Motherhood
360 creative works found
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Photomontage / collage / Photo of people used with permission by Steve Evans / http://www.flickr.com/photos/babasteve / Steve is an inspiring and brilliant portrait photographer – his Flickr site is a treat for any visitor.
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Three years hold kissing mom’s belly
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cute baby orangutan playing on the grass
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From the fine art photography of Wendy Bandurski-Miller….THE FUTURE’S CARE.
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Cusco, Perú !!! / This is one of the first shot I took in Cusco this year !!! / I had just arrived and I was feeling a bit strange and not really in the mood to take pictures of people.. I was maybe thinking about life a bit too much ! / But when she passed by I said something funny to her and pressed the bottom !! / I´m glad i did !
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This yearling sea lion still had the attention of mom when he came to shore. The care was evident as she nuzzled his face. The parents among us know that no matter how old they get, or how far away they move we never stop worrying, we never stop loving and we never stop caring! This image is dedicated to all the Moms out there who never stop caring. This image has been used a Mothers Day card and as a card for folks who have lost a pet. Thanks fot looking!
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Excerpt from an essay I wrote about my work. I think this is the first time I’m really getting into detail publicly about the symbolism of my work. ”...The original assignment was to draw something new every day for three weeks on this piece, something inspired by your day, and to add another piece of paper each week. I interpreted the things going on around me and illustrated a piece on Patriarchy. Starting from left to right, the viewer can identify a familiar character from western folklore, little red ridding hood. Earlier this year I had done an artist book on little red ridding hood, the hunter and the wolf both being male, the devouring being sexual, and the two female characters fate resting solely on the male characters in the story. Expanding upon that, the wolves and foxes in this piece all represent male entities. The little read ridding hood is surrounded by wolves, faceless and feetless because she only exists because they do. A tree form grows out of her heart, her only form of expression. She is looking back ghostly little girls, wearing masks of foxes. They are trying to put on the face of little boys, as she pulls the mask off she is disappearing. In front of these figures are heads popping up from the ground, surrounded by phallic mushrooms, poisonous, and suffocating them before they can surface. On the next panel there is a frightening looking wolf or jackal like creature howling out to the viewer. It is up to the viewer to decide if what is coming from him is some sort of phallic organ, an umbilical cord, questioning the gender, or entrails. It leads you to a flock of rabbits, then asking the question if they came from him or if they are destroying him. The answer is in the background above, an outline of a faceless girl riding a fox. In it’s mouth is an arm, relating to castration, which is somewhat of a tribute to Audition and other Asian horror films that inspire me. In the last panel an elongated form of a woman lays on the ground conscious and bare breasted. She represents the two roles women are offered by the patriarchy, sexual object and Mother. The three foxes (sons) chase the daughter (girl) to relate back to the piece, showing how this is a cycle, and also touches upon the desire for male offspring.”
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A beautiful image created for our Journal for the Pregnant Goddess! This journal is your very own guide to a joyful and positive birthing experience no matter how it should unfold… a must for every woman starting a family or recovering from a negative birthing experience… to check it out, please visit www.journalsforempowerment.com For women entering into motherhood it is one of the greatest transitions of all time! It is her vision quest. Take a moment to acknowledge this change… this moment of metamorphisis… when you reach the other side, you will be stronger, wiser and richer. Before motherhood, I thought I was so humble, compassionate and loving and kind… but in truth, I had not been tested yet. I am happy to say, that 4 years and 2 kids later, I am still on a very steep learning curve of patience, selflesness, compassion, understanding… but I know that I am way ahead on the chart than I was before I had kids. / Motherhood is the most unrelenting and beautiful teacher that gives the best perks.
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Ayacucho, Peru ! Quechua and Aymara were the main languages spoken by the native people of the central highland of South America before the arrival of the spanish ! / In the rural areas of Ayacucho, in central Peru, like in the areas around Cusco the majority of native people still speaks Quechua and some of them barely spanish ! / I didn´t meet many tourists during the time spent in this part of Peru and i really felt immerse in a different reality ! / .
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iCONS SERIES Pen and Ink with Pencil / ORIGINAL SOLD 2008 1 Sale to Date- Art Card Inspired by the Nirvana Album In Utero / TOP TEN PLACING IN ALT “GENDER” APRIL 2009 / SECOND PLACE IN ALT “MUSICIANS AND BANDS” MAY 2009 / TOP TEN IN FAN FRANZY “I’M A BIG FAN OF” MAY 2009 Cropped T Shirt Design available here on Redbubble…........ / /
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Model = Kelly
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yesterday liesbeth wrote and put up a beautifully strong poem about the threads of the soul of the mother and child…i was so touched as i was remembering my mother and child…i created this heART to go with her words…. thank you liesbeth for showing me a different way of think…. i hope that everyone can feel a part of this….xx terri ALL SALES OF THIS IMAGE WILL BE DONATED TO JUST GIVING – TRUEPOTENTIAL PROJECT /
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MEDIEVAL MAIDENS A Celebration of Motherhood and the Devine / I drew this work when my son was quite young (he is now 16-2008) / I was experimenting with different patterns and pen work, so it is quite sketchy. / It kind of evolved into something that looks Medieval somehow. / The Hare is one of my magical creatures that I feel familiar with- Hares, Bears and Cats. ORIGINAL AVAILABLE A4 (HAS GOLD DETAILS) £ 60 + P&P 1 sale to date- Art Card TOP TEN PLACING IN CHALLENGE CAFE “MOTHERS” / FEATURED IN THE DEVINE FEMININE -JULY 2009
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My Arabian mare Angel and her filly Klassi. Taken early spring.
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Hecate is the Greek goddess of witchcraft, childbirth and the crossroads. She has power over skies, earth and sea, which I wanted to show through each one of the three figures. The central one carries several symbols attributed to the goddess: the pomegranates in her hair remind us of the legend of Persephone, in which she plays an important role; while she hides her right eye behind her hand, the eye still shows through the fingers, meaning that she’s got the “vision”, or the capacity of seeing the past, present and future. The moon under her right breast denotes that Hecate is a moon goddess, and that she protects the women in labor and their offspring – the moon is associated to the motherhood. The black dog is one of her companions. watercolor and pencil on illustration board / 20×15
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this 4 week old little guy was FIESTY! took us about an hour or so to calm him and get him to konk out… but our patience and persistence paid off! they all can’t be sleepers ;-) taken with sony alpha a900 50mm f/1.4
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The queen of the house with her little princesses… Tireful motherhood.. / Catharine (the mother) was resqued from the street and adopted by my family. Cam: Fujifilm FinePix S5600
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Canon 350D / 18-55 lens / Featured in First Things Group, October 2009 Featured in Cee’s Fun Artsy Friends Group, October 2009
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Nothing beats a mom, taking care of her little one. This picture was taken at the paddock next to my house in co. Galway, Ireland. A lot of diffusion in PP and some texture
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