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March 28th, 2009 @ 8:30pm The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been taking registrations and counting down to Earth Hour this Saturday night. One person committed to reducing energy consumption can make a difference, but millions working together can change the world. Be an Earth Angel and check out this site EarthHour Microsoft office stock tweeked in photoshop7 Earthman
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/ Anonymous donation to further my work. / Share my work with friends & family. / Bubble Video 1 is a joint project of 21 Artists & Photographers from Red Bubble. Thanks to all who joined in to make this special project!!! PARTICIPANT LINKS: • Brad Hutchings / / • Whisperingruth / / • WendyL / / • SkyFox / / • Red Bubble Addict / / • Michael J Armijo / / • Martin Kirkwood / / • Barbara Sparhawk / / • Kenart / / • Dancingminds / / • Angela Harburn / / • Nigelnash / / • Gemlenz / / • Picketty / / • Walker Everette / / • Jo Hoden / / • Hahpistuff / / • Blamo / / • AngelPhotozzz / / • Vonnie Murfin /
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We kept hearing “Have you seen the turtle?” all the time we were walking today and didn’t know what they were talking about near the finish line when we saw this fellow. I don’t know if it walked the entire three miles but it was walking when we saw it. The man whose foot the turtle is stepping on walked beside it. The turtle kept stepping on his foot? It is even wearing a “Walk for the Cure t-shirt”!!!
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This descendant of the Tainos people took part in the ceremony that you can see in the 2 other pictures I posted in this series about the spirits orbs. This is was a reconstitution of a Tainos religious Spanish,conquest, ceremony to the memories of the dead I captured it at the “Manatee National Park ” in Punta Cana Dominican Rep. Caribbean Island. / This is a series of about 12 pictures I took during the religious ceremony, on the first (not posted) we can clearly see the start of the elevations of the spirits of dead Tainos gradually rising from the middle of the artifact skeletons that are covered with a glass top inside a corded barrier for preservation and are in the ground in the middle center of the ceremony, in this picture we can very well and clearly see all of the hundreds of spirits that have raised from the tomb in the ground while the pinnacle of the ceremony was going on… The skeletons and other artifacts more that 500 years old of the Tainos people where found in a archeological excavation of the village that was in the past, on the terrain of the Manatee National Park Preserve. The Taínos were pre-Columbian inhabitants of the Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and the northern Lesser Antilles. It is believed that the seafaring Taínos were relatives of the Arawakan people of South America. Their language is a member of the Maipurean linguistic family, which ranges from South America across the Caribbean. At the time of Columbus’s arrival in 1492, there were five Taíno kingdoms and territories on Hispaniola (modern day Dominican Republic and Haiti), each led by a principal Cacique (chieftain), to whom tribute was paid. As the hereditary head chief of Taíno tribes, the cacique was paid significant tribute. Caciques enjoyed the privilege of wearing golden pendants called guani, living in square bohíos instead of the round ones the villagers inhabited, and sat on wooden stools when receiving guests. At the time of the Spanish conquest, the largest Taíno population centers may have contained over 3,000 people each. The Taínos were historical neighbors and enemies of the fierce Carib tribes, another group with origins in South America who lived principally in the Lesser Antilles. The relationship between the two groups has been the subject of much study. This photo as is , taken with my Photosmart HP R927 camera, NO enhancement watch so ever! Thank you to all wonderful moderators that do awesome work, Kudo!!! / 11/mar/2009-Featured in ” Natural color and light” Group, thank you! / 12/mar/2009-Featured in “If it doesn’t belong” Group
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Another shot from my archives!! This shot is of me during our trip to Kenya and Tanzania a few years ago. As a group we had been invited to a Maasai village to see how and where they live, meet Maasai people and their wonderful childen who were amazingly friendly. Some of us were “volunteered” to accompany the Maasai in their traditional dance. The Maasai’s started throat singing which was amazing to hear and then they started their jumping dance. At some stage I knew I would make a fool of myself and this is the result!!! A few minutes after this shot we were taken to the IT suite of their nearby school. One of the computers was stamped with a school marker that one of our group members was teaching at….as they say it is a small world!!!
