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Beautiful unicorn Touch Of Pink dreams dreaming of Unicorns White Beauty Magical mystical wonderland with her long gorgeous manes flowing in the wind water reflection expressions love pretty cute 3D Fantasy Horse with a horn on 2d backgrounds digital art fantasy scenes flying horse creatures with wings reflection of a pegasi Science Fiction Creature Races Digital Realism Surrealism Graphic design Computer rendered art
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Noyes Cultural Art Center First and Second Floor Galleries January 23 though March 12, 2009 Sapphire and Crystals: BEyONd Race and Gender Curated by artist and Chicago State University art professor, Joyce Owens Opening Artist Reception: Sunday, January 25, 3:00-5:00 PM at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center A regular component of the exhibition is the “self portrait” silent auction, which will take place at the Artist Reception on January 25. All bids open at $125.00. Another feature is a collaborative altar/installation produced on site. Refreshments will be served and the Walter Clark Trio will perform. This exhibition features 23 African American professional women artists. The theme, BEyONd Race and Gender, addresses issues that have been especially central in electing America’s new president and vice president. It features the artists’ exploration of the current state of race and gender, and our expectations and hopes for the future. The Sapphire and Crystals exhibition has a 20-plus year history of showing and mentoring promising and established professional women artists throughout Chicago and beyond. Participating artists are Rose Blouin, Dorothy Carter, Arlene Turner Crawford, Makeba Kedem DuBose, Juarez Hawkins, Candace Hunter, Renee Williams Jefferson, Marva Pitchford Jolly, Nicole Malcolm, Joyce Owens, Frances Callaway Parks, Felicia Grant Preston, Joanne Scott, Janet Sheard, Patricia Stewart, Michelle Stutts, Shirley J.Sullivan, Dorian Sylvain, Pearlie Taylor, Anna M.Tyler, Shahar Caren Weaver, Rhonda Wheatley and Shyvette Williams. Makeba’s Artist Statement: My new series, The Service Series, speaks to viewers of acceptance and change, of gathering for the purpose of oneness on a very literal level, and including public service in our way of thinking again. The images that I have selected to exhibit in the “Sapphire and Crystals: BeyONd Race and Gender” exhibition are in the style and format of work that I regularly produce. They speak to viewers on the importance of coming together, of “Gathering,” of going beyond for the purpose of becoming one in our way of thinking. At this juncture, in order to procure the change we would like to see in this country, it is imperative that we embrace this mind-set now, during the term of service of Barack Obama, who exemplifies this way of thinking. We all need to assist the world in going BeyONd where we are, in order to reach where we, as one, need to aspire to be.
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( Originally drawn on the 6th May 2004. ) Requested by someone at a forum I go to. The only Wacky Races character I can’t draw. I figured I needed practice anyhow _ Wacky Races, Dastardly & Muttley in their Flying Machines and Muttley © Heatter Quiggley/Cartoon Network. Art © Axel Alloy.
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( Originally drawn on the 11th August 2004. ) Penelope Pitstop. Wacky Races and Penelope Pitstop © Heatter Quiggley/Cartoon Network. Art © Axel Alloy.
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( Originally drawn on the 20th December 2004. ) A scene from ‘Wacky Races 2004’. Dick Dastardly. Wacky Races and Dick Dastardly © Heatter Quiggley/Cartoon Network. ‘Wacky Races 2004’ and art © Axel Alloy.
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( Originally drawn on the 20th July 2006. ) Scene from Chapter 7 – ( Max or Dick? Which would YOU pick? ) from ‘Wacky Races 2004’. (Everything is in place, minus the beer glass. xD He must have gotten fed up of it. ;) ) —-—-—-—-—-—- Dick was still sat at the bar nursing the same beer glass he had been nursing for the past hour or so. / His head was slumped on the bar and he had tears in his eyes, partly due to depression and partly due to anxiety. / His stomach was churning with nervousness. The bartender, while drying a beer glass with his towel, raised his eyebrows. / “Are you done hatchin’ that thare glass? Or are you gonna move on to another one any time soon?” Dick looked up at the bartender and looked at his name tag on his shirt. / “Johnathon Kirk, eh?”, he mumbled, “Why not just keep your nose out of my business?” Johnathon twitched and turned around to the shelf to put the glass back where it should be. Wacky Races and all related characters © Heatter Quiggley/Cartoon Network. Inspector Prince © KittyKat84. Julie Prince and Ryan Francis Prince © RDS. ‘Wacky Races 2004’, Rachel Prince (Half of) and art © Axel Alloy.
