Paiting
64 creative works found
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They look lovely / They have a long journey ahead. Misunderstood and persecuted, they are a tough lot, and will be around a long time after you and me.
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Too little oxygen makes the brain weak
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Dog in the kitchen. / Original acrylic paint was made by Sofia Youshi (december 2007)
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Pablo Ruiz Picasso (October 25, 1881 – April 8, 1973) was a Spanish painter, draughtsman, and sculptor. As one of the most recognized figures in twentieth-century art, he is best known for co-founding the Cubist movement and for the wide variety of styles embodied in his work. Among his most famous works are the proto-Cubist Les Demoiselles d’Avignon (1907) and his depiction of the German bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War, Guernica (1937).(wikipedia.org). / Original painting was made by Sofia Youshi
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Acrilic painting on canvas with a print collage.
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Acrilic painting on canvas with a print collage.
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I’m busy movng house, and haven’t had time to get out to do landscapes. Being addicted to the sound of a cluncking shutter, I had to come up with something to shoot indoors. I bought two of those ‘shake to charge’ torch-lights, and used a 30sec exposure to light this. It’s a baboon skull I picked up while hiking near Clanwilliam in the Western Cape, and tools I inherited from my grand-dad.
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5×7 inches, watercolour and gold ink, 2008. / An icon is an image of a religious figure. This is not meant to be any saint in particular – the figure seemed to suggest a kind of religious suffering so that is what he became.
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Oil on Wood Panel
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original: acrylic on wood board. 2’x2’ CLICK HERE to see the book that this painting is featured in titled ‘Just Getting Started’ ©Lindsay Coleman 2008
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“The kiss” was featured in the group All Out Emotion.
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acrylic on canvas
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Oil on canvas by Lara Allport
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acrylic on canvas 100×70 cm.
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acryl on canvas 100×70 cm.
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Acrylic on karton
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Painting by Dorina Costras / 35/57 cm / Acrylic on Canson paper
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watercolor ,ink on an old door 85×40 cm.
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I took a photograph of a painting at Pennsylvania’s Mercer Museum, during a wedding. The Museum is an historic site. Once developed we were all stunned to see the image of another woman withing the painting. No digital effects were used and it was not intended in the original work of art, as far as we know. CAN YOU SEE HER?
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collaberation of Sally Omar & Kevin Mawson SURPRISE she waited all day until the evening fell waiting for love under a spell by her door she waited for him a married man woman in sin she couldn’t wait for his hands to roam to bring in the steaming wine to her home there were rose petals strewn all over the bed and floor she laughed to herself as she opened the door much to her surprise his wife came instead and wanted to know if her husband was in her bed she told her she was wrong he was not there she threatened her pulling her hair she walked in her house and waited in the bedroom a unhappy woman looking for her groom he swung open the door and much to his surprise his girlfriend was not there he was looking in his wife’s eyes SURPRISE checkout Sally’s other awesom work on / RBsallyomar. Artwork painted & created in Photoshop.
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Title: Recluse / oil on wood I was inspired after watching Coraline.
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oil on canvas
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Smart dog captured on cotton!
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Rock painting, Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa
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