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  • Wag your Tail

  • The Existential Divide / The more observational of you will remember I put this up awhile ago. And it’s back, slightly different, added text and white not black. I worked on a version with some more emphasis on text woven through it after some people I trust gave some advice. However I went back to a slightly more simplified version as I think that it really shouts on it’s own. That the crisp stark iconic impression of a barcode combined with the ever-so-recognisable, and yet never actually seen in this way, map of the world, cause more avenues of thought than one can reasonably handle without a stiff drink. / But now I’m doing that weird ranting thing about my own work which I normally try and avoid, I like it, and really that’s all that fucking matters. Where’s the whiskey?

  • This tee bring good luck!

  • A heads up for group owners and moderators
    by RedBubble

    We normally don’t pre-announce features, but this Thursday we’re releasing two things for the Groups that probably warrant a few days adv…

    We normally don’t pre-announce features, but this Thursday we’re releasing two things for the Groups that probably warrant a few days advanced notice to keep the group owners and moderators well-informed. There’ll be no such thing as a ‘Group Owner’ We see the groups as mini-communities. The idea that a community is owned by an individual leaves a bad taste in our mouths. It’s bugged us ever since we launched groups, so we’re correcting it. This Thursday when we release, all of the owner’s “super powers” (editing a group, adding new moderators, editing forums, etc) will be handed over to all the moderators in the group, and the owner will simply become one of the moderators. This isn’t to say that the group owners have been evil or bad, it’s just the idea of an owner that we hate. While we’re at it, the other thing that’s bugged us about groups is the idea of a Moderator. Great communities are led by example, so we’re going to call them Leaders. Groups will be able to set limits for each type of work For each type of work (images, clothing, writing, journals) the group leaders will be able to set a different limit, from none to unlimited and anywhere in between. For example, the Six Word Stories group will only allow written works, and the Agent Provocateur group may choose to only accept clothing works and maybe journal entries. The reason we’re pre-announcing this is because we’re going to take any existing “total works” limit in the groups, and apply it to each type of work. If your group had a limit of 4 works, it’ll now be a limit of 4 images, 4 journals, 4 clothing designs and 4 written works. So now might be a good time for group leaders to have a think about what their group needs, and make the changes after we release on Thursday. — Justin

  • *: All sales final, does not include reintegration package, warranty expired. SIde effects may include lost of mortal coil, difficulty navigating in mild to moderate winds, eternity roaming the line between reality and the unknown, sudden explosive vomiting, and headache. See specific religious insert for full list of possible side effect. Before starting this or any otherworld routine, consult your doctor. May be habit forming.

  • Just stating the truth! LOL If you would like this personalized or a colour change made then please let me know by bubble mail.

  • Acrylics

  • Mash’ Ali, Owner of the “Sun Cafe”; one of the very old places in my city and the country. it was a place for street dancers and alcoholic drinks before the revolution of Iran. / the meaning of Etikets on the wall/left image: “entrance to everyone is 2 cups of tea” n “NO Political and Religious Issues”! / Tabriz, Iran. Copyright by Mohsen Bayramnejad

  • Had a great adventure today – went for a drive to the forest for a ‘quick walk’ to take a few photos of the beautiful winter landscape – didn’t quite work out that way though!!! We ended up having to abandon the car in the forest car park as we couldn’t make it back up the frozen road to the top and the forest driveway that we had planned to return along was closed off with locked barriers – so ended up having to walk some extra 3 miles to the nearest village where we luckily caught the bus home! lol I’m sure someone suggested leaving the car at the top of the track and walking down …. still it was a fabulous day and have got some amazing shots in the forest to share! x This was taken along the road between Hamsterley Forest and Woodland Village on the walk back – must have been someone’s pride and joy once – and I’m sure those pigeon sheds would have held many a prize winning bird in their day.

  • The handsome Burmese Mountain Dog is often confused with the fine Swiss farm dog called the Bernese Mountain Dog, but lives a very different life in its native Myanmar. They were bred by northern tribesmen to hunt the ubiquitous and troublesome local skunks and to protect their farms and livestock.

  • Thought.. I’d design a t-shirt for dog lovers.. instead of saying “You had me at Hello”.. so..

  • The Badlands have been photographed millions of times and in so many different ways. The awe they inspire is endless I guess. Having lived in South Dakota my whole life, I have gone through this part of the country several times and it always looks different. I was struck by the thought of how early pioneers, using primitive tools like the implement in this image, tried to “own” this land—they tilled the prairies and built roads through the Badlands. We erected fences and designated “reservations” and hunted the game. Yet in the end, it belongs still to those who were there first. The buffalo, the antelope, the native Americans. And in spirit—if not in actuality, they will go on owning it after the prairie and the sun and time absorb the tools and machines we have invented to ravish it.

  • Copyright © Colleen G. Drew

  • The classic automotive workshop manual given an aerospace twist.

  • The classic automotive repair manual, given a Star Wars twist.

  • The classic automtive repair manual, with a Star Wars twist.

  • The classic automotive repair manual, with a Star Wars twist.

  • The classic automotive repair manual, with a Star Wars twist.

