Iizzard
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Ivy Izzard
Australia
176 creative works found
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The Horai (Ώραι) were the goddesses of the seasons and the natural portions of time. Another collaboration with Chiaki and Ona. T-shirt here / Sold 1 Medium Framed Print in January 2009 /
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Inspired by a visit to a deserted Irish famine village. Here for tee /
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Painted with photoshop. My hand and a photo of a whippet pup for reference. T-shirt here /
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I started this for the opposites challenge but I didn’t finish it in time. Stock by cocacolagirlie, Amaries-stock and Tasastock on DeviantART.
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Birthday card here
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Greeting card here: / More Fairies
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Stock images by / deathbycanon-stock here and here / serp-stock / Stockcity
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Photoshop, my photo reference.
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Reflections on a train. Once again my model is my nephew, Akira. Companion piece to this /
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B&W / No black outline /
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Photoshop
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Wall art here /
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Aladdin
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Photoshop and Wacom tablet. I used a photo for the background and painted the rest using references.
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B&W / Black outline /
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Santa’s recruiting Detail / This piece was nominated by Ronnileigh to be showcased in Pay It Forward. Ronnileigh said: / The first time I seen “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” I fell in love with it. I can feel the emotion of the children, it tugged at my heart. The terror and tears just melted my heart. It looked to me the baby had cried itself to sleep from exhaustion. Then you have Santa looking mean and about to find them. This piece is so life like. Thank you so much, Ronnileigh, It’s a great honour to have my image chosen as your favourite work on RB.
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Charites (Χάριτες; Greek: “Graces”), goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity and fertility. They ordinarily numbered three, from youngest to oldest: Aglaea (“Beauty”), Euphrosyne (“Mirth”), and Thalia (“Good Cheer”). Photo references by Chiaki and Ona
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Painted using Photoshop and Corel Painter.
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Photoshop. wacom tablet. Photo reference for the girl. T-shirt here /
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The outfits are influenced by the costume designs of Leon Bakst with a touch of Paul Poiret. I made the patterns from Arabian, Turkish and William Morris designs. I wasn’t completely happy with the background in the first version. / /
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I decorated this with some William Morris patterns and turned it into a window.
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