Plate
1419 creative works found
-
An antique mantle, garlic and kitchen ware
-
Diamond ring and marriage proposal tucked inside a fortune cookie. /
-
Just sharpening my sugar cookie sklls today.
-
The original working title was “How to Torture Your Husband”....... or, to be more accurate, my husband! He LOVES liquorice allsorts, and watching me painting this was pure torture for him. He now has a massive craving for these delicious sweets. Painted from a wonderful reference image provided by Dianna Ponting with permission to paint. Watercolours on Fabriano Artistico extra white paper using artists quality paints.
-
papier-maché plate cm 40
-
papier-maché plate cm 40
-
Youtube Video for Melissa Ethridge’s Chrome Plated Heart was the inspiration for this piece. It was created for a challenge from the Music Inspired Art (M.I.A.) Group for the group creator, Paul Stephen Dixon, whom is about to undergo heart surgery!!! Paul, I wish you a successful surgery and a speedy recovery!!!! Cheers, Sandra. / Lyrics For “Chrome Plated Heart” by Melissa Ethridge I got a chrome-plated heart / I got wings on these fingers trying to tear it apart / I got angels crying from up above / And they got rust in their eyes / They got rust on their love / But I have learned to leave no stone unturned / And keep the wall against my back / And the love is real as the day is long / And the night is black / As black as night I got a two dollar stare / Midas in my touch and Delilah in my hair / I got bad intentions on the soles of my shoes / With this red hot fever and these chromium blues / And I will feel another lovers wheel / And drive for miles and not look back / And the love is real as the day is long / And the night is black / As black as night And I’ll dance in time and the times are rough / And I’ll pay the price and I’ll pray that it’s enough / And just outside the door where it always rains / I’ll take the time to polish these scratches and these stains On my chrome-plated heart / Wings on these fingers trying to tear it apart / I got angels crying from up above / And they got rust in their eyes / They got rust on their love / And the only way I know where the train will go / Is when I’m sleeping on the tracks / And the love is real as the day is long / And the night is black / As black as night / And the night is black / As black as night
-
A brick archway above a door at Saint Nicholas Church, Carrickfergus. Some confusion exists as to the exact date and foundation of the Church. It was almost certainly built by John De Courcy, a well known builder of Churches and Abbeys, who founded Carrickfergus in 1182. . The confusion arises because of the existence of two Abbeys in the area. Saint Mary’s Abbey, Goodburn (or Woodburn), was founded by John De Courcy for the Premonstratensian Order of monks, the White Canons. The building was dedicated to the Holy Cross. The other monastery was for the Franciscans or Grey Friars, founded probably by De Lacy, Earl of Ulster in 1232. It stood in the Joymount area of the town. The problem is: to which monastery was Saint Nicholas’ Church attached? The Church looked very different then than now in several ways. The Chancel is much longer than it was originally, having been built by Robert le Mercer in 1305-6. The roof was lower. The floor is at present about three feet higher than originally, due to various roof collapses and the burning of the Church. Originally the body of the Church was much wider. The massive Norman arches opened out on both sides of the nave, revealing side aisles. Sir Thomas Drew, the Architect, in his report dated 1872, says: “opposite the two east ward arches on each side would appear to have been lateral chapels, two on the south and two on the north, which occupied very nearly the area of the present transepts.” The position of these chapels would have been about the east walls of the present Church. These all disappeared in the reconstruction carried out for Sir Arthur Chichester by one Thomas Paps in 1614. The Norman pillars were encased in the present walls and did not come to light until 1907 when they were uncovered. The visitor to the Church will be surprised to see the crooked aisle. This “skew,” as it has been called, was not due to an architectural mistake, but was done deliberately. It was said that when our Lord died upon the Cross His head fell to the right. The present Church with its cruciform shape symbolizes this in the crookedness of the aisle. The only other example of this in Ulster is that of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh. More information can be found at www.saintnicholas.org.uk. Featured in ‘Just Lines’. 299 Views as at 14/12/09.
-
Acrylic on Canvas 2008
-
Tamarindo, Costa Rica, my friend’s bike… This work has been FEATURED in the groups: Numbers One to a Trillion SOLD AS GREETING CARD
-
My parrot in his flight to take the boat on my matchbox was disturbed by the lovely fresh fruit and stopped. Better seen large. / /
-
‘cos life’s like that. Sometimes you’re just juggling too many balls or spinning too many plates, and you might just as well go home. Detail Stay in touch Subscribe to T-Shirt Updates Subscribe to my T-Shirt blog | visit the blog
-
This was done in photoshop elements I merged the three plates together. / MUSIC / MUSIC
-
Featured in Shapes & Patterns TOP 10 PLACE IN THE METALLIC JUNKTION SEPTEMBER AVATAR CHALLENGE
-
My gorgeous cat enjoying family picnic. :) Don´t buy pets! Adopt Friends! My models get paid! / All profits from sales will go to support our group Ayuda a los Animales Peruanos! Help Peruvian Animals! / http://viktoryian.wordpress.com/category/ppovikvision/ Cam: Fujifilm FinePix S5600
-
Ford Motor Company Commemorative keepsake plate. / Ford Motor Company historical highlights / 1903 ,Henry ,Edsel and Henry 2nd / The founder Henry Ford ,in 1911, Ford’s frist application of the moving assembly line, / Early Model T coming off the final assembly line. / A family outing in the famous Model T . / The Massive Rouge Plant in Dearborn, Michigan. / Fords frist factory in Detrot, 1903-1906. / The frist Ford truck ,1917. Henry Ford’s Bagley Ave. workshop and his 1896 car,now located in Greenfield Village, Dearborn,Michigan.
-
I bet it’d taste terrible…
-
experimentation with milk & colour.
-
Ingredients: / Tiger prawns / Vegetable oil / Batter Ingredients: / 1 medium egg / Plain flour (100gm) / ½ tsp bicarbonate of soda / Salt to taste Procedure / 1. Remove the heads and shells of the prawns but leave the tails on. Slit the back of each prawn and rinse, remove the black cord. Pat dry with paper tissue and store. / 2. Break and add egg in cold water and whisk. Add flour, bicarbonate soda in the egg-water mixture and mix it to create a mixture with lumps of flour. Dust prawns with some flour and holding tail in the hand dip it in batter, then drop and fry into the oil. Fry till they turn golden brown on medium heat. Decorate and Serve with tomato ketchup
-
/ . / Sparky loves corn on the cob….
RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
You can buy their stuff
On stunning greeting cards, awesome t-shirts or beautiful prints to hang on your walls.
Risk Free Returns
It’s really simple. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason, we’ll fix it.
About RedBubble
Since February 2007 we’ve shipped over 334,800 items to more than 70 countries around the world.
Join In
Sign up for your free account, upload your work, join some groups and share your creative genius with the world.