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610 creative works found
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This is an original photograph.
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I just can’t seem to get off of this whole lollipop theme. I think it embodies the whole “magic of childhood” theme I am always reaching for. The girls certainly enjoyed modeling when I handed them the lollipops. LOL!!! Anyways, I wanted to create an atique-ish looking image, but still have a sort of fantasy / surreal look to it. I changed the girls photos to black and white, then added the color back in to give it a muted, vintage feel. This, not only looks beautiful as a print, but it makes a lovely “motivational” sort of greeting card for someone who either needs lifted up, encouraged, or congratulated. Thanks for checking this one out.
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Pencil Drawing of a pair of my dancing shoes.
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Original Abstract by Tracy Bollinger
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Exhibition: The Unique Perspectives of Skip Hunt
by Skip HuntOn exhibition for the first time, the Unique Perspectives of Skip Hunt: Photography. Drogos do Brazil ~ Austin, Texas ~ 2nd and Sa…
On exhibition for the first time, the Unique Perspectives of Skip Hunt: Photography. Drogos do Brazil ~ Austin, Texas ~ 2nd and San Jacinto ~ MARCH 1-31 ~ Opening March 7th, 7pm till 9pm Show Announcement Skip Hunt is a photographer who lives in Austin, Texas. Well, I mean that’s his residence, but his mind, his heart and his camera are always traveling to find and catch exotic places and then share his feelings with the lucky people that can see his images, so incredibly wrapped up in a unique atmosphere that lets you feel and taste colours and light, but also – as if in a magical ether – the sounds, the flavours (mostly spicy ones), scents and vibrations. Each Skip Hunt photograph is the synthesis of a life experienced, it is not just the reporter’s curiosity – that often dominates in photography today, linked to an event or a precise narration – but the willingness to walk next to the subjects of the photos through their worlds and let us live the feelings he absorbs and perceives. For a second, for a minute… or for all the necessary time. Have a grand journey through the photos of these emotions and feelings reported, look at his gallery and sink into one of his wonderful worlds. You likely won’t want to leave… Artist Website
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This door was photographed in the small Central Anatolian village of Guzelyurt, by the side of the street as we walked down to Monastery Valley. The village is in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, surrounded by soft volcanic rock that over the years has been given shape both by nature and human residents. Many houses like this one featured back rooms or cellars that were literal caves, carved out of the cliffs. Monastery Valley itself is home to several houses of worship carved into the cliffs during the Middle Ages. The colors of this wall and door immediately drew my attention, and the unique shape of the doorway convinced me this was one I needed to capture.
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Click on the image below for a more detailed close-up / Portrait of a lady I used to know who liked the Rolling Stones song with the same name Pen & Ink Freehand 24 X 14 inches / 61 X 36 cm Original : / Sold / contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / ...........................................................................
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The Photographer's Heart, The Scientist's Mind - Dana DiPasquale
by GraceyOne of my choices for this series of interviews is Dana DiPasquale – not because I know …
One of my choices for this series of interviews is Dana DiPasquale – not because I know her very well, but because I don’t. I’ve found her photography work to be unique and surprising. Her combination of simple vignette’s and unusual composition results in some seriously emotive pieces. In particular, I was taken with her architectural work Some of my favourite pieces in her work are this old-time piece Our Name is Virtue ...followed closely by Waiting to Say Goodbye and it’s companion piece Lost in this World You won’t be sorry for having taken the time to read this interview. As it turns out, Dana is an artist whose life intrudes into her work in a most delightful way. What drew you here to the Redbubble community? I had my work and my father’s work (which I promote for him) on another art site. Unfortunately for me, that site was primary selling paintings, and photography took a distant back seat. Plus, there was little interaction among members and no avenues for learning. Someone on that site mentioned RB so I decide to check it out and was pleasantly surprised that within days of being here I won a competition. It was just the right pat on the back I needed to keep my spirits high enough to continue trying to get better. How does your creativity affect other aspects of your life? Well, this one may be hard to believe as it is does not present the stereotypical image. I am a scientist and I study exercise physiology (think of the Gatorade advertisements of athletes being tested). So, I work with both basic laboratory techniques (eg, test tubes, cells, etc) and with Olympic hopefuls, professional athletes, amateur athletes, the weekend warrior, and people with physical disabilities. My creativity allows me to wrap my head around complex physiological states which people may not always associate – for example, if I train my body to perform at high altitudes, will that also help my body adapt to high temperatures? The 2 conditions are usually thought of separately but I came up with a way in which one could help the other. A more practical example would be when I design exercises for people. Exercise physiologists are not often taught specific exercises to prescribe like a physical therapist might be. Often we have to use our knowledge of physics, biomechanics, anatomy, and physiology to create movements which will use particular muscles or motor skills. To do this well, you must be creative or your clients will quickly become bored of their exercises or adapt to them and not get any additional health benefits from performing them. There was an older woman who was a member health club I used to work when I was in college. She used to tell me “Dana, I can always tell who your clients are when you aren’t even in the gym because they are always the people who are hanging upside down or doing something I have never seen before.” How many mediums do you work in? Which is your favourite, and why? I started with drawing and painting, both of which produced good results only occasionally. It was actually the extreme expense of painting (along with the frustration of not being able to create what I wanted) that sent me to photography. I’m glad it did, though, because now I can enjoy creating things instead of fighting with it all the time. Tell us about one person or moment that has made your time on redbubble particularly special or meaningful. I have been fortunate enough to make 2 very special friends on RB, people I would consider my go-to people for when I have a problem. The funny thing is that even though they live half way around the world, I can always count on them being there more than the friends I have who live within a few blocks of me. To know that I can chat away, laugh, and cry on the phone for hours with people I have never even seen, makes you realize how similar we all are. What inspires your work? I am inspired by 3 general things: strong shapes and lines, looking at common objects from a different perspective and everyday scenes from my life which others can emotionally relate to. The latter is probably just my way of dealing with life’s struggles whereas the others come from an old movie I took to heart. It was “Dead Poet’s Society” when Robin Williams had his students stand on top of their desks and look at the same room they had been in for years from a new vantage point. You are instantly removed form your current circumstances and constraints. It suddenly creates a whole new world, making what were once common things less common, problematic things less weighty, ugly things more beautiful, old thing new again, idealized things more ordinary.
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De retour... I am back !
by Aimelle°- en français plus bas – ° Hello everyone so many things happened since I’ve joined rebubble. sorry for my absence. I am now …
°- en français plus bas – ° Hello everyone so many things happened since I’ve joined rebubble. sorry for my absence. I am now back, and hopefully, to be active as much as I can. what’s new / – I will be offering Prints of the work in my portfolio soon (September 2008) / – I now offer a more personnalized service to satisfy your needs > different colors/tones from a same picture so it can suit better your home. Simply ask for it by commenting the picture you want. (a texture can also be added) / – I also do original work - an exclusive creation on your wall —(pure photography or digitally postprocessed, at your convenience). Simply send me your request by mail at creationsaimelle[a]gmail.com specifying; subject +colors+style. / I will then contact you to give you all the detailed information and ask you for more specification if you want to order. thank you for your support and comments. I appreciate it a lot / have a nice day ! / Aimelle ~ — / Bonjour à tous ! beaucoup d’eau a coulé sous les ponts depuis que j’ai joins RedBubble Je suis heureuse d’être parmi vous à nouveau et espère être présente autant que possible sera . nouveau – les impressions de la plupart des photos dans mon portfolio seront disponibles bientôt (Septembre 2008) / – j’offre maintenant un service plus personnalisé pour satisfaire vos besoins > un choix de différentes couleurs pour la même photo. Demandez simplement en laissant un commentaire sous la photo de votre choix. (il est aussi possible d’ajouter une texture) / – J’offre aussi des créations originales - une création exclusive décorant votre mur —(photographie pure ou éditée digitalement, selon votre préférence). / Envoyez-moi simplement votre demande par courriel en y incluant votre choix de couleur/s + sujet/theme + style. Je vous répondrai dans les plus brefs délais afin de vous donner toutes les informations nécessaires et vous demanderai plus de renseignements sur ce que vous désirez. merci pour votre support et vos commentaires. J’apprécie Bonne journée ! / Aimelle ~
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Such a mighty stream! No surprise that the waters of Trümmelbach are so powerful; the area this brook drains includes the famous glaciated mountain trio Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau... Also available as wall art:
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Traveling through Africa, you are aware that driving slowly opens up those opportunities for sightings. Never did I think that I would be fortunate enough to come across such a small and delicate creature. I saw it for a split second, reversed and then discovered it was taking it’s time so no need to rush. As this gorgeous small creature jerked and danced across the road, I sat and watched in awe. Not only was it’s prehensile tail waving at me, the eyes were keeping me quite entertained. Which eye do I look at, they kept moving and twitching – it was so gorgeous and the moment felt like hours. Then it scampered off into the scrubs.
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The older you get the better
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A vintage picture of a mother so lovingly holding her newborn baby in her arms.
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Ho’okipa Wai’ola / Water is the Essence of Life / O ka lewa i luna, ua pa’aia he lani / In the space above, Heaven is held fast Featured Art 9 December 2009 / CIRCLES OF LATITUDE – From Capricorn To Cancer / Featured Art 11 November 2009 / Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts Movement / Featured Art 31 October 2009 / Vibration in Art and Verse – VAVoom! / Featured Art 07 November 2009 / Mornings & Evenings – Sunbeams & Storms / Featured Art 27 September 2009 / The World As We See It / Featured Art 21 August 2009 / Nirvana / Featured Art 21 August 2009 / Silhouette / Featured Art 21 August 2009 / The Woman Photographer / Featured Art 21 August 2009 / Sensational Sun “Above the mountains / the Geese turn into the light again / Painting their black silhouettes on an open sky Sometimes everything has to be inscribed across the heavens / So you can find the one line already written inside you. Sometimes it takes a great sky to find that small bright and indescribable wedge of freedom in your own heart. Sometimes with the bones of the black sticks left when the fire has gone out / someone has written something new in the ashes of your life. You are not leaving, you are arriving”. ~ by David Whyte from The House of Belonging / Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / My images do not belong to the public domain. Reproduction is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved universe wide Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi / Created 19 August 2009 using components and elements from my own photographs. I own 100% copyrights on my digital art. The manifestation of a moment of spiritual inspiration, this composite has been warmly received. Mahalo to everyone for your kindness, I am delighted you enjoy my art This is a composite of two images taken in the same location at the same time stitched together. One of the brilliant sky and the other of the coastal view from Ho’okipa Beach gazing toward Mauna Kahalewai, West Maui and Kahakuloa. / I am delighted you enjoy it. I love doing this. 1565+ Views Mahalo nui loa to everyone for your wonderful notes, thank you so much for your kindness :)))
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All of my non landscape images together at last. This calender contains images of the Hume Weir over the last 3 years during the drought.
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Matted print without frame shown on the right – it is a modern sleek look without the added cost of custom framing and it looks great on any office or home wall. Also consider a loose glossy canvas as option to flat frame as you would with normal paper prints; the texture on a cotton canvas plus the fact that the larger the print (I have personally printed at sizes of up to 1.5 meter on satin semi gloss and glossy canvas) the more spectacular it looks and the texture compliments my art and the ethereal color tone extremely well, it also blends iso200 & iso400 noise so well that it has become a preference in some photos even if I could have used a much lower iso100 speed just for the added painterly effect the grain produces and ‘life’ of the fiber texture it gives prints printed this way – definitely an option I would recommend before considering any other cotton rag matte paper when a bigger size is preferred. Flickr Gallery http://www.flickr.com/photos/soulmyst/ P.S If you prefer to view this on imageKind do a search “soulmyst”
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Art//Photography. I found my shutter down on this image in the Vondel Park Amsterdam, / It was supposed to be green Algae but the light and angle I was sat had other ideas, so / hands up by accident I ended up with this unique image of silver leafs on a lake surrounded / by hundreds of stars, a beautiful photograph no models or trick photography was used during the making of this image. Enjoy.
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Featured in the Unique Buildings of the world Group
by Rahul KapoorThank you, Karen Stackpole and Linda Sparks hosts for the Unique Buildings of the world...
Thank you, Karen Stackpole and Linda Sparks hosts for the Unique Buildings of the world group for featuring my work Heaven – Parashar Lake / Much appreciate it. Regards, Rahul Kapoor
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Aloha kakou, I thought you may enjoy a shot of Pa’ako Beach at sunset on the evening of our first wedding anniversary / 07 November 2009 _ / Be sure to listen to the beautiful song at the bottom of this page, it is quite wonderful. / _Aloha ‘oe :)) Evening light on Pa’ako Beach, Maui Hawai’i / The island of Lana’i is on the horizon on the left and Oneloa (Big Beach) Makena is in the distance on the right. The division between Big Beach and Little Beach was caused by a lava flow and earthquake in approximately 1790. The hill dividing the beaches is called Pu’u Ola’i or Earthquake Hill. Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / My images do not belong to the public domain. Reproduction is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved universewide Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi / Shooting Date 07 November 2009 “At the northernmost corner of the Polynesian triangle, the Hawaiian Islands stand as a sentry for a collection of atolls, volcanic remnants, coral blocks and large islands that punctuate the region stretching to Aotearoa (New Zealand) in the south and Rapa Nui (Easter Island) in the east. Hawai’i is the newest landmass in Polynesia and the most isolated settled area on the globe, rife with unique ecosystems. Maui, sitting in the middle of the main Hawaiian island chain, is young geologically. Haleakala, still volcanically active in the 18th century and now considered dormant, rises 10,023 feet. The older and more eroded West Maui Mountains are 1.3 million years old. The tallest point at Pu’u Kukui – 5,788 feet – is one of the rainiest spots on earth. Ka’anapali is on the leeward side of these mountains of West Maui on the slopes facing the islands of Lana’i, visible on the horizon in this image and the beautiful island of Moloka’i.” Information Source / Currently with 2730 Views
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compliment of today...
by DaRkSiLeNcEventured out today to meet new faces, new connections… / nothing is easy, nothing will be easy, some people like to stick to the common….
ventured out today to meet new faces, new connections… / nothing is easy, nothing will be easy, some people like to stick to the common… & cannot venture away… oh well, the joy being who I am… & persisting… so, stopped for lunch at a cafe, have ducked out & my friend is showing one portfolio to one of the staff… “Oh, you’re not just weird”—hehe, that’s a great call… there were two more also from others: / Artist/ Gallery Owner ~ i retired from the photography lifestyle… “I’ve been down the path you have & found it a struggle… so I became a painter, more money in it… but your work is something unique & special, & a great eye for colour!!” third: / presenting my unique feeling gift cards & “this is like nothing i’ve ever seen before” – actually a very common comment about them & a great one at that!! so I keep pursuing my goal… keeping my belief… life’s a great adventure… & who knows how many years before I pick up a paintbrush, other than one for scripting Japanese calligraphy…
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Playing with smoke, then in photoshop – looking for something bright and shiny…..
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