  • Incendia+Photoshop / August 1, 2009 Somehow I see a heart in this, with many empty chambers…. Music: Yes

  • Continuation of series using Mannequin Head, Red Glasses and Red Earring in Styll Lyfe composition… / Copyright

  • At a horse show this weekend in Canby, Oregon I was able to spend some time with Joey and his owner. They are adorable together!! Taken with my Nikon D80 Most Popular / My Favorites / Dahlias / Vehicles and Trains / Calendars / T-Shirts Please visit my bubblesite. Images are categorized making it easier to find exactly what you are looking for. For my partners photographs and writings, please see Chris Donner’s RB site Thanks for taking the time to enjoy my work. Cee

  • Tutorial: Creating a large image with watermark for display on your image or your own feature journal
    by Sharon Mau

    Aloha, my suggestion for you before you begin is to go to your / mybubble page. / On the right of this…

    Aloha, my suggestion for you before you begin is to go to your / mybubble page. / On the right of this page which is “MyBubble Overview” you will see a list / Add Your Work / Filter activity feed / Sales history / Edit your public profile / View your public profile / / You will now be on your page My Account where you may change your account settings. / Now this is one of the most important things I would like for you to consider, for remember if you can do it, others can do it to, and I want you to consider that someone else may use this code to copy/paste your image onto an unauthorized webpage without your knowledge or consent. So many members have asked me in private how to do this so I have created this tutorial. Yet, it is important to watermark your work so that if it is copied and displayed by someone else without your knowledge or preauthorization, at least you will have your name on it, your watermark, and my suggestion is for you to scroll down on this page to where you see: / / Zoom View Watermark Preferences / and choose, click on, / Place a large watermark in the center of my images / / / Then down below you will also see / Other Preferences / / Notice: This journal is only a suggestion. / In no way am I telling you what to do or trying to influence you in any way. / Members have asked me how to do this, create large images, and so I am only suggesting that you take these precautions first to protect your own personal interests when you decide to post large images of your work on webpages. And another observation I have made is that the portrait type image looks best, larger than the landscape format. It is the dimensions of the field we are pasting it in that will determine the final size. / Click and turn on: / / Place a large watermark in the center of my images / Click and turn on: / / Discourage people from right-clicking or saving my images by placing a transparent image over the top of them. Please understand it’s impossible to prevent downloading of images displayed on web pages, but activating this feature will make it more difficult. Please note: Your original high-resolution images are never displayed on the website, and cannot be downloaded / Now, scroll to the bottom and save your changes. Exit or close the page, and open a new browser window. Choose your image you wish to display, either in a comment on your own journal, or to use when editing your image to display in the sidebar along with your description, or in your thank you note for a feature in a group forum, etc. It is important to note these are the only places I paste my own images. / I never do this with another members image, only my own images for which I own full copyrights. / You may wish to review my journal on the subject of copyright and personal journals if you have an interest and would like to join in the friendly discussion Open another browser window if you wish. Open MyBubble Open your art tab / I am going to use my image Silence of Devotion / as an example. Above in your browser is your image URL / On my image Silence of Devotion in my browser window, my URL address for my image is this: / http://www.redbubble.com/people/ourjrny/art/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion / That is the address for my image. When I attach this address to an image, it becomes a live hyperlink directly to my image. The code for the large image is: / http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/size:xlarge/view:main/yourimageurladdress.jpg You may wish to change the size. You can remove xlarge and type in medium or small…... Now, combine the two, with the code first. Then add the image number of your image. / In this case my image url address is 3977229-4-silence-of-devotion / So it will appear like this: / http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/size:xlarge/view:main/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion.jpg Place an exclamation point immediately before and after the large image code. Place a ! symbol before the first h of the http, and then again immediately after the g of the jpg. / It will appear like this with no spaces. If you remove this space between the first ! and h, the link will become an image. / ! http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/size:xlarge/view:main/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion.jpg! Now, add a colon symbol : / It shouldn’t be bold, I simply made it bold so that you could better see the symbol for a colon. / / : / Immediately after the colon symbol : add the browser window URL address for your image. Now the code will appear like this, with no spaces. / / ! http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/size:xlarge/view:main/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion.jpg!:http://www.redbubble.com/people/ourjrny/art/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion / / When you remove the spaces, it becomes a live image with an embedded link back to your webpage. Hover your mouse over this image and you will see it is a live link. Click on it and it will take you directly to my image. / / Here as an example also if you wish to add text to create a live link, simply remove the spaces below after the first ” symbol and after the colon : symbol and it will become a live link. / ” Silence of Devotion”: http://www.redbubble.com/people/ourjrny/art/3977229-4-silence-of-devotion / / Remove the spaces and it appears like this: / Silence of Devotion So now, you may display a full size image in your feature journal as you thank the hosts who have showcased your work. And if someone else uses this method to copy your work into their journal with or without your permission, the image will have your watermark in the center of the image with your name on it, so you will feel good about it. :))) Here is an example of where I have used my images displayed this way in one of my thank you for the features journals / I hope this helps to answer your questions. If you are viewing my tutorial and it has helped you in any way, please drop me a note in a comment and say…. Aloha!

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