Peacock
5 members found (show all)
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carlotta peacock
Australia
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Polly Peacock
United States
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karen peacock
United States
2663 creative works found
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used to produce this work: / watercolour paint, antique paper, ink, pen, photography, vector illustration.photoshop
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Liquid macro photography of a water droplet on a peacock feather. I am very proud of this piece and sincerely hope you will enjoy viewing it. Any and all comments welcomed and appreciated! Thank you! :) [submitted to In The Moment] Random work: /
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A closeup of the feathers of one of the peacocks on Brownsea Island near Poole in Dorset, UK.
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! / A ROSE IS A ROSE / / / Smudge Art TM. / Fractal art / Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited*
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pen and ink.
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Won the White…White…White Challenge in the group “You’re Accepted” in August 2009 Won the THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TAIL FEATHERS Challenge in the group “I love Birds” in May 2009 The White Peacock, contrary to popular belief is not an albino, because its eyes are blue, not pink. The white is a color mutation, and although it can carry other genes, such as the blackshoulder and white-eyed, they are not visible because of its completely white color. Males are, as their name implies, completely white. Faint eyespots can be distinguished in the train by a thin layer of off white that surrounds the ocelli. The actual seeing eyes of the birds are blue.It is speculated there may be a few white peafowl bred naturally in India. White was one of the first variations to be discovered and made popular, and has been around for many years. This was taken in the José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden, Bogotá, Colombia.
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A Butterfly / Inachis io / European Peacock Butterfly Watercolor painting 31cm x 21cm / 300g Here the evolution
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A shot I took at a little parc for children.I was with my grand-children and the parc was already closed when that peacock decided to open his tail…for the first time in my life I saw the splender of that special bird.
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Photo of peacock feathersput into photoshop / Featured in All the Colors of the Rainbow Thought I would brighten the day with a color array. These feathers came to me yesterday, / in the mail from far away / Sent by a special friend. No harm was done all were gifts / from our feathered ones. / We honor them each day they fly / They always grace the skies.
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We mumble! We’re loud! Get used to it! / This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License
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Model is Hannah This image was featured on the HomePage of RedBubble! © Jessica Walker More from the series: /
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This is not at all what I originally wanted. I was going for a Kiss metal rock kinda look. But the colors and patterns made me think of a Peacock so I added flowers instead and then it started looking like a sad bride, hence the “the” part in the title as in she was something to be desired.
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Featured in JPG Cast-Offs 1st February 2009 / Featured in Happy Haven 1st February 2009 / Featured in Core [C.O.R.E] 2nd February 2009 / Featured in Peace Love & Tranquility 3rd February 2009 Further exploring the Dragan effect but adding a few scrambled inept ideas of my own. Model Amelia / Canon 50D / Canon 85-135 lens / Central West ‘very hot’ Slopes & plains Thank you as always for taking time to look.
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Pen & watercolour If anyone buys one, I would Love a photo :)
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Photomanipulation and digital painting
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/ A majestic white peacock displays its royal beauty.. / / Louisville, Kentucky / Taken today/5.30.09 / Canon G3/Best enlarged / / / Featured in: Zoophoria / / / Laminated Print / / / / / Framed Print / / / /
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Watercolor, gouache and pencil on board, / 11×14 / 2009 Model: Kambriel One of my latest passions is the symbolism of the peacock, and how it has been associated to immortality and renewal. His feathers were used as talismans and protection against evil spirits. In the Eastern traditions it has been seen as symbols of wisdom, benevolence, compassion and kind-heartedness. The “eye” in the peacock feather is associated to the pineal gland, making of it a sacred symbol. Through the development of the pineal gland one can awake the Kundalini and achieve understanding of the spiritual world.
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Canon 5D Tamron 90mm macro lens. ISO 100 f2.8, 1/3 sec Photographed at my home in Exeter, UK. 10.08.09 Featured by RedBubble on the Art page. / Wow, thank you RB!!! 10.08.09 Featured in Out of the Blue group / Thank you! 14.08.09 Featured in Color me a Rainbow group / Than you very much! 30.09.09 Placed second in the Out of the Blue group 2nd anniversary challenge / How wonderful! Thanks everyone. This image is available for licensing HERE
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Original painting – 2007 / Acrylic on canvas / 35/50cm / Private collection
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