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A Call For Entries! "Bubble Video Number 1"
by Thomas PettitIt appeals to me to make a video of Red Bubble artworks into a video to go on You Tube and other video sites to try and promote our bubbl…
It appeals to me to make a video of Red Bubble artworks into a video to go on You Tube and other video sites to try and promote our bubbles. I’d like to include works of other Bubblers here on Red Bubble to the video as well. Everyone who contributes some work will have their name / user name / location shown with their work. The video will consist of our works with titles / credits, frame transitions and musical accompaniment. Depending on the response I could make more videos later. Initially let’s say the first 20 people to post a comment to this journal entry will have 3 pieces go in the video.Work goes in the video in order of comment in the cue. (my 3 pieces first since I’m making the vid, k?) No charge, no entry fee, no prizes, just permission to use your work in this manner and the hope of expanding our horizons. (..and a copy of the wmv file / for anyone who wants to pass it around) What do you say? Shall we give it a go?
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Mendon, Utah. A procession precedes crowning of The Queen of May during Mayday festivities annually from a tradition of more than a hundred years. Inaugurated by pioneers as a method of diversion and community bonding. A lively pair behave rambunctiously. A young mother admonishes her little daughter to take the rites a little more seriously while her resentful partner, a little boy manifests his displeasure.
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Red Bubble Club Concept
by Thomas PettitThe Red Bub…
The Red Bubble Club concept has been set up as an alternative to Red Bubble Groups. This is not to knock Groups, but to put forth an alternative in addition to Groups here on Red Bubble. The purpose is to include 12 Red Bubble Artists and give them extra exposure for their work. The main advantage over Groups is that with Groups your work eventually becomes buried under other artist’s works after the Group increases in member size. With a Club your Avatar is always present on the front page and will always be as long as you stay a member of the Club due to the fact that no more than 12 members are allowed to join each Club. The Red Bubble Team has not endorsed, promoted, sanctioned or other wise been involved in creating ‘Clubs’. This Club concept is the brainchild Thomas Pettit. CLUB ONE IS FULL! / One day after posting this journal entry, it is full. Never imagined such a positive response!!! If you want to start your own club, I’ll design the avatar for you and tell you the basics if how I did it. A word of caution though, this would be a task for someone who is proficient at cutting, pasting, and most of all coding links! / I can help some, but can’t devote enough time to go through every step with someone new to this. If and when other Club Leaders start their Clubs and let me know about it, I’ll post a link in this journal entry. If you just want to be a member of a Club and not a Leader, check back to see what Clubs may open up. If you start a Club on your own with your own designs and rules, let me know, I’ll post a link here for those type Clubs too. OTHER CLUBS: • WildOnes / / WildOnes was started by Mundy Hackett on 5/3/08 • CircleOfLight / / CircleOfLight was started by Butchart on 5/8/08
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Collaborations with Malia Collaborations with Seana Gig Photos
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Co-Chairman, International Fine Art Society - San Diego
by Carrie GlennI am proud to announce that I am the Co-Chairman and Co-Organizer / for The International Fine Art Society of San Diego...
I am proud to announce that I am the Co-Chairman and Co-Organizer / for The International Fine Art Society of San Diego. The International Fine Art Society – San Diego (IFAS-SD) is an organization / for all those who enjoy the Fine Arts and would like to share their experiences with others. We encourage artists, painters, photographers, sculptors, graphic designers, gallery owners, etc. to join and actively participate. However, it is important to note that you do not have to be art smart; you just have to be able to enjoy art, as well as to meet with others with the same interests. You also don’t have to be an artist, have artistic talent, or be affiliated with the art industry to join this group, just an appreciation of Fine Arts! The Mission of the IFAS-SD is to both encourage and support the creation of and appreciation of Fine Art with particular emphasis on painting, drawing, sculpture and photography. We do this through events such as Meet the Artist seminars, community art walks, art education and appreciation events, by attending gallery openings, touring museums, art discussion events and many other interesting and fun events. Please tell a friend about this group If you live near the San Diego area and love art, then check out The Fine Art Society – SD online and sign up to become a member. If you sign up you will get invited to all of our future Meetups as soon as they’re scheduled! Go sign up today; we would love to see you at our next MeetUp! Come Join Us For The La Jolla / Festival of The Arts Meetup, June 20-21st / If you have any questions feel free to contact us! Gwenevere, Chairman; Organizer / E-mail: sandepps@yahoo.com Carrie, Co-Chairman; Co-Organizer / E-mail: carrie@carrieglennstudios.com
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Earth hour - hands up those who participated!
by Lisa DefazioMe..we turned everything off – it was heaven!
Me..we turned everything off – it was heaven!
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PARTICIPATING IN A SORROWFUL WORLD / OIL / $3000 US (ORIGINAL 24” X 36”) / SIGNED DEDICATED PRINTS AVAILABLE “I lived for hundreds of thousands of years as a mineral and then I died and was reborn as a plant. I lived for hundreds of thousands of years as a plant and then I died and was reborn as an animal. I lived for hundreds of thousands of years as an animal and then I died and was reborn as a human. Whatever have I lost by dying”. “Robert Bly”—-—-—-——- The true measure of our lives is not our success but rather our faith. Creator always help me to remember that I am an Easter Sunday pilgrim living in a Good Friday world. And that no matter what may happen to me You will always be by my side. Even if I know nothing about it. You will never leave me to face my troubles alone because You are my Father and I am your child. I need not fear for You are ever with me, until the end of time. visionary imagist “Joey”
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Group Participation
by Simone MaynardHello All, I have a couple of artist friends who are organising a few group exhibitions later this year and next year… they are hopi…
Hello All, I have a couple of artist friends who are organising a few group exhibitions later this year and next year… they are hoping to find a few more artists yet. If you are at all interested in potentially being considered for this or having some images forwarded, please let me know and i will pass your redbubble profile page on. All shows will be in melbourne at this stage. Cheers Simone
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April 19th 2009 – a lovely, warm spring morning. A great time for getting together at Valley Forge to shoot photos. Judi Taylor, a member of the Keystone State Group, hosted the shoot and we thank you very much Judi. Redbubble members Judi is on the left, then me, my wife Lynn and Mike Rucci. On the right is Rick Freer, a member of the West Shore Photography Club in Mechanicsburg. Please check out the portfolios of our fellow members to view images that they shot at Valley Forge. I’m sure that they will be uploading a few over the next few days, so please keep dropping by.
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The La Jolla Festival Of The Arts - IFAS-SD MeetUp
by Carrie GlennWe are excited to announce the International Fine Art Society – SD (IFAS-SD) is meeting up for the 2009 “L…
We are excited to announce the International Fine Art Society – SD (IFAS-SD) is meeting up for the 2009 La Jolla Festival of The Arts IFAS-SD will be getting together Sat, June 20th at 11:30am to enjoy the La Jolla Festival of the Arts This is one group gathering you will not want to miss!!! What Is IFAS-SD All About? IFAS-SD is a group for all those who enjoy the Fine Arts and would like to share their experiences with others. We encourage artists, painters, photographers, sculptors, graphic designers, gallery owners, etc. to join and actively participate. You don’t have to be art smart, you just have to be able to enjoy art, and meeting others with the same interests. / The Mission of the IFAS is to both encourage and support the creation of and appreciation of Fine Art with particular emphasis on painting, drawing, sculpture and photography. All The Juicy Details… / The La Jolla Festival of the Arts ™ will be held June 20-21, 2009, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, on the UCSD east campus at the corner of Genesee Ave and Regents Rd. Admission price is $10 per person; active military personnel with ID are free. Parking is free. The venue is completely disabled-accessible. All animals except disabled-assist dogs are prohibited. They are also offering a $2 discount on admission when you sign up for their e-mail newsletter. The La Jolla Festival of the Arts is among the top rated art shows in California. The Festival hosts over 190 award-winning local and national artists displaying watercolors, oils, sculpture, serigraphs, fine jewelry, photography, and more. You can also expect to enjoy a variety of cuisines in the festival food area, listen to live entertainment, and participate in special events. This event is produced annually by the Torrey Pines Kiwanis Foundation, proceeds from the Festival support recreational and educational programs for San Diegans with disabilities. More recently, funds from this Festival are providing recreational and rehabilitative services to injured veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. / So come and join in the fun and the rich experience of the, La Jolla Festival of the Arts, and thanks for your support! Where Is The Festival? The Festival is located in the La Jolla/UCSD district of San Diego at the corner of Genesee Ave and Regents Rd. It is easily accessible from I-5, I-805, I-15 and CA-52 and offers plenty of free parking. Genessee Ave at Regents Rd. – La Jolla, CA 92037 From I-5, north or south bound, exit Genesee Ave and turn east (away from the coast). The Festival is approximately one mile ahead. From I-805 north or southbound, exit and follow La Jolla Village Dr. Turn right on Genesee. The Festival is approximately one mile ahead. From I-15, follow 52 west bound and exit Genesee Ave and turn right. The Festival is approximately two miles ahead. From CA-52 east or west bound, exit Genesee Ave and turn north. The Festival is approximately two miles ahead. / Want To Attend? Excellent! Give us a heads up by going to our site at www.meetup.com and RSVP, and click on the JOIN US button, all you need is a name, an e-mail address and you’ll be in like flint! How To Find Us IFAS-SD’ers At The Festival? You will find us eager and art addicted souls at the”Resturant row @ 1130 near main stage”. If you have any questions about our meetup don’t hesitate to contact either Gwenevere or myself (Carrie) by e-mail. Gwenevere – Organizer, Chairman IFAS-SD / Email: sandepps@yahoo.com Carrie – Co-Organizer, Co-Chairman IFAS-SD / Email – carrie@carrieglennstudios.com Hope to see you all there!!!
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Audience
by beastIt is sometimes easier to scream directions at an unheeding actor, / than to take take flight and travel the ways, and the means, yourself.
very short piece, just been mulling things over again, ended at this.
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Top 5 Reasons To Vote In A Challenge
by sigfusson1 – you get to explore other people’s work / 2 – you may be inspired to attempt something that you’ve not tried before / 3 – people really …
1 – you get to explore other people’s work / 2 – you may be inspired to attempt something that you’ve not tried before / 3 – people really love getting votes, including you! / 4 – you get to express your vision of what is GREAT ART / 5 – because it’s VERY COOL to support a fellow RedBubbler & the groups that offer these opportunities for us to challenge ourselves. Well, what are you waiting for??? Get in there and Vote!
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Follow me this way dear little scribes...
by Holly RinglandTo my sheer delight, my hosting hat is now sprouting two bouquets of scarlet plumes… for not only do I have the extremely enjoyable pri…
To my sheer delight, my hosting hat is now sprouting two bouquets of scarlet plumes… for not only do I have the extremely enjoyable privilege of reviving Graphic Scratch from the dead (with the support of incredible group member participation) but I’ve also recently joined Short Stories as a co-host… and really couldn’t be happier, even if I was showered with red shoes and a bookshelf of first edition hardcovers. So I thought I’d put together this little note to spread the song far and wide: after the changing of the guard at Short Stories, I’ve moved in with my lovely old writing desk and ink pot to lend whatever I can of my words and imagination to help invigorate and motivate such a well-rounded strong group of brilliant writers. If you haven’t checked out the Short Stories group in a while, please do. Please write! Contribute! Join in! Anything to stop me throwing around so many exuberant exclamation marks and cheerleader chants. If you’re a new writer on Red Bubble and you’d like to get involved in discussion, writing challenges and development, please make yourself something delicious to sip on and go explore these two writing mobs – even if you don’t find anything that takes your fancy, you will find links to other writing groups on the Bubble that are sure to charm your palate. And if you’re a word nerd who’s been a Bubbly for a while now but have lost your groove, be brave… blow the dust off your blank notebook pages and take a look around… those words of yours are in there somewhere, they just need a little enticing to come out and play… Of course, for either group in which I consider my hosting role to be the stoker of all the little wildfires your words and works set alight around the place, I wholeheartedly encourage you to make your voice heard if you have any ideas, questions, suggestions or requests for writing challenges, snippets, information and what-not. What does your writing need to grow? Would you like more interaction with writers here to create a more productive environment for your words? Check out the writing groups around and have a think about it… you never know what wonder waits beyond the nib of your pen. Thanks for reading. Your ladle in a pot of word soup, / Holly.
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Just when I'm 'toning down' my participation in RB...
by DragonFlyerI’m trully honoured!!! The hosts of the absolutely amazing group QUORN (I apologise for not being able to remember all the ‘exclamatio…
I’m trully honoured!!! The hosts of the absolutely amazing group QUORN (I apologise for not being able to remember all the ‘exclamation bits…’ lol) have made me one of their featured members!!! Wow!!! I have never been a ‘featured member’ before – and thank you so much for recognising me as capable of ‘ignoring’ any and all ‘rules’ of photography! That is high praise indeed!!!
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I'm bored ... version 2 ... game inspired by Michael Oubridge (RB member)!!!
by SNAPPYDAVEPLAY MY GAME >>>>> PLEASE
Game …
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