Numerals
122 creative works found
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A view of the Sacre Coeur from the Pompidou centre In Paris
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Original design
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Original design
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Grunge representation of time and an age gone by. If you buy a product, including cards, with my work on it, I will provide you with a digital file of the work (800 pixels on the longest side) for personal use only as desktop wallpaper for your computer.
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Writing Collaboration Words for this image have been written by VANESSE See more writings by VANESSE
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A symbolic look at time, age and the printed work.
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Five
by coffeebeanA lovely sun dial time sculpture In the botanic gardens, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Featured in Public Art group, RedBubble, July 2009 Featured in Time to watch clocks group, RedBubble, September 2009 / /
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Another bit of sillyness.
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A remain of the Roman Forum looking like the roman numeral 3: III And as Paul pointed out it can also be the Roman Numeral 1000: M Taken with an Olympus FE-220 in Rome, Italy on September 2, 2008
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Done in Photoshop 7 combining several photos with an abstract digital painting
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St Kilda Esplanade craft market /
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This painting shows how different forms or ideas or styles of music grow in a soul of art and how they echo in the space of one individual’s consciousness. However, I believe the roots of music have a never ending growth and the strength to influence hearts and make them move. Oil on canvas.
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Graphite pencils on cartridge paper. / Reference / the floral pattern can be blamed upon my dead school teacher who brain washed me with her obsession in William Morris wall paper. Is a bit funky though. he he. / I know the 12 o clock shadow is an odd thing to do a conceptual drawing about but the whole background and title came to me while i was drawing the portrait so I went with it. / Have you ever seen a man so pretty!? especially with stubble! ha ha!
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MY BUBBLESITE
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No.9
by Mark Hayward...a bit of photo/graphic self indulgence…I just love a giant number on a cool old building facade! Docklands, Melbourne, 2008.
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Absinthe-o-clock
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Thought I’d see what lab colour can do for me….. [Canon 1000D, Tamron 18-200mm] Top Ten Finish – Numbers & Textures Challenge – May 2009
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The pylons under Canning Bridge in Perth, Western Australia carry these Roman Numerals on them. I’m still not sure why however I found them really interesting. There are a few RB’s theory’s floating around about them, I’m sure there is a West Aussie out there who knows why. / Camera – Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 FEATURED IN – ‘Going Coastal’ Group
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Digital Painting Large view recommended Dimensions: 2811×3184
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Any idea what I’ve shot here? And here’s another challenge …. how many numerals can you spot in this image? I can see 17 in conventional numerals but there are many more if you count the Roman numerals as well. It’s a Melbourne tram! This was shot on Wednesday evening, in tricky light after sunset. I saw the tram approaching and I suddenly noticed it was painted as a mobile billboard advertising the popular Pompeii exhibition at the Melbourne Museum. Luckily I had my long lens on, because I needed a clear shot. Instead, I had to wait for several seconds as I panned the tram while all sorts of visual interruptions went past – cars, vans, motorcycles, cyclists and even a skateboarder on the pavement right in front of me (who almost knocked my camera out of my hand). The tram was well past me when I eventually got the chance for just one shot. Interestingly enough, it would have been a much more difficult shot in such poor light if the tram had been a lighter colour. In a case of lucky positioning, you can actually see two of the subsidiary domes of Flinders Street Station on the left. And the lighting inside the tram means you can actually see glimpses of the interior – including the face of one seated passenger at the letter “M”. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 70-300m lens. F5.6, 1/90 sec, ISO 400, focal length 70mm. Featured in BITS AND PIECES, September 2009. 118-0039
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Apple Zeros
by Naf4dJust a bit of fun with the Apple logo – made out of zeros Detail: /
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