Nude surrealism
500 creative works found
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From a series of collages based around works by Rembrandt and other dead painters.
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Digital illustration of a woman looking at her reflection and seeing the true queen that she is.
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Oils on canvas 10×12” A slightly surreal nude that grew organically in response to a commission.
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oil on canvas – 90×120 cm – by genio In Norwegian local traditions the Wood Nymphs lives in the woods. Beautiful and amazingly desireable, with a body that calls for sexual satisfaction, and they have a long cow-tail – if you see a cow-tail under the skirt of a woman, be on guard, ‘cause they may lure you – never follow them, if you do, you will disappear into the woods in the hunt for her/them, and no one will ever see you again.
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Sax
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From the on-going green series.
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From the on-going green series.
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Photo manipulation. Gestural digital art expression of a nude woman’s body as her temperature rises from the heat and bright sun. One of two in a series.
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Fallen Angel You fell out of the sky and into my arms / I’m telling you this and my words are true / I’ll do my best to take care of you / Your my fallen angel and I’ll never do you harm / Until I can get you back in the sky I’ll keep you safe / I’ll get you back to the heavens, so just keep your faith / I know I have to send you back someday / Yet I want you to stay and live my way / Ever since I caught you I’ve been feeling strange / It’s love that I’m feeling / I love you my beautiful fallen angel poem by Kevin Fisher
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Return to Jaeda’s Art Gallery » / / Artist, Jaeda DeWalt, celebrates the journey of darkness to light, within this illuminating collection of her photography and self-portraits. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- / Below are direct links to 9 of the12 images featured in this calendar… available framed, as prints, posters & more. Images: March – Face the Pain, April -The Invisible Sun and November – The Awakening are exclusive to this calendar. / / / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / View All Calendars » / or select one individually from the thumbnails below: / / Interested in a customized calendar? Bubblemail Jaeda a list of the images you would like and the months you want them to correspond to. And she will gladly create a customized calendar just for you :). Return to Jaeda’s Art Gallery »
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“The Black crow king” “I am the black crow king / The Keeper of the nodding corn / All the hammers are a-talking, all the nails are a-singing / So sweet and low, you can hear it in the valley / Where live the lame and the blind / They climb the hill out of its belly, leave with mean, black boots on” Something about Nick Caves unique face has always intrigued me long before I listened to his music. Everything is all tightly wound around the eyes but as soon as you get to the tip of the nose there’s this droop and mush-mouthness almost like a release from all the tension at the top. If you can in fact read a person by their covering; he is both a highbrow intellectual and ghoul-faced maniac, devilishly handsome, and just plain devilish. And this is an image that marries perfectly with his artistic creations. The Black crow-cage symbolizes the dark subject matter of most of his career while the humming bird represents the songs like “O children” and “Into my arms” that surface every now and then and are beautiful and free of any stage persona.
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“The Black crow king” “I am the black crow king / The Keeper of the nodding corn / All the hammers are a-talking, all the nails are a-singing / So sweet and low, you can hear it in the valley / Where live the lame and the blind / They climb the hill out of its belly, leave with mean, black boots on” Something about Nick Caves unique face has always intrigued me long before I listened to his music. Everything is all tightly wound around the eyes but as soon as you get to the tip of the nose there’s this droop and mush-mouthness almost like a release from all the tension at the top. If you can in fact read a person by their covering; he is both a highbrow intellectual and ghoul-faced maniac, devilishly handsome, and just plain devilish. And this is an image that marries perfectly with his artistic creations. The Black crow-cage symbolizes the dark subject matter of most of his career while the humming bird represents the songs like “O children” and “Into my arms” that surface every now and then and are beautiful and free of any stage persona.
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an emo seal, angry about global warming
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a homage to the mighty boosh
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an animal collage of dylan’s brain on fire
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