Not singing Wall Art
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This is a newly finished (as of 16th of October 2006) water-colour, drawn – erm painted – from an old photo of my lovely ex-girlfriend Kirsty. When my pc blew up a few weeks ago AGAIN I had to look for imagery I had already printed out and found this somewhere. She was very good to me. I am intensely proud of her. She has through her own will, talent and intelligence, created a magnificently successful career and healed herself from wounds that were engulfing her when we met. She was a terrible mess then, but her kindness and integrity have remained a constant. / Being with me, yeah ok, I will admit it I guess I am hard work. But there are fringe benefits… like those Goths from the late 80s heh. I think I have a specific aptitude for adoration, and have more perhaps at my disposal to offer the adored than other adorers may. / I took this shot soon after I met her, though the resemblance is not as photographic as a great deal of my work, as it was done almost entirely from memory… this was of course because I lost the print of the photograph almost as soon as I had begun painting it. This is the nature of my life. It’s ok. There are fringe benefits to me too. And I am growing my hair because I am an artist and I CAN so nyah.
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The sound of Awakening / (Captured with a Canon 5D + 16-35L II lens) Since my mother is a Yoga teacher she asked me if I could take some interesting pictures with a tibetan singing bowl for her. So I went all the way up to the “Roque de los Muchachos” (La Palma, 2400 metres above sea level). In Buddhist practice, singing bowls are used as a support for meditation. / When I was looking for an interesting perspective, I found an interesting bush with the mountains being in the background
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9×12 drawing ink -blush watercolor-pencil on the rose.
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My main website will lead you to all my other online gallery’s and stores: / Arteology
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watched 1295 times 7-11-09 Watch this singing and dancing, well they did to get some money, but their singing was beautiful, jaisalmar, india
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The beautiful Lion Head Tamerin Monkey I waited sometime for this lovely girl to move just that little bit nearer and turn her head – in the end she did and I was delighted! Taken through an enclosure fence at the wonderful Vallée de Singe in the Vienne SW France a wonderful day out for ALL the family :) Featured in DSLR Users Only Group 6th Sept ‘09 Canon eos 350d Sigma 70-300mm lens / hand held / As Is
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acrylic on canvas
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One of my latest series “Geoff Plays the Cornet” / Acrylic on Canvas Geoff plays “Stardust” / Geoff Power’s My Space page / You can listen to his CD!!
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Thanks to John Radosevich and Glenda Remaklus, I now have warblers coming to my feeders. John and Glenda gave me the idea of making my own suet instead of using the store bought variety, and it has made all the difference in the world. Evidently, birds appreciate “home cooking” better than packaged foods! Before I tried their suggestion, I saw warblers only from a distance, but now they are regulars at the feeding stations. I’m so thrilled to be able to view these darling little songsters up close, so I’m dedicating this image to “Uncle John” and “Aunt Glenda” who made it all possible. Thanks a million from the warblers and me!
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A most incredible church at Sternberg (near Velden in Austria). Perched precariously on top of the mountain, this church enjoys incredible views over the valley and lakes below. Also from the same beautiful church: Mozart and the euphoria of singing, singing, singing… When I embarked upon my journey at the beginning of this year, I made a list of things that I wished to explore or enjoy… in my quest to overcome my terrible afflictions with depression, anxiety, insecurity, guilt and anger. It was an ambitious list, for a man in my state of mind at the time: In my first few weeks, I managed to successfully tick off just about everything on my list… except for the ‘choir bit’. So, this week… I finally joined a choir. And not just your average backyard choir… but an incredibly talented bunch of people who call themselves the Gold Coast City Choir. I have thrown myself in at the deep end and committed to joining the group, as they prepare for their busy Easter performance schedule. Amongst the song list for their Easter recital is the hauntingly rich and intoxicatingly powerful “Requiem Mass” by Mozart (one of my newly discovered favourites is Lacrymosa). Over the past few days, I have completely immersed myself in the world of Mozart. It has been twenty years since I read sheet music, I have never before sang in a choir and had never listened to ‘Requiem Mass’ until this week. But goodness, it just feels so very right. Mozart is now playing in my world… every waking hour (I even wrap my MP3 Player in plastic bags to listen to Requiem Mass whilst kayaking…. oh bliss….). It is such a dream to be singing this beautiful music. / All spruced up and heading off to my very first choir session… Some photos from the Choir’s website ... So. With my mind filled with all things Mozart and Requiem Mass, this image just seemed to flow out of my mind… a church in Austria (the birthplace of Mozart) under full moon on a rather haunting night: [Creative Effects: Contrast/brightness/shadow adjustments, Colour Removal, Blue Photo Filter, Three Omni Spotlights with Photoshop]
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This Great Tit was giving it his all this morning, chirping away to his pals and anyone who would listen. Must be something in the birdseed…........ ;o) Canon EOS 50D with Canon EF 400mm L f/5.6 handheld
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If you cannot teach me to fly, teach me to sing.” / santiz James Matthew Barrie quotes / digital montage / let me dream
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Pen, watercolour, collage and metallic stitching.
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Life and work of the poet Fernando Pessoa. A collection of 18 drawings, exhibit in May 2008 under the name of “A Look at Fernando Pessoa”. Nanking drawing on wooden canvas 42.5×36 cm
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A very brisk morning in the Strezleki Ranges… I’d been to this park the previous day and decided to come back early in the hope of capturing the morning mist … Canon 450D / many thanks for viewing and commenting on my images
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A bright, little bird from a whimsical land. Acrylic on canvas, digitally enhanced for printing.
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original acrylic on canvas 88×205 cm – 2008 (image in 2) refer my poem – Who Will Sing My Song
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.... tweets of joy! Paper and digital work :]
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Collage’ with india ink text on recycled mat board. This card has been FEATURED in the following groups! I appreciate each and every one! “Live Love Dream” group “I Love Birds” group “Collage With Traditional Mediums” “Imaginative Realism”
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More of my musical themed artwork inspired by growing up in a musical family and being married to a musician. :) Here’s how it looks matted & framed: / ((Most all of my musical themed art works are of compatible a color palette and can be hung in pairs or groups!)) More of my musical themed art works: “Saturday Night Jam” / “My Guitar Guy” /
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