploring how people “send themselves” to the world. How they send themselves (act) is often very different to how they feel about themselves. I also entered this artwork into the Young at Art, Young Australian Artist of the Year awards, where I received first place in the Painting Category and was flown to Melbourne for the award ceremony. Best experience ever!
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Taken near Gold Beach Oregon…....... _____ All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / © 2007 Joyce Dickens: Using my images for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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I was in the affluent suburb in Beverly Hills and noticed adjacent to expensive boutiques, stores and high rent offices was an untended botanical garden. I was not familar with the kinds of plants, but knew many were dying and the contrast of this neglected garden with the opulance of Rodeo Drive and well groomed people was striking. It looked like an alien landscape, but it quickly transcended in my mind to a visual feast of color, texture, light and became an imaginative delight. I hope you enjoy my magical interpretation of what was once a botanical paradise. This is a photo of one of the old trees. sparce with wonderful form highlighted by the enveloping clouds. It was a cold and crisp day and as sundown came upon us as the misty clouds gave way to a spectacular sunset. This particular tree had a spiritual essence with the central figure’s arms raised towards the heavens. Sally Omar’s poetry adds another dimension to the “spirit tree.” She infuses her beautiful and elegant spirit with words to pair this image with her lovely and beautiful writing. They wait very patiently / Arms wrapped around SPIRIT TREE / Somberly they are there / They can’t go anywhere / Souls that are left and cannot retrieve / Anything that they believed / Will they ever be let free / From the beautiful SPIRIT TREE / An Angel with wings of gold / Will come ever so bold / And grab their hands / And bring them to Spiritland / There they will again / Walk with old friends / And find a resting spot / Something they had forgot / When you pass the SPIRIT TREE / Remember none are free / This may be the place where you will go / No one ever knows / And should you be one day be there / You will have to say a prayer / So the Angel will come for you / And fly you to Spiritland too / SPIRIT TREE /
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Dusk envelopes Monument Valley in this view of the left and right mitten taken 1/2 an hour after the sun had set. The mauve glow to the twilight sky is what caught mye eye. Editors Pick for Man & Nature Forum on Nature Photographers.net for week of 6-23 to 6-30 2007
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Surfing of a more challenging sort.
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A butler delivering an invitation card on a tray with a flower in a vase. Just having some fun :)
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Inkwells more than 100 years old..photo of my mother when a young girl and electrified lamp and a dictionary. /
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Ballonnen Parade 2008, Tilburg, Netherlands, 12 September – 14 September 2008 / Detail of a hot air balloon. Canon EOS 300X, Sigma 28-135, negative: Fuji PRO 400H. Post-processing: retouch, blend modes, vignette, sharpening, watercolor. (and no, I didn’t go on it though it’s a sort of adventure staying high on my wishlist)
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An entry for the Flash Fiction Group’s Back of an Envelope challenge. We needed to write the story as something urgent that had been written on an envelope, in less than 150 words. The only reason I write on paper is if I’m going somewhere and need that message left in the real world…
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How does one communicate love from a distant land, not knowing for certain, whether they’ll return…? Found envelope, old anatomy chart, defibrillator pads, string and undisclosed form of communication inside envelope. Part of the mixed media collection. Circa 2006
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This is the second version of “This Little Tree”. /
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...in the season, / surrounded by it’s beauty, / colors aged from season, / drawing in, / absorbing life, / continuing it’s journey / of passive life / slj / orton efec / KodakP712
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Whenever I find myself falling short of words…
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No comments — Taken with: Canon 1000D / Shutter speed: 1/197 / F number: 8.0 / ISO Speed: 200
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Safe in their alabaster chambers, / Untouched by morning and untouched by noon, / Sleep the meek members of the resurrection, / Rafter of satin, and roof of stone. / - Emily Dickinson Holga image on Kodak T-Max film. No digital manipulation. (c) Paul Lavallee 2007 /
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Coloured Pencil on Envelope 2009
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The Sound of the winner's envelope ...
by RedBubbleAfter many cups of tea, heated debates and a fair bit of chin rubbing the good folks at Demo have come back to us with their final choice…
After many cups of tea, heated debates and a fair bit of chin rubbing the good folks at Demo have come back to us with their final choices from the Sound Competition finalists. They have demanded five shirts and who are we to say no. So without further ado, the envelope. And the five winners are (drum solo … ahem, I mean roll) ... / / / In First Place: Ine Spee’s Whistle Boy … Followed closely in second by Cathie T’s Wired From Birth … Then next over the line is Scott Robinson’s Audiohive Electric … Follwed by Nick Ford’s Hard Roctopus … And in at number five we have DieselLaws’ Music Head A huge round of applause to the winners and a massive thanks to everyone who took part! The standard of entries was incredibly high making it a really tough competition. You can check out all the fabulous entries here. The two runners up get ten shirts displayed in the store. Silver and Bronze have 20 each and Gold gets 30 shirts and their shirt displayed in the shop window for all the Carnaby Street shoppers to admire. In related Demo competition news, we should also congratulate Jumpy who has just had his entry from the first Demo comp picked up by a UK tee company! Well done to Jumpy and to the Sound comp winners. You’ve done us proud! Nat
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From the series: Letters From An Expedition: In Search of The Missing Muse. Journal entry No.02/02. The missing muse; I thought I saw her on the street today, crossing against the light. I turned to follow, but lost her in the throng. Other people on the street feel her presence, but are unsure of what has occurred. I want to ask, “Have you seen her?” but refrain; I know what they will think. They stare at the spot where her presence was felt and I move on. I traced the direction that she must have taken, but never caught up to her. I walked straight for minutes or hours and didn’t give up until twilight darkened the faces of every passerby. It was late when I got back home and my family was asleep.
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