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MIX MEDIUMS….....The four dimensions that we know about is constainly changing in motion, like our lives…...................................
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The creators unique mark for each individual… where each soul is precious with no one left unloved and uncared for….
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Side of the War Memorial Hall in Wanganui
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Trace of myself jumping NINJA STYLE! / Have a closer look at the Vectoring Inspired by a New Years Day Jump @ Coogee Beach Rockin’ in a V-Neck!!!
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The constant parade of swells breaking at Bells Beach always thrills a surfer when they arrive and see this view from the carpark. Although on this day, it was only for the ‘brave and daring’ as the surf was the result of a very severe storm the previous day and was very heavy and a bit messy.
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Most power line-posts I have seen, are old tree trunks!! Really big trees and now they are dead… www.hmx23.com Get this shirt for only $18 Other Shirts you might like: /
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A couple of untouched reflection photographs. Best viewed LARGE
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Based on some photos of beautiful but old and run down houses in Mayfield, NSW. / A Photoshop experiment just playing around. I use vectors almost always! Feedback would be great Some alternate products from my Australian CafePress store /
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Acrylic on canvas. /
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“The mischievous Tokoloshe, a water sprite seen only by children, is a well-known and feared myth in Southern Africa. Villagers call upon the sangoma (witchdoctor) for assistance in banishing this evil spirit from their area. It is said that he is small of stature, can swallow a pebble to become invisible, and that he is disproportionately well-endowed. Women raise their beds on bricks in order to be safe from the attack of the Tokoloshe.” The Tokeloshe is South Africa’s version of the boogeyman. As a child I always imagined him to look more like this. Another reason for the regular skull drawings. I was scared the Tokoloshe would come take my sister away. But I was told that if you fought the Tokoloshe and won, he would teach you all his magic and you could be a Sangoma. Legend has it that attacks by the Tokoloshe can be thwarted by placing bricks under the corners of one’s bed, thus raising it to a height the small beast can’t reach. If you say “Tokoloshe” three times, he will come to get you or bite off your toes in your sleep. The tokoloshe is so well ingrained in South African Folklore, that even today, atrocities are commited in the name of the Tokoloshe and cultural consideration is given due to these circumstances. What was a cautionary tale as a child is today used a mythological scapegoat for horrid crimes. And some utter nonsense Also available in green fill
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I created this illustration for Amelia’s Magazine that never got published so I thought I’d share it with you. The Theme was ‘Everything is Connected’ concerned greatly with mans impact on the environment. Original Available, feel free to email me via www.noise.net/becc if you’re interested. (c) REO 2008
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Taken on a platform at Petersham Railway Station, inner-western Sydney. Untouched black & white photograph. Best viewed LARGE Also available as a tshirt: /
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First of a set of two. A bit of a nod to Aubrey Beardsley thrown in. The curtain acts a link between the two images but is used differently by the characters. In ‘Restraint’ it is used as a form of security and protection and in ‘Abandon’ used to reveal and invite.
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Plains zebra. Taken in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania. We came across a huge herd of zebra grazing in the tall grasses down in the crater. We were just surrounded by black and white stripes! March 2007.
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Photograph & digital manipulation
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Photograph, 35mm, produced in my home darkroom. Best viewed LARGE
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Death Valley National Park, CA
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Ultra Fractal 5.02 Enjoy!! Have a Merry Christmas!!
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