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Black sharpie on white mat board
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Made after a conversation with my friend David about how he thinks that working is a form of theft. Thanks also to my muse kez for her curatorial suggestions here. / . / . / Based on a photograph released by the Huddersfield University precision technology centre of an ant carrying a 1mm square microchip. / . / . / See Worker Ant – Part 2 / . /
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I was walking in Downtown Tribeca, NY last week when I looked up at this old building. It seems vacant and I had the sneaking suspicion that it would be gutted and totally redone. I imagined this old ad on the building would be gone—and so I shot it immediately. I see it as a historical view of Old New York. I did a bit of selective coloring play to get the message across more clearly. :)
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Minimalist abstract study of speeding cyclists, focusing more on the dynamics of the speed and motion of their movements / Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 37 X 59 inches / 94 X 150 cm contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / .....................................................................................
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PLEASE CLICK AND VIEW THE WHOLE PAINTING / an abstract piece done over 3 canvases using acrylic paints / 100cm x 40cm / Dimensions – 3170 857 Email me or Bubblemail me if you would like a custom version of this painting done for Yourself! Original Available For Sale *Shoes available on Zazzle.com / Click Here To Check Them Out /
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Just finished my new painting made totally in Photoshop…”Flower mind…” is the result of my search of new styles and techniques. So this is my first Photoshop try! Yay! :) Hope you like it! Critique is very welcome! :) “Flower mind…” is also my entry to the Something New challenge in the Challenge Café group being my brand new work and also a fresh new style and technique for me :)
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Norway, the most beautiful country in the world – or so I personally think. Endlessly inspiring, every view mesmerising, I love it. I have tried to emphasise the ever-present tranquility by focusing on this pile of stones, quite a common site in western norway incidentaly. / I hope you like it!
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Oils on canvas (50×70 cm) I had lots of fun painting this scene of three brothers hard at work on the beach… One little fellow is trying hard to remove clay and sand from the hole they dug but ends up dropping half his spadeful back into the water… Another little brother huffs and puffs his way up to the pool but his bucket is always half full by the time he reaches it… And the oldest brother… well, judging from the grin, he must be the ‘supervisor’... This painting was done at request from Lisa Wilson and the three brothers are her little sons. I used different photographs and with different poses to make up a story for this painting!! I hope you like it Lisa!!
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Experimenting with Digital TTV ( – Not a Photoshop filter) – my first time! This is a very anonymous picture. Each of the three visible characters (dog included) are entirely personality-less, due to their backs being turned or heads obscured. And yet, the camera’s angle is facing up to the characters, from a very low angle. Draw conclusions to this as you wish.
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Written by ~ Charles Dickens: And Angel Voices Say… The pure, the bright, the beautiful / That stirred our hearts in youth; / The impulses to wordless prayers, / The streams of love and truth; / The longing after something lost, / The spirit’s yearning cry; / The striving after better hopes… / These things can never die. The timid hand stretched forth to aid / A brother in his need; / A kindly word in grief’s dark hour / That proves a friend indeed; / The plea for mercy softly breathed / When justice threatens high; / The sorrow of a contrite heart… / These things shall never die. Let nothing pass, for every hand / Must find some work to do; / Lose not a chance to waken love; / Be firm and just and true; / So shall a light that cannot fade / Beam on thee from on high, / And angel voices say to thee… / “These things shall never die.” / All profit goes to Feed The Children As of November 29, 2009 ~ 995 views.
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Taken out my back door.. 3 am for some reason in the snowstorm all appeared golden yellow maybe it was something to do with the lights on the buildings… but was somehow beautiful , silent & other worldly & the shadows really captivated me too… the effects are nature and light My first outdoor night shot with my Kodak Z1285 .
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Sony A300 DSLR, hand-held, and yes, that is my hand you can see. Over 40 favourites, loadsacomments, homepage feature and 8+ other group features in just over a month. What a lot of luck! ISO 100, f5.6, kit lens
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new still life pastel by Maria Paterson / on black primed colourfix paper 50cm x 68cm 4481v “original for sale” See my new calendar of still life art for 2010 / for a great CHRISTMAS GIFT my bubblesite / my website Featured in impressionist art / Featured in impessionism cafe / Featured in Symposium of Modern Realists
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LITHUANIA
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Pier 7Teen, Manhattan, NYC
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My new work and drawing process
by Kseniya Beliaeva35/50cm / paper, colour pencils, pen / !http://a…
35/50cm / paper, colour pencils, pen / / / / /
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new work still life pastel by Maria Paterson / pastel on black tinted colourfix paper 36cm x 56cm original for sale Featured in Still Life Fine Art and Food Photography my bubblesite / my website 2010 still life calendar now available
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new work, still life pastel 35cm x 45cm on colourfix paper original for sale featured in Art at its Best see 2010 still life art calendar / / my bubblesite Featured in The Gold Coast / Featured in Pastels Portraits,Florals & still life
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Digital fine art in oil painting style by Mariska / December/2009 This is a collaborate work with the very talented writer Anna-Marie Docherty aka Anaisnais. / I’ve read her beautiful poem and here is the result . Some new tomorrow / by Anaisnais In death we departed, / you knew your time had come. / Your body rose to meet last breath, / then sunk again, to hold / forever’s peace within your chest. Such frozen coldness set your bones, / grey/blue lips, syanosis undertones; / and what for me to do next, / but search your soul, / which lies not in your breast? Confused, perplexed, / I know you do not sleep; / but watch the world go by. / Not in the casket buried 6 foot deep, / yet in my heart and mind. A trace of sadness, / not understanding yet; / and nothing to lose. / So mournful these tears I cry, / unseen under the mist of time. Saying Goodbye the next life’s waiting, / I see the road back in different light. / Wavering unsafe over the horizon, / I conjure dream like wraiths; / sinister and heavy against the spirits. Where memories leap / you will not die, / for patiently you’ll wait; / and until then I know you’ll stand / like sentinal at gate. I know you keep a watch o’er us, / protect from harm / all those you loved. / Through long and lonely hours I sigh, / remembering long lost days gone by. You keep me warm / and comfort me in ways / Only you could ever know how / Until we meet again some day / some bright new tomorrow. All Origional art work can be purchased through the artist. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Copyright notice: / All rights reserved. All images contained on these pages are © copyright protected by Mariska and any use of these images in any form without written permission will be considered an infringement of these copyrights
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