Rastafarian
36 creative works found
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A grafite drawing.
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All proceeds from the sale of this shirt go to The First Church of Polytheistic Monodeism, founded by my husband, Reverend Damien Freeze. He has given me permission to market his original design to benefit his church. The philosophy of the church is that all gods are individualistic interpretations of the Universal Deity. / The central symbol in the design is representative of unity. The five points of the pentagram and the five colored rings intertwined with it represent the five ancient elements; Earth (green), Air (yellow), Fire (red), Water (blue), and Spirit (white). The pentagram contains every shade of the visible spectrum, signifying the all-inclusiveness of the Church. Surrounding the center, in no particular order, are the iconic symbols of several world religions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Wicca, and more. The symbols are arranged in a circle to signify that no one of them has any priority over the other ones, that all are equal. The slogan “We are all children of the same Universe” is meant to convey the central message of the design. / Celebrate your open-mindedness with this unique conversation-starter!
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Dead Dread
by GilesPixels 3d and Bryce for the render, post work Photoshop (to get the comic book look). Originally designed for my slipmats on my technics. I am a DJ playing Drum & Bass.
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it looks like jesus…
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Rasta Mon!
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This is my same rasta dude without the ‘green’ for those who have grandma’s that may be offended by hash related products.
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Same Rasta man AGAIN! But this is my original sketch.
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spotted this guy living rough in Edinburgh thought he had lots of character love the grey dreads
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Marley Mandala commissioned for friends 21st birthday – Happy Birthday Alannah! / Acrylic on canvas. Hair is the symbolic antenna of the body, connecting us with the divine. So Bob Marleys dreads connect him with the divine and with us, through his amazing music. It has taken me two and a half years to listen to “Redemption Song” again without bursting into tears (it was played at my late partners funeral) – but when I was painting this mandala, I put on my Marley CD and listened to it in entirety – including Redemption Song. I finally put it all to rest when I picked up my guitar and played it. “These songs of freedom…”
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This portrait of Bob Marley plays with some of the visual layers of his life and music. / (Pen & ink, pencil and digital)
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A Rasta Buddha smiling and all happy. I’d probably be all happy and smiling too if I were in a tropical place.
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Love Jah’s Music? Be proud. Wear this Tee everywhere you go. You are a real Rasta, even if you’re BALD! Respect / Cha
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four twenty / 420 “reflection” / April 20th / 4:20 / “everyone has a holiday” 4/20 / / It is the instrument of reflection. The blood. The gold. The green.
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Better viewed larger… This horse had so many tics that his hair looked braided like Rastafarian dreadlocks, I felt very sorry for him and the other horses that where part of the herd of wild horses roaming on the beach around our hotel while we where staying, early February in the Samana Peninsula of the Dominican Republic Island in the Caribbeans. As is taken with my compact Photosmart HP R927 Camera
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different colours, one people. tried to make it look like a person with arms open.
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herbalizer wear / probably not the statement for everybody. lol .
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Enjoy. Brother Adam Youtube Video .
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Rasta Woman
by KasaiThis wall Sculpture….. is, Hand Sculpted into Canvas with natural paper fibers, I’ve added rocks, stones, and sea shells for her earrings…hair also was twisted with fibers for the dready look….painted in oil…. 23”L x 15” W
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Only to be viewed while listening to Bob Marley…man ! It always struck me as amazing that music inspired by an obscure off shoot of Christianity should sweep like a fire across the western world. This work is also available as a SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINT please contact me for further details Featured in Red Bubble Groups “Raw Art”,”In Between” and “I love patterns” Sept 09. (These features were 3 of 8 group features in an amazing 8 hours.)
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Rasta Obama, / I Want Ganja Mon!
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This is a t-shirt template so it should look good on most of the colors.
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I created this drawing for a friend’s boyfriend. It is for a drum skin for his bass drum. I used Faber Castell Colored Pencils, some prismacolors, and some derwent coloursoft pencils. It is drawn on a really soft paper, almost like a chamois sort of texture. It is about 13.5×14.5 inches. Thanks for looking!
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