Moral
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Ryan Watts
Canada
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Robert Morales
United States
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Tim Morales
United States
193 creative works found
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SO, do something – remind all the good people!
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He sits proudly / Look at him sitting there on his high Ass. His silly hat and coat that barely covers his own ass. He enjoys his prize, and we all don’t.
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Another stab at christianity! I can’t help it! It sold well as a xmas card one year, with ‘Season’s greetings’ written across the top. This is the colour version of the image already in my gallery, drawn in ink and coloured in photoshop.
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A journey is a symbol of transition, change or evolution which is expressed in countless myths and legends where a hero undertakes a journey beset with physical and moral trials. In psychology a journey may symbolise the quest for self-discovery. To my sister with thanks for all her support, care and love. Acrylic inks, pigment and gold leaf / Music – Fantasia (1940) – Ave Maria / For M
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This path tells us of the truth that is lying in each one of us and helps us uncover our faith in a higher power that is expressing itself within us. For Spike to realise that it is so simple.
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lovediversity / love harmony in diversity / /
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lovediversity / love harmony in diversity
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Dominion, solar and sky power, Spiritual, moral and civil authority, reason and consciousness, law, the elements of air and fire, warlike Spirit, and the thunderbolt. A range of symbolism that reflects the patriarchal nature of most traditional cultures. Some supreme gods of myth and religion are personified as fathers. Acrylics, ink, pigment, graphite and silver leaf / 42×100 cm on paper
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In my ramblings around the countryside here I am continually amazed at the things I find. A friend told me about an abandoned church building not too far from town. The other evening my wife and I decided to go in search of it. I was expecting to find an empty building, falling in, sitting back in the middle of the woods. Nope there she sat on a paved stretch of county road a just a few scant miles from town. The cemetery was well kept and the building was plainly visible on three sides. The church is complete with all the pews and a piano. The pulpit has fallen over as has the piano and half the pews are sinking into the earth from the floor rotting, due to the weather coming in through the un-repaired roof and broken window panes. I don’t know when this church was built but the oldest stones in the cemetery are from the late 1840’s. I have been told it was most probably an Amish, Mennonite or Reformed Friends (Quaker) church, as it has a partition down the center to divide the men from the women.
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Need there be any other description than the title? / / This T-Shirt was made from an indisputable public-domain image, so you need not fear Palin setting her sights on you for wearing it. If you have any doubt, contact me with your regular email address and I will send you a PDF file showing the photo source and public domain status proof. / / I looked far and wide to find this image just knowing that there would be one out there, but sources for this photo are quickly being hidden or removed by the McCain campaign ‘cleaners’ scouring the internet. / / This is a high resolution transparency, so it will look clear and crisp on any light color T-Shirt that shows black lettering well. / / If you would like this design on a dark color T- Shirt with white lettering, then click on the link below. / / No Lipstick – Dark Color T-Shirt / http://www.redbubble.com/people/art4earth/clothing/1720210-1-no-lipstick-dark-colors / / Peace & Love, / / Art 4 Earth / /
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the inspiration for this photo. Also Available – Mother Earth / (click on photo to reach page)
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An Aesop’s Fable / Aesop’s Fables or Aesopica refers to a collection of / fables credited to Aesop (620–560 BC), a slave and / story-teller who lived in Ancient Greece. Aesop’s / Fables have become a blanket term for collections of / brief fables, usually involving anthropomorphic ani- / mals. / His fables are some of the most well known in the / world. The fables remain a popular choice for moral / education of children today. Many stories included in / Aesop’s Fables, such as The Fox and the Grapes / (from which the idiom “sour grapes” was derived), / The Tortoise and the Hare, The North Wind and the / Sun and The Boy Who Cried Wolf, are well-known / throughout the world.
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Web spun from tangled silk of lies / Woven from truth held in disguise / Where trust ensnared, betrayed it dies / No greater thing do I despise / / Web better built from silk of gold / Woven from truth all can behold / Where trust is free, instead of sold / No greater thing when truth is told / / So earn my trust, earn my respect / Tell me not truths that are suspect / For if false truth I do detect / Then trust from you I can’t expect / / This fractal artwork was inspired by an old quotation from Sir Walter Scott about lying that went ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive’. My biggest pet peave are liars, and always has been. The artwork depicts how a lie can go on to exponentially effect the lives of others to whom the lie is passed. / / The greatest example currently is the war in Iraq, which was started from a lie to the American public by it’s leader that Iraq had stockpiled ‘weapons of mass destruction’ and intended to use them. This one lie has devastated families and ruined economies across the globe. / / The greatest thing I respect in an individual is their ability to be honest, as then I can grant them the trust that all other things in the relationship will bloom from. So always remember this quotation, as well as, another old adage that says ‘The truth shall set you free!’. / / This fractal artwork was created in Apophysis. The original is 6000×6000 pixels at 300 pixels per inch. The fractal gradient was created with ApoMap, a gradient editor commonly used with Apophysis. Because the original is so large and difficult to see over the internet, I have included a couple of detail cutaways below. / / / / / /
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“The cardinal virtues were derived initially from Plato’s scheme which also includes piety (hosiotes)) and adapted by Saint Ambrose, Augustine of Hippo, and Thomas Aquinas (see Summa Theologica). The term “cardinal” comes from the Latin cardo or hinge; the cardinal virtues are so called because they are hinges upon which the door of the moral life swings.” (Wikipedia Encyclopedia)
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NOT SINCE THE DAYS OF THE DEPRESSION, BREAD LINES, AND THE DUST BOWL HAS AMERICA BEEN IN SUCH DIRE STRAIGHTS BOTH FINANCIALLY AND MORALE WISE (MORALITY NOT WITHSTANDING) CORPORATE CORRUPTION, POLITICAL CORRUPTION SPECIAL INTEREST BANKING AND WALL STREET CORRUPTION MAKE US WONDER JUST EXACTLY WHEN THE HEART OF SOCIAL MORALS BEGAN TO TEAR AT THE VERY FABRIC OF SOCIETY…. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY WHEN AND WHERE ACCOUNTABILITY WILL SHOW ITS FACE AND HELP TO SOW THE SEEDS THAT HELP TO SEW THE TATTERED SOCIAL FABRIC BACK TOGETHER AGAIN. ALL PHOTOS PUBLIC DOMAIN THIS WORK IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED BY A 2ND PARTY AND CAN BE TRACKED. ABSOLUTELY NO USE OF IMAGE WITHOUT PERMISSION / / MCN: C78D9-56873-16E71 FEATURED IN THE PATCHWORK / FEATURD IN C.O.R..E. / FEATURED IN POSTCARD STYLE / FEATURED IN LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS / FEATURED IN CALIFORNIA SOUND
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If a butterfly can flap its wings a thousand times a minute to reach its destinations, imagine what you can do! (Author unknown) The monarch butterfly on a bed of phlox is a lovely scene from my mother’s garden. The phlox were cuttings taken from the garden of my mentor during my practice teaching days in college over 30 years ago. Dear old Mrs. Branton who gave me the cuttings has long since passed away, but her flowers live on and so do the memories I have of her. She was a great inspiration to me and she would have approved of the sentiment on this image!
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Our Daily Bread
by tkrosevearJOURNAL Well, I have just finished publishing this dateless and timeless Journal. A personal hea…
JOURNAL Well, I have just finished publishing this dateless and timeless Journal. A personal healing journal that takes you on a journey through your uniqueness and personal cyclic patterns. Our Daily Bread is an acronym, inspired by the Lord’s prayer, meant to create a journaling prescription, personalized for activating change towards a new perception on your unique “healing path”. O – Observing and noting your unique habits, in your daily routine / U – Uniting with thoughts which manifest an abundance, health, love & responsibility / R – Remembering that you deserve ALL the love, respect, joy & prosperity D – Defining your relationships with clear boundaries / A – Abounding and sharing the positive and healing knowledge you’ve acquired / I – I (SELF) am a unique individual becoming the best person I can be / L – LOVE and care for yourself and others by example / Y – You are responsible for your WILLPOWER B – Believing that the possibilities are endless, in achieving your Healing goals / R – Respect that NO one else can “fix” you – but you / E – Emote your feelings to yourself in a mirror or in your journal, as well as to others / A – Accept that there is a reason for everything, in your life’s journey / D – Divinity is present, become aware of non-logical insight and perceive intuitively This journal can be used on its own, or in conjunction with my previous ‘works’, “Sailing through the 7C’s”, “Beyond Symptoms”, and “Puzzled Isles of Spirit”, which would pursue more in-depth explanations of the workings of this journals’ purpose and function. Thanks so much for looking and taking the time to see what I have been up to…
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i wanted to thank everyone who took the time to check out my most recent series and as well wanted to let u all know that i have put ‘offerings’ up on my site in the gallery as a slideshow… if anyone is interested in taking a look. thank you all again for ur kind comments and support. “offerings”: jancainphotography.com
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2008 Abstract Acrylic on Canvas 60×30” The Babe was skipping ttrough the woods minding her own business on the way to the cleaners to pick-up her clothes.Kind of like Little Red you remember her…. / When she encounters the Wolf….and the Wolf said “where are you going in should a hurry Babe, with no clothes on” and Babe replied I am was on my way to see you. Now this really interested the Wolf for he has been trying for 2 years to catch the Babe. The Babe said I knew you would be here right now so that is why I came this way…..Now the Wolf is watering at the mouth for this delicious little thing that he has been eyeing for so long, and can’t believe his good fortune. / The Babe says to him only one thing Woofie, and the Wolf says anything Babe….. Babe says I have to be on TOP…..now this really blew the Wolf’’s mind, for 2 years he has been dreaming of this moment and now its here….(be careful what you wish for)......and the Wolf said to the Babe that works for me! / Immediately the Babe grabbed the Wolf’ by the ears and jumped on his back and spurred him with her heels and hit him with her riding stick, and said Gett’it up Woofie, to the cleaners. The Wolf galloped off to the cleaners feeling stupid and used. for it was a very long to the cleaners, and he realized he had been Had. / The Moral of the Story is: What you see is not always what you get…... clouds have ears….. and doors have knobs…..and once opened…... the water can not returned….And ALL that glitters is NOT GOLD!
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I came up with this image after being inspired from watching one of my favorite horror movies; James Whale’s Frankenstein. This lead me to read the Novel by Mary Wollstonecroft Shelley which is now one of my fav books! My heart was fashioned to be susceptible of love and sympathy, and when wrenched by misery to vice and hatred, it did not endure the violence of the change without torture such as you cannot even imagine.
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