Medeiros
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Maria Medeiros
Canada
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Vanessa V. Med...
Brazil
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Craig Medeiros
United States
121 creative works found
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Stock Artists Here: / Nichola / Texture Julia / / Thank you to the lovely stock! I was inspired by William Shakespear! / I love the Theatre and I always wanted to play Ophelia. / So here is the only way right now, but one day I will take on her character on stage! One day! William Shakespeare (1564–1616) / / HOW should I your true love know / From another one? / By his cockle hat and staff, / And his sandal shoon. / / He is dead and gone, lady, / He is dead and gone; / At his head a grass-green turf, / At his heels a stone. / / White his shroud as the mountain snow, / Larded with sweet flowers, / Which bewept to the grave did go / With true-love showers. /
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June 2009…placed in the Top Ten in the Hauntingly Beautiful challenge hosted by the First Things group. May 2009…placed 2nd in the Let’s Collaborate challenge hosted by the Live, Love, Dream group. March 2009…featured in Collaborations; and Poetry and Beautiful Woman February 2009…featured in Core[C.O.R.E]; and Experimental Photography and Editing A collab with the lovely Maria Medeiros She did such amazing work with my photo. Wanted to share!!! My photo /
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Thanks to the lovely Lori Dennis for the wonderful Stock. / / “When all was over at the cemetery Charles returned to the house. There was no one downstairs. He went up into the bedroom and saw her dress hanging up at the foot of the bed. Then, leaning against the secretaire, he remained there till it was dark, lost in sorrowful meditation. After all, she had loved him.” / - Gustave Flaubert, Madame Bovary, Ch. 2
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I created this vision I had of hope…. / I entered this the Solidarity Contest on Deviant Art which raises money for Children In need and hunger. I wanted to create someting positive and hopeful. / This is what Hope looks like to me. She spreads her energy around the world! / You will read more about it at the following link. / In the link you will find the stock and brushes I used. / HOPE /
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I would like to thank the wonderful stock that have made this posibble. Thank you so much! / / This piece is called the Birth of energy. It’s how i imagine energy created and exists. It’s all around us and I believe that each person has their own defined energy. Some try to overpower others by bringing them down by taking their energy away. It happens don’t you think? What do you think happens with people and energy. Is it a cycle? Can it be broken? Taken from you? Can you create new energy and change things that happen inyour life? Energy truly intrests me. I try hard not to get pulled into bad energy. It’s hard though. There is so much to talk about when it comes to each persons energy in the world. In this piece, I believe energy to be a pure and beautiful thing when its first created. I believe in a relaxing, happy and positive energy. As for what happens to it after is all up to the beholder! BEAUTIFUL BACKGROUND FROM KITTYD STOCK BEAUTIFUL MODEL FROM IARDACIL STOCK DOVE FROM GARGOLAN / / / /
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/ Featured in All about Flowers / Thank you so much!
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To the Thawing Wind / by Robert Frost COME with rain. O loud Southwester! / Bring the singer, bring the nester; / Give the buried flower a dream; / make the settled snowbank steam; / Find the brown beneath the white; / But whate’er you do tonight, / bath my window, make it flow, / Melt it as the ice will go; / Melt the glass and leave the sticks / Like a hermit’s crucifix; / Burst into my narrow stall; / Swing the picture on the wall; / Run the rattling pages o’er; / Scatter poems on the floor; / Turn the poet out of door. Thank you to Julia for the wonderful Stock / / / / / /
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I was Playing with Eleni and we had these hair clips, / She took the heart and handed it to me and I thought it was a perfect moment to capture this.. /
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I was inspired by my dreams, emotions and feelings. / I closed my eyes, listened to music and this image came to my head. / The vision had to come alive and here it is… / Enjoy and thankyou so much! This was the first time that I used brushes! / A very amazing experience for me. :) Wonderful stock used here: / Julia / night-fate-stock / Julia / And the lovely / intergalacticstock / Kristina / Kristina
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/ Sigh No More / Poem / by William Shakespeare / Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, / Men were deceivers ever; / One foot in sea, and one on shore, / To one thing constant never. / Then sigh not so, / But let them go, / And be you blith and bonny, / Converting all your sounds of woe / Into Hey nonny, nonny. Sing no more ditties, sing no mo / Of dumps so dull and heavy; / The fraud of men was ever so, / Since summer first was leavy. / Then sigh not so, / But let them go, / And be you blith and bonny, / Converting all your sounds of woe / Into Hey nonny, nonny.
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I used a texture from a great stock photographer on DA. / Julia /
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Textures from Julia / Inspired by the Poem / A Carol of Harvest, for 1867 by Walt Whitman / 10 / Loud, O my throat, and clear, O soul! / The season of thanks, and the voice of full-yielding; / The chant of joy and power for boundless fertility. / All till’d and untill’d fields expand before me; / I see the true arenas of my race—or first, or last, / Man’s innocent and strong arenas. / I see the Heroes at other toils; / I see, well-wielded in their hands, the better weapons. / I would like to thank / Janis Zroback / for painting this! I am honored and thank you! / Please have a look at her wonderful gallery! :) /
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Link to all the lovely stock Brushes I used /
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/ These little toes belong to my cutie little niece Chloe! I love her!
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This is my little girl / She is 18 months and now almost 3! / Time goes by fast. /
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This is deticated to the grieving Gorilla in Germany’s Munster zoo that held her baby in her arms and cried. / The story has moved me and I captured this picture today to deticate it to the grieving mother. / LINK TO ARTICLE / HEART BREAKING
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I added a lovely texture on top of my photo. / For the wonderful stock her link here; / Julia /
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/ These little feet belong to my little girl Eleni. She is 16 months old and i love her soooo much! I love taking photos of her little feet and hands. I want her to stay little but as we all know they grow up too fast!
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This is a painting I made two years ago. / I really love painting. I learned from my father and school. / This is acrylic paint. / It’s available if you like, / Just note me. / /
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My little girl’s feet. Her name is Eleni and she loves to be bare foot! Especially outdoors. I have been taking pictures of her hands and feet from a baby. She is now 17 months and I don’t want her to grow up! I want her to stay little for as long as posible. But that’s not how life works. Must capture these moments! / Thank you and Comments are appreciated. /
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/ Thank you Erin for the title! :)
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My picture manipulated with brushes and texture. / Here you will find the stock brushes
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