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This scene shows various ships berthed at Victoria Harboour in Greenock, including the Glenlee, during the Tall Ship race in the summer of 1999. Giclée Prints are available both framed and unframed in the 12”x10” and 24”x16” sizes. The 12”x10” prints come with a certificate of authenticity that I’ve signed. I sign the 24”x16” prints directly. This scene is also available as a Fine Art Card. E-mail me for a price list: info@michaelhepburn.net
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Marcos Ambrose in the Little Debbie Car at California Speedway, Fontana Calfornia 2-22-2009
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The Race
by Kelsey BeaudriéIt’s was a Saturday night. They were out drinking with friends at a nearby apartment. Things were going amazingly well. They’ve been toge…
a true story being 18
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WELCOME one and all.. / 30 by 30 / 6.00 / who would like to buy this in various forms.. / thank you, / enjoy / makes a great gift.. / sketchpad, pen, / us dollar’ / female / mint condition
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Tough Tracks 4WD Comp at Janowen Hills 4WD Park via Allora, Queensland.
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Vintage car racing at Daytona Internationa Raceway
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B.O.Y. / WELCOME ONE AND ALL.. / 30 BY 30 / 6.00 / FOR SALE / CAN NEGOTIATE / US DOLLAR / S/H FEES INCLUDED / THANX YOU.. / MINT CONDITION / Who wants to buy this in various forms.. /
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Sailing boat in open sea
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Boat race in open sea
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Boat race in open sea
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Pencil and mixed media on paper, 11×14
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By choosing Obama as their President, Americans have proved that they are not racist by large. The new Americans today are proud to be known as just ‘Americans’ and not a Black or White.
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Hand carved and hand printed from linoleum, the originals of this artwork are in a Limited Edition of 400. They are printed on Stonehenge paper. I am selling Red bubble products of this print. The original artwork is still available. Please contact me or visit my website. / The origianl Artwork size is 12”x 15” comes Matted in Black size 16”x 20” / Sealed in a cellophane bag for protection. / Reserve your original Limited Edition that is signed, titled and numbered today by visiting www.moderndaycowgirl.com I am looking forward to hearing from you!
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Digger History; ANZAC (( ANZACS TO THE END))) Here is to a nation of young and old, lost and loved ones. Let our flag fly high and proud for them for they are never forgotten. To Our glorious men, women, and children, ANZACS old and new. Sons and daughters from the home we call Australia and New Zealand. Diggers and Mateship said it all. ANZACS from past to future, Let our flag fly high and proud to show the nation who we are. Diggers forged SPIRIT, HOPE, MATESHIP, and FREEDOM. They paid the ultimate price – their lives. Let the nations of Australia and New Zealand never ever forget the ANZACS that lived, loved, and died for our nation’s future. From the trenches of Gallipoli to the present times of war, let none of our brave soldiers and the sacrifices they made from all of the bloody wars ever be forgotten. Courage, endurance, sacrifice, determination, bravery, kinship, friendship, comaraderie – ANZACS to the end. Let us NEVER forget! Slouch hat, emu plumes, light horsemen from the cities and outback answered the call of duty. Young and old, stockmen, swagmen, bushmen from cities near and far, New Zealanders, Indigenous Australians and businessmen, many races, answered the military call of volunteers to service. Recruitment gave birth to the ANZACS…ANZACS TO THE END William watego ……
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Keith Campbell – Pure focus.
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First time trip for the barrels
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