Pearce
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Nicole Pearce
Australia
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Alison Pearce
Australia
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Julié Pearce
United States
24 creative works found
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In celebration and appreciation for Alison Pearce’s newly published poetry anthology called, “Touching Blue Again”... I am so proud of your accomplishments, talent and imagination, I can’t wait to read the copy enroute, as of today. I love you Ali ;)
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This will be a day long remembered. It has seen the end of Kenobi, it will soon see the end of the rebellion!!!! Darth, again rendered on my Mac using Corel Painter X.
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Coastline on the Mornington Peninsula
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live at The Palais, Hepburn Springs, August 2007.
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Unedited image. Live at the Palais, Hepburn Springs, 3 August 2007.
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This sketch was rendered all in digital.. I use Corel Painter X and Photoshop CS3 to produce the image. I took the original image down, shortened the facial features and worked on the shading/lighting. I think it looks a little more like her now.
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Taken at the Queenscliff Music Festival 2008 on 28th November 2008
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Awww! Taken at the 2008 Queenscliff Music Festival.
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Live at The Palais, Hepburn Springs, 3 August 2007. Unedited image.
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Memories and Lies
by Alison PearceLocked inside a dusty old trunk / Kept for a lifetime in the basement / There lays a secret, never told / A tragic tale of life and forbid…
This was written a long time ago (on another site) in response to a challenge prompt.
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Richard Pearce one of our village postmen.
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Paper Princess
by Alison PearcePaper Princess dancing / In her paper world / Painted in diamonds / Sapphires and pearls Paper roses in a paper cup / On a table scarred…
Paper Princess artwork created by Coppertrees This poem was inspired by the above artwork created by my dear friend, Vickie – professionally known as Coppertrees. (Go check out her profile page and find out why. You won’t be disappointed!) / When Vickie first asked me to come up with some writing to go alongside the piece, I couldn’t believe how similar a piece of poetry I was already working on was reflected in her work! A bit of destiny I think. / I see in her work, and hope it comes across in my words, a woman who is bound, conforming; while wanting freedom desperately. Like a 2D character yearning to be 3D, to use a simple analogy. / Anyway, I hope you like it Vickie!
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Icarus Rising on Antipodean SF
by Alison PearceI don’t usually tout my publishing successes on Redbubble, but I thought I should start. It is all about the self-marketing these days is…
I don’t usually tout my publishing successes on Redbubble, but I thought I should start. It is all about the self-marketing these days isn’t it. Also, I hope it will encourage other writers to put themselves out there and encourage readers to check ot some fantastic fiction venues. So now, having said all that, I am pleased to say that my short fiction piece, Icarus Rising, is available to read on Antipodean SF for free. / Check it out here / Please take a look at the other wonderful stories as well. Thanks so much for reading :)
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Another rendering of a scene from The Matrix. Used Corel Painter X and Photoshop for this one.
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Tour 55, 06 December 2008
by StevePearceHi Red Bubblers! I’ve decided to repost my blog entries here as well as my personal site www.thedirtygardener.org http://www.thedir…
Hi Red Bubblers! I’ve decided to repost my blog entries here as well as my personal site www.thedirtygardener.org http://www.thedirtygardener.org/blog/2008/12/11/tour-55-06-december-2008.html Some amazing opportunities to make really unique photographs on this tour even more so than last tour which was one of the best. Rain all the way to Uluru and then the sun comes out just as we arrive to light up all the huge pools of water around the base which made for brilliant reflection photos. Red Rock blue sky green trees and then its all reversed! Kata Tjuta on day two was just as amazing but no sunshine to speak of but the creek was flowing more than I had ever seen before so much so that it was almost impassable. This made for some more reflection photos as well as some great HDR’s with dark clouds looming above the domes. Kings Canyon was all pretty average that is to say except for all the wild flowers about to bloom so I can’t wait to see it a week later. It was really once in a year shot of the garden of eden waterfall flowing and flowing strong. I had to get a bit wet to get these ones but the images are magic. Some more shots of the dunes of Oak Valley but this time showing a record of both the evenings heavy rain drops as well as the freakish amounts of caterpillars crawling over the surface. These little buggers kept me awake all night because they kept crawling into my swag not to actually be there I was just in their way. I had never seen them before EVER and all of a sudden they are everywhere! The West MacDonnall Ranges are as green any costal range which is bizarre to see especially in comparison to the dry season. Ormiston was so flooded that we couldn’t walk down the gorge but it was good for a swim after getting up to the pound lookout and back. The crew was one of the best I’ve had even after getting soaked on night one they kept their spirits up and kept motivated. Thanks heaps guy for a great tour.
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Here We Shine!!
by Alison PearceIn line with my resolve to try and keep a journal of my published work here, I would like to share with you my recent publication. My “Sc…
In line with my resolve to try and keep a journal of my published work here, I would like to share with you my recent publication. My “Scar Tissue and a Bitter Serenade” – which some of you may have read here under the working title of “Find” has been publshed in The Shine Journal You can view it here I have had a long association with The Shine Journal and I cannot sing its praises highly enough, nor can I sing the praises of editor Pamela Tyree Griffin enough. A talented writer herself, Pamela has built Shine into one of the most inspirational ezines online right now. Please check out the amazing writing and art displayed there each month, you will not be disappointed! And don’t forget to check out the guidelines for submission. They are clear and easy to follow. Though this a non-paying market (at this time they can only afford to pay competition winners), it is a rewarding market to add to your CV.
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My rendering of a Ryan Church concept piece. Done on a mac with 5gig ram with a wacom graphics tablet.
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My rendering of another Star Wars Scene from attack of the clones.
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My render of a Star Destroyer crashing on the lava planet of Mustafar from Revenge of the Sith.
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Scene from The Matrix Revolutions. Corel Painter X
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Goddess of Destruction
by Alison PearceThe smell of desperation lingered in the oppressive air as a steady parade of wo…
Submitted for A Novel Idea’s Summer 09 Competition
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My rendering of a Star Wars concept piece for Attack of the Clones.
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Yet another Star Wars Concept image from attack of the clones rendered on my trusty Mac using Corel Painter X
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Darth Maul
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