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  • Emund the Single Dad
    by Rayjun

    He did not eat. / He did not drink. / Each morning, he looked up to greet the sun, knowing he had survived another day.

    The Australian outback is a harsh and sometimes a dangerous place to live. / There is not always enough food for everyone. / Some have to go and leave loved ones behind in order to survive. / Emund must be willing to put his on the line for the sake of his family.

  • Trying Not To OverLoad Everyone
    by pinkyjain

    Sorry for the OverLoad of the last in the series of the Vampire’s Tale. i will try to limit 5 to 10 a day. i have a lot of stuff, some is…

  • Salvation In A Storm
    by Stephen J. Vattimo

    The ocean is like a sadistic juggler, with mountainous size waves, / It throws me up into the air, then rolls me head ove…

    This poem is the first poem I have written in almost 10 years. God has been whispering in my ear that it was time to pick up the pen, and write more poetry. / This poem mirrors the concept of the painting that has the same title. / / Stephen

  • IMPORTANT! READ AND ACT NOW!!!
    by Mike Cressy

    Important! Read and Act now!

    Sorry to be serious for a moment but this concerns all of us! Hey friends….I hope you can give us artists a hand on this issue. It is time sensitive, urgent and critical that as many people as possible speak up. The financial crisis is providing cover so this bill is able to sneak through. Because of the scramble on the bail-out bill, this Orphan Works bill was passed in the Senate under the radar. It’s about our copy rights for visual artists, writers, photographers and songwriters…anyone in the creative field. If this Orphan Works bill passes through the House , we artists will be obliged to pay Google, directly or indirectly, $200 for each piece, song, image, etc. we create in order to protect our copyright. At this time, all we have to do is sign our work, put the date and the”circle c” and we have a copyright. If we want more protection, ie. from court costs on infringement issues, we can send our images and $30 to the Copyright Division of the Federal Government, and then we are registered. I don’t think any of us want to further enrich an huge and very wealthy company and make it easier for them to catalogue and use artist’s work without their consent. As we have seen, especially in the recent weeks, the corporations (and the government in cahoots with them) have not served well for the ordinary US citizen. And, for most of us artists, our copyright is one of our most valuable assets. If we have no protection unless we pay, what for most of us, is big money for each creation, then we have no way to make a living. Please click on the site provided…there is a form letter there and it’s easy…send it out and help your artist friends. I included quotes from some of my friends and the Illustration Society, if you want to read more about it. Thank you so much. Jennifer Carrasco Here’s the site http://capwiz. com/illustrators partnership/ issues/alert/ ?alertid= 11980321 “While this is marked “low importance”, it’s exactly the opposite—congress is trying to hotline a bill through that would significantly change the copyright laws. As individuals involved in the generation of creative works, you would be required to register your work with two bureaus for $100 a piece—if not, then your work will be considered “orphan” and you will lose your ownership rights. / / Please read more about this bill, and if you agree, send a letter to your congress people letting them know how you feel—links are below in the e-mail to do this, already written out, etc. / / As you know, copyright is granted automatically in the US when the work is created—you would lose this under this addition to the copyright code. Interestingly enough, Google is a huge supporter of this legislation, as it will eliminate having to get your permission for them to catalogue your work, and repurpose it however they see fit. / / Thanks for your time, and thank you for reading.

  • Graphic Design Discounts
    by shanmclean

    Graphic design and invitation specials as part of my new freelance design business

  • created a fan art based on the main character.

  • Featured artwork of plus size fantasy art

  • fan art related based on manga series.

  • Sith Apprentice fanart illustration

  • This has been used many times at public displays at Starbucks so far so not bad, ppl still don’t know what a fractal is sheeeeesh… I thought we’re heading fwd in today’s world, seems it’s the ooposite.

  • Starwars fan art showcase Sith illustration

  • 32nd Feature: Leona Heidern: from KOF XII
    by Junior Mclean

    Video game art,fan art,gaming character,

    Fanart based on snk game

  • 33rd/34th Feature: The Next Avatar/The Baroness
    by Junior Mclean

    Video game art,fan art,gaming character,

    Fanart based on snk game

  • Showcasing 2 of my best Bryce renders.

  • 40th Feature: Ororo Monroe aka Storm
    by Junior Mclean

    Latest feature of Xmen Storm in Real Men Wear Tights.

    Digital illustration of the mutant who controls the weather itself, Ororo!

  • 41st Feature: The Legendary Warrior: Chun-Li
    by Junior Mclean

    Featured artwork of video game character based on popular Capcom game series.

    Fan art illustration of Street Fighter’s Chun-li.

  • 42nd Feature: "CYBERNETIC FUTURE OF OUR TIME"
    by Junior Mclean

    Fantasy and sci-fi art illustration theme.

    Poser/Bryce designed illustration of a sci-fi theme story of fembots ruling over a future earth time period.

  • 43rd Feature: Soft Foliage
    by Junior Mclean

    Fractal artwork featured

    design over all featured artwork showcase

  • 44th Feature: Emma Frost The White Queen
    by Junior Mclean

    Comic book character of the Xmen.

    Xmen character featured the White Queen, Emma Frost.

  • Received The Froudian Artist Award for August 2009!
    by Junior Mclean

    Received an award for artist of the month

    Got Artist of the Month Award

  • 100th/101st Feature: The Eco Spirit of Life
    by Junior Mclean

    Double featured for abstract art work.

    Double feature for abstract artwork showcased.

  • GHOST STORY
    by tkrosevear

    Let me tell you a story about a ghost that I know He conjures up spirits of the dead, like a horror show A juxtaposing master with …

    This was written for our Cover Story for Earthmonster Illustrated’s Special Halloween Edition, hope you check it out to see the images that inspired the writing… / EZINE / Many thanks to Toasted Ghost for playing along with our Trick or Treat fun ;) It’s ALIVE

  • 108th feature: Gaias Life Stream
    by Junior Mclean

    Featured abstract design again this is very cool!!!

    Featured abstract design once again, lost track of the time this was featured before. This abstract has had a few features, thats good. Not sure if it’s the most but it’s one of my personal favorites designs, this was also used for distributors in need of cards and a client wanted this on a t-shirt. Cool.

  • RED BUBBLE FEATURE FINALLY!!

illustration – information provided by wikipedia:

An illustration is a visualization such as a drawing, painting, photograph or other work of art that stresses subject more than form. The aim of an illustration is to elucidate or decorate a story, poem or piece of textual information (such as a newspaper article), traditionally by providing a visual representation of something described in the text.

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