Household
183 creative works found
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Bubble Jeopardy: What’s at the end of the tunnel?
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Sold in a mounted print!! I sold it to a family member! Shutter Speed 1/60 / F5 / ISO 200 / Focal Length 48m / Nikon D80 Copyright :: All Rights Reserved / Registered :: Fri Jan 16 06:01:47 UTC 2009 Title :: Fancy Hat
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Three vases with gerbera flowers
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Three vases with gerbera flowers
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She is one of the survivors in Rwanda. She lost her parents during the genocide. A mere child herself, she became a parent to her siblings. Letting go of her chance to be a child, a chance of an education, a chance of a happy childhood. Instead she gave that to her siblings. so that they may have a better chance at life, a life that fills with equality and acceptance. / There were many childheaded households in Rwanda post genocide. There were not enough orphanages to house all the orphans. Bishop Alexis founded the Barakabaho foundation that coordinated and assisted these orphans so they might stay with their own families and relatives. Those who did not have any distant relatives were put in different housing facilities. The eldest sibling became the head of the household. Some were as young as 10 years old at the time. Now they are adults and we had the opportunity to meet up and to spend a day with some of these courageous people. We played games with them. The hesitation soon turned to laughter and childlike excitement. On that day they were happy, On that day they had something to eat. On that day, they live for that moment. / Addition: sadly the problem still persists. There are still many family headed by children as the HIV/AIDS epidemic takes its toll.
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Classic cars calendar … / Vector dogs calendar … / Book of drawings … / Animals and birds / Cartoons / Cars, trucks & tractors / Drawings / Illustrations / Portraits / Rust / Vector art
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This is my big guy Tucker. He’s an Occiecat or part Occie and he’s a big mushpot. He doesn’t like me to touch him ‘cause I’m apparently the alpha cat in the house so he’s kinda in awe of me. Funny though… sometimes he lets me massage his belly. Click once on image to enlarge. / / / /
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Baci sitting in the tub soaking her little paws before her pedicure. Click once on image to enlarge. /
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Nephthys was an ancient goddess, who was referenced in texts dating back to the Old Kingdom. She was a member of the Ennead of Heliopolis as the daughter of Geb and Nut and the sister of Osiris, Isis and Horus and the sister and wife of Set. When the Ennead and Ogdoad merged, Nephthys was given a place on Ra´s boat so that she could accompany him on his journey through the underworld. Nephthys is the Greek pronunciation of her name. To the Egyptians she was Nebthwt (Nebhhwt or Nebthet) meaning The Mistress of the House She was described as the head of the household of the gods and was thought to extend her protection to the head female of every household. She was sometimes associated with Ptah-Tanen in representing Lower Egypt, while Khnum and Isis represented Upper Egypt Acrylics & pigment on paper.
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This is a digitally repixelated photograph of my wonderful cat Baci. She’s hiding in the bush waiting to ambush something, anything that comes along. Of course that’ll most likely be me! Click once on image to enlarge. / / /
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This weekend we had a street antique market and this display of corkscrews with the prices attached caught my eye.
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My aunt’s canisters. I just thought it made for a good black & white picture.
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A variety of still life images taken mostly within the home. Enjoy!
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At first I questioned me… am I really seeing this? so, I let it go a couple days and kept looking … there it was…. my eternal flame… right in front of me all along.
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Soap bubbles
by devySoap bubbles
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/ A trooper of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment guards a doorway of Horse Guards (a building – formerly the headquarters of the British Army) in Whitelhall, London.
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Featured in Fractal Perception 04-10-2009 / MUSIC Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as (parklife) / And morning soup can be avoided if you take a route straight through what is known as / (parklife) / John’s got brewers droop he gets intimidated by the dirty pigeons / They love a bit of it (parklife) / Who’s that gut lord marching… you should cut down on your porklife mate… get some / Exercise [Chorus] / ALL THE PEOPLE / SO MANY PEOPLE / THEY ALL GO HAND IN HAND / HAND IN HAND THROUGH THEIR PARKLIFE Know what I mean / I get up when I want except on Wednesdays when I get rudely awakened by the dustmen / (Parklife) / I put my trousers on, have a cup of tea and I think about leaving the house (parklife) / I feed the pigeons I sometimes feed the sparrows too it gives me a sense of enormous well / Being (parklife) / And then I’m happy for the rest of the day safe in the knowledge there will always be a bit / Of my heart devoted to it (parklife) baseshapes created with Incendia
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Athena
by tkrosevearThe original ATHENA was the essence of the family bond, symbolized by the home and hearth – and by the mild serpent who, like a household cat, lived in the storehouse and protected the family’s food supplies against destructive rodents. As household goddess, Athena ruled the implements of domestic crafts: the spindle, the pot and the loom. By extrapalation, she was the guardian of the ruler’s home, the goddess of the palace – a symbol of the community itself, the larger social unit based on countless homes. / She is often depicted as a warrior and protector of the tribe – thereto the shield, arrows/quiver and owl or hawk depicted upon sculptures, glyphs and reliefs of her likeness. / This is a photograph of Athena, from Ceasar’s Palace Mall in Las Vegas, Nevada (taken many years ago) – it has been manipulated in photoshop7. / This is for the Divine Feminine “Oh my Goddess” challenge ~ Athena is probably the goddess that I most associate with, besides Lilith. ATHENA
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Drunkards,acrylic paint and ink on canvas.Original for sale $1850 60×48 inches.
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A close-up view of a lighted chandelier,with beveled and etched blue and clear glass. The original image had many light reflections inherent in it. The image was then heavily enhanced digitally, including this striking “zoom effect” via Photoshop CS2.
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The island of Delos is a sacred island a short journey from Mykonos Island in the Cyclades Islands group and is part of Greece. It is one of the most important mythological, historical and archaeological sites in Greece. Since 1873 the École Française d’Athènes (“French School of Athens”) has been excavating the island, the complex of buildings of which compares with those of Delphi and Olympia. This mosiac is from the 3rd century BC and found in the elegant residential quarter inhabited by Roman bankers and Egyptian and Phoenician merchants. Their one- and two-story houses were typically built around a central courtyard, sometimes with columns on all sides. Floor mosaics of snakes, panthers, birds, dolphins, and Dionysus channeled rainwater into cisterns below. Sold to an RB Member in matted print format after being featured in a group.
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Inspiration: Household Objects
by communityIt’s easy to be impressed by images of beautiful locations we may never visit, gorgeous hair and makeup we wouldn’t have a clue how to ac…
It’s easy to be impressed by images of beautiful locations we may never visit, gorgeous hair and makeup we wouldn’t have a clue how to achieve or masterpieces we’d never have the patience to create but I have to admit I harbour a secret admiration for people who can take an ordinary object and use it to create a beautiful image. It’s a reminder that with a little imagination, inspiration could be as close as your kitchen cupboards, your wardrobe or your garden shed. As the images below demonstrate, ordinary household objects make wonderful subjects for photographic experiments, paintings, drawings and t-shirt designs: / / If you’re after a little more inspiration, we suggest visiting these groups: Art of the Mundane Domestic Art Object Studies & Concepts Knick Knacks Project: Your mission, should you chose to accept it, is to put aside some time this week to seek out some inspiration within the walls of your house. Rifle through your kitchen cupboards, your children’s toy chest, your toolbox or anywhere else that takes your fancy and produce an artwork based on what you find. We’d love to see the results so please post them below! Nat
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