Lea
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Lea Hawkins
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Lea Henning
Germany
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Lea Williams
Australia
179 creative works found
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sign
by Lea HawkinsOn the road between towns, this sign is just sitting there, rusting away by the side of a paddock, it’s purpose apparently long gone. In the original shot, it is just an empty rusty frame…but when I looked at the photo , I just had to put something in there…...
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graphite pencil on paper
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This shot was taken on my old retro straight onto floppy camera, so it’s only high enough resolution for a card.(Recently added ‘Blooming pregnant’ a larger version) This pregnant belly belongs to my ex-drawing student, the contents of which is now a lovely little one year old girl. I applied the design with henna, and photoshopped it to this appropriate egg-like image.
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Acrylic on canvas. This piece was literally painted either side of a storm, I began the base layers as the clouds welled and the thunder began to rumble, I let it dry as the storm passed, and then completed the final layers. I have decided not to make my paintings available on canvas, as they are already on canvas I feel reproductions should be on a different medium.
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Oil on canvas applied with palette knife. Featured on the cover of the second album by Kevin Kastning and Sandor Szabo: / It is indeed an honour to have my work represent the wonderful music of these extraordinarily talented musicians. Inventors of whole knew instruments for the guitar family, and trail blazers of their genre. To hear , head to www.kevinkastning.com
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Another in the fairytale series. A different photographic approach this time, which I plan to try out again with my next shot based on the Rupunsel tale. My dear friend Hilda was an excellent model, she posed so well I have many great shots from that day. But I have chosen this one for the series because I love the look on her face, kinda of guilty and not pleased at being sprung making soup out of those pumpkins she’s supposed to use to turn into coaches for young lasses to attend balls in. /
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The Lea Valley Way tracks the river from its source in Leagrave in Luton to its confluence with the Thames at Bow. On this section from Harpenden to Leasey Bridge it follows the course of an old railway line.
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Model: Sarah Make: Hasselblad / Model: Hasselblad H3D-39 / Shutter Speed: 1/250 second / F Number: F/9.0 / Focal Length: 100 mm / ISO Speed: 100 / Date Picture Taken: Feb 17, 2008, 5:04:29 PM
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When Paul Vanzella told me he was shooting with Sarah, I bought, begged and stole my way into that shoot. And who could blame me! I was there as a second model and helping out with styling but I couldn’t resist firing off a couple of snaps while Paul and Sarah were doing their thing. Model: Sarah Lea Cheesecake / Photographer: Jo O’Brien / Lighting Design: Paul Vanzella
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Snow white, the poisoned apple, colourwash and Lea. Inspired by the photography of Lynn s.k. used with her permission. / http://www.lynnsk.com This is the first watercolour piece I did of Lynn sk’s work. Watercolour.
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A larger version of “Henna’d Belly’ . Dear friend and drawing student, at about 8 months cooked. /
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[oh how I wish to be fearless…
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LIMITED EDITION – 10 AVAILABLE ONLY / This was taken as part of the “Bombshell Babes” Pinup Art Exhibition. Model: Sarah Lea Cheesecake
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Natnada and Lea. Photo reference taken by Lynn sk Used with permission from photographer and models. 9×12 / Inks & glitter.
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the view north to the Lea Bridge Road, Hackney, London / the bridge has been here for centuries although obviously not in it’s present form, it is part of major route in and out of London and every day thousands of cars cross this bridge, the occupants never seeing the beauty just feet from them Love ‘N’ Laughter Kriss Fujifilm Finepix S6500fd / ISO 100 / f / 4.5 / 6 mm / 8 sec / Filter Cokin A, Star 8, Taken at about 11PM Featured / I am so amazed by this and deeply touched and even more so by making Featured Member too WendyL Thank you so much babe Keith R, WIlliams you are pretty amazing too thank you so much for this amazing honour / / /
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another shot from my stroll last night along the River Lea, Hackney, London this time the bridge leading into the old dock can be seen in the foreground, this was until the 60’s a thriving river dock and industrial site and like a lot of old industrial sites housing has replaced it, thankfully these developers did it as sympathetically as possible, and even refurbished some of the old buildings and incorporated them into the new develpment, the horrid purple hoarding will soon be gone as well leaving this part of this river a nice place to be / / FUJIFILM FinePix S6500fd / f / 4.5 / 8 second exposure / ISO – 100 / 6mm / Filter, Cokin A Star 8 Featured a Million thanks to Jenseyes featured in Moody, Dark and Evocative many thanks to the hosts Stephanie M. Wood and Veronica Ingram I am so pleased by this one
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Ok…......there is always a story behind every painting…....... / The Original Oko’s Open Shutters was created for a special showing and was swooped up by one of my Gurlz…............ / Story behind this one is that a very special friend Janis Zroback told me that if it wasn’t gone she would buy it…... / I suggested I re-create another one…...... / Every one of my paintings are original and I wanted to make this the same but different…...ya know what I mean?? / So after back and forth conversations we negotiated a price that was fair and acceptable to both of us….. / Remember my paintings are like puppies and it is more important that they go to good homes than the price….. / I Practically and Literally give my originals away…...... / So if you are interested in an original…let’s talk…..!! / That’s What Friends Are For click on the video / / acrylic on fabric…..... / Oko’s Farm upcountry Maui…
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