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Is this scary or what? It’s my lovely and sexy left eye. View my website to see more… / sarahbentvelzen.com
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Gouche on Bockingford 150gsm fine grain watercolour paper. / This was a challenge. I wanted to create my own jigsaw puzzle. I studied other puzzles…the shapes of the pieces and came up with this. It was a test in patience…taught me to examine shapes and the spaces they left.
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random humor
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I make no appologies for any resemblance to Rob Hardy’s excellent shot.. This angle begged to be photographed, the fallen tree obscurred most views, both Rob and I headed straight for the spot, to be followed by Stu (Rocketman2007). / The water fall is hidden away on the North York Moors, in an area that I’m not quite sure we should’ve been, although we had found a website mentioning the path through the woods to the waterfall. WATERFALLS SET
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I drew these fig trees near the Art gallery of NSW and close to the Boy Charleton pool. Sydney has lots of these trees in its many parks. I drew it in pencil from life.
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For the longest time it was hard to be me / ostracised and critisised, abused beat down and victimised / A lifetime, a few, of being one who / would take the crap… / Now its different, Now I’m sane / I will not go to that dark place again / Will not bow down and just accept the pain / I will not go back / I will not surrender / I’ll learn to live with all I remember / Cherish those few moments that were tender / And I’ll live / No longer am I a victim / No more am I their toy / I hold my head up high each day / I’ve found true love and a better way / And I will live / I will know joy / I’ll go on to give my child love and care / Show her there is hope out there / To bring her happiness I’ve never known / To provide for us a happy home / I know to be untainted and unbroken once more / would take a miracle I know for sure / But I’m okay with myself these days / with my place in the world / and my foot in the door / Because I now have hope / I now have love / and I dont really need much else at all… / -dimarie created in ps / layering, dodging, burning, stars… / poem written by me thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
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Trunk Pieces
by KazMThis is a section of a tree trunk that has been carved and polished. All I have done is to crop, flip and duplicate the image to make a new pattern. Original digital photo (Sony Cybershot 4.1). Just handled in the Paint program.
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Corrugations Some of the awful corrugations that one can experience whilst 4WDing on the roads along the Cape York Peninsula, Far North Queensland. 100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales of “Corrugations” will be donated to “thegreataustraliancancerbushwalk” for the Cancer Council. Please check out Michael Mitchell’s website thegreataustraliancancerbushwalk
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Censored squirrel.
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This is Dolly Marie who came to visit me during lunch today. I have written her story and it is in my writing section here at Red Bubble. Dolly stops by almost daily for her lunch of nuts and fruit and for a little pat on the head. She’s my sweet buddy! FEATURED
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Created in Ultra Fractal and finished in Photoshop.
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To view more of my artworks go to / sarahbentvelzen.com
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A broken piece of china / can only be pieced back so many times… / Until one day, all that is left / is nothing but dust… ~ frozenfa i’ve uploaded this piece over at my Zazzle gallery but haven’t upload this here yet.. eheh.. ^ _ ^“
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My origami calendar I tried to fold a crane out of gummy candy, which came out far less successful than the candy wrapper folded crane. First I had to take a slice of gummy thin enough to fold, but not too thin that it would be too delicate to fold with; or stick to one another too easily while folding; hence getting ruined. Secondly the folding process could not be done continuously; I had to leave time between some folds to let it dry before proceeding, otherwise the gummy is just too sticky to work with. Third, the completed crane had the tendency to want to unfold and shrink, hence the stubbiness. This also made photo shooting difficult; I had to try to take the picture before the crane unfolded or contracted any further; the parts needed some pinching and stretching before the picture was taken. I was debating on whether to upload this or not, but hey it atleast kinda recognizable as a crane… well I liked the title :P This work has been featured in / Little Things To Make You Smile / The Sculptinators / Macro Untouched More Sample Origami:
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This piece is primarily inspired (idea/composition/theme) by the song ‘CC Cowboys’, by Imperiet. A very good song, long live the old punk rock revolution. Secondly, it is an illustration of one of my musical love since I was eleven years old -the song ‘The Flesh Failures (Let the sun shine in)’, from HAIR -The Tribal Love-Rock Musical. Taking another step I took the theme text from the companion tune ‘What A Piece Of Work Is Man’ from the same musical; A sung version of William Shakespeare’s famous text from Hamlet. Based on pencil sketch. Digital inks and screentones; Wacom Intuos w/ PhotoShop CS. PhotoShop CS, Wacom tablet. / Art © artist, all Rights Reserved. / Do not re-upload to PhotoBucket and similar services. / Do not copy or alter. Thank you.
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One of the feathered hair pieces in my regalia.
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something i often find my son doing to pass the time on a warm lazy day… a good ol’ game of chess with dad… shot with canon 5d 70-200mm lens
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professor layton
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Malamute pups on a moot!
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