Rich Wall Art
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My other daughter for a change – this is Sarah – AKA InTheMaking For this shot – the title came first [one night in a dream]. So, it was scruffy jeans and trainers, and old tiles on the bottom half. For this I pulled back the carpet to expose the bare tiles underneath and placed some old plasterboard against the wall under the window. We made some tears in a pair of Sarah’s jeans and rubbed some dirt into her trainers. The top half needed to be glitz [items of costume jewellery and my wedding ring], jewels and a red carpet – the wine, well that is just cold tea . I used normal household lighting and just pointed the lampshade in her direction with a soft pearly bulb at 40W. I wanted mono [for rags] and colour [for riches] in the shot, which I achieved in photoshop post production, but not just straight forward selective colouring – it had to graduate in intensity from left to right to get it correct with the perspective I used for the shot. Hope you like it – Sarah will be watching your reponses with a keen eye no doubt.
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Photographic based digital montage – Feb, 2008. Created over several hrs 2 nights this week (suffering from concussion) from an accidental fall over the wk’end. Photoshop montage combining digital shots of jewels, samples of vintage wallpaper and added drawn elements. Fifty layers retouched, blended, filtered, colour & tonal curve adjusted. Considering using the design as a furniture (upholstering) velvety fabric for a small round bedroom foot stool.
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Stock Credits: / Justmeina / Resurgere / JLStock / Javierzhx / Hallonie / Shoofly-Stock
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An illustration to accompany a story about how products such as coffee being mass produced in Latin America is killing American song birds due to the pestices they use. I just uploaded a small file, I’ll upload a larger later, or let me know sooner is you want a specific print.
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Copyright Daniel Rayfield Photography 2008 / Captured @ Rockingham Foreshore , Perth Western Australia 2008 / Part 2 /
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The first form of perfume was incense. Incense was first discovered by the Mesopotamians about 4,000 years ago. Ancient cultures burned many kinds of resins, bums and woods at their religious ceremonies. They often soaked the fragrant woods and resins in water and oil, and rubbed their bodies with the liquid. They also embalmed the dead with these perfumes.> Early Europeans used many different containers to store their perfumes.> They used glass, gold, silver, porcelain, gems, pearls, semi-precious stones and various shells. Perfume was commonly used in the form of incense.> Some incense burners consisted of a container held from chains. It was swung like a pendulum during Mass in the Christian Church. There were also stationary incense burners used in Churches.> Some perfume containers were designed to be worn. Semi-precious stones held perfumes and were pinned to clothing. Silver earrings were worn that contained perfume soaked fabric inside them.> Many containers were designed to be hung around the neck, from a belt, or from a finger ring.> Perfume bottles were always