Migraine
51 creative works found
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Another shot from the abandoned mental hospital.
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Mr. Migraine / Copyright© 2005 Karl R. Denton Woke up about 2:00am with a pounding in my head, / Woke up about 2:00am with the walls spinning round my bed. / Had a flashback to the days of Gizmo, / And thought I was looking through a goofy colored prizmo. / Turns out it was my old friend Mr. Migraine, / Back again to make me go insane with that never-ending brain pain. Oh God… Another morning waking up with that pounding in my head, / When I was younger sometimes wished I was dead, / Migraines are a real drag, Mr. Migraine I need to get out of bed, / Mr. Migraine get the hell out of my head! I left for work on a bright sonny day, / The kind that makes you think of a roll in the hay. / All the cheer was just a fake how-do-you-do, / I can barely stand the light because it feels like some sort of evil Voodoo. / As long as my old friend Mr. Migraine is here the sun glasses will never come off, / People look at me like as if I’m crazy and when I look back they are all a bit hazy. / As long as Mr. Migraine is here the sun glasses will never come off. Oh God… Another morning waking up with that pounding in my head, / When I was younger sometimes wished I was dead, / Migraines are a real drag, Mr. Migraine I need to get out of bed, / Mr. Migraine get the hell out of my head! Floating high on a prescription buzz, / I’ve got one so bad my tongue feels like fuzz. / On the way home MR. Migraine seems to be taking a break, / I hate that Mr. Migraine makes me act so fake. / He’s playing his nasty old tricks on me, / Because when the glasses come off all I can see, / Is a swirling mess of colors. / This dammed thing is going to get the best of me, / Mr. Migraine please set me free! Oh God… Another morning waking up with that pounding in my head, / When I was younger sometimes wished I was dead, / Migraines are a real drag, Mr. Migraine I need to get out of bed, / Mr. Migraine get the hell out of my head! Getting home my family thinks I’m cranky, / Mr. Migraine and I have been through a long day, / I wish I could remember what I wanted to say, / But Mr. Migraine has taken my thoughts along the way. / Confusion, pain and anger have gotten to close to me, / Mr. Migraine is making me insane. / It hurts to here her say “take a chill pill” because I’m already there, / And my old friend Mr. Migraine has me weaker still… Oh God… Another morning waking up with that pounding in my head, / When I was younger sometimes wished I was dead, / Migraines are a real drag, Mr. Migraine I need to get out of bed, / Mr. Migraine get the hell out of my head! One thing is for certain Mr. Migraine you will never win, / Because giving into you would be a mortal sin. / When the fog clears and the glasses come off, / I can say, I made it through and although I don’t / Remember everything today, / I will wake another day to say… / Migraines are a real drag, / Mr. Migraine I need to get of bed, / Mr. Migraine get the hell out of my head!
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Migraine / She sits on the brain / Pondering to bleed / A nightmare of garish lights / Demon noise / Like a vice forming th skull / Colour / Confusion / Pain / Migraine Portrait of Nat, by Lynn. / Used with permission. / http/www.lynnsk.com Watercolour.
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Feeling better this evening, now that the sun is gone down, ;O)))))
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Pastel on paper (Canson) 35cm x 50cm This painting was featured in the group ‘1 on 1: The Fine Art of Portraiture’ I am a migraine sufferer! I first started getting migraine when I was 13 years old. It is so much more than a headache, and if you are a sufferer too you will know what I’m talking about! The screwdriver illustrates the searing, throbbing, pain that is concentrated on the side of my head and behind my eye. If I was looking at my face in a mirror I would only be able to see a quarter of my whole face. The needles in my hand signify the numbness which I get in my hand, arm and sometimes my leg. The lettering signifies the vision disturbance which lasts for about an hour before I get the headache, and the confusion I feel when trying to concentrate on words (I sometimes say things backwards during an attack and call things by their incorrect names) and finally there are the bright flashing lights.
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I found this whilst walking in a se/qld rainforest / its probably still there
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1 0f 4 This is part of a set of posters designed for an awareness campaign. / It is trying to help non sufferers understand a Migraine and get a small in sight of the causes and effects. The images have not been altered in photoshop except for the added typography in the corner. The small paragraph on the bottom corner reads: Dry mouth feeling thirsty. Yawning / Lights become too bright, / Feeling tired. Yawning / My neck feels stiff, irritated by little things. The flashing in my eye begins. / It has started,. Understand a migraine through my eyes.
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2 0f 4 This is part of a set of posters designed for an awareness campaign. / It is trying to help non sufferers understand a Migraine and get a small in sight of the causes and effects. The images have not been altered in photoshop except for the added typography in the corner. The small paragraph on the bottom corner reads: Sweating, hot and cold. Burning / Body temperature rising, rapid breathing / Air feels sticky, muggy can’t breathe. Burning / Need fresh air. The flashing in my eye begins. / It has started, Feel a migraine through my eyes.
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4 0f 4 (this was designed b4 the smoking ban!) This is part of a set of posters designed for an awareness campaign. / It is trying to help non sufferers understand a Migraine and get a small in sight of the causes and effects. The images have not been altered in photoshop except for the added typography in the corner The small paragraph on the bottom corner reads: A night out in the pub, a glass of red wine / Cigarettes burn slowly. Smoke. / The air is dense. / Strong perfumes, feeling nauseous. Smoke The flashing in my eye begins. / It has started, Smell a migraine through my eyes.
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One of me from the Gold Medal dinner at the Scarab Club.
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Please Take This Hatchet Out of My Head and Turn Out the Lights: Migraine
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No, I don’t have one today…whew!!!...but I know them all too well. This looks like how one feels, to me. Fractal rendered in Oxidizer and photoimage of me when I was sick…gah!
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Bill is the person who got me to join the Scarab Club and he continues to be a teacher and mentor to me in the world of oils. He is this years Gold Medal winner and with very good reason. See the links page at: www.scarabclub.org to visit his site, most impressive. I look to him for guidance and would not be anywhere close to where I am in my artistic career if it were not for Bill.
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Created with Apophysis 3D Hack
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Migraine /
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teacups falling from a fireplace , part of the art exhibits at belsay hall Summer 07 . It reminds me of my migraines
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Bright lights, glare, lack of focus, and a foggy shroud are all visual migraine symptoms. I have tried to represent these to the best of my ability along with the feeling of the slow explosion of pain that has no predictable end. Migraines are different for each person that suffers from them, but what we share is the fact that we are cut off from the world by our pain. People who don’t have migraines really can’t understand why we can’t function despite a simple headache. Unfortunately there is nothing simple about a migraine. Defining one is nearly impossible. The unpredictable levels of throbbing pain, the visual blur of flashing colors and light, and through it all there is no ability to think. It is indefinable. Composite image made using several layers and many various processes in Gimp.
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she was sitting in a bustling shopping alley in Shanghai, and I couldn’t determine if this was a passing problem or a more fundamental problem with her lot in China life.
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Apophysis fractal created when I had a headache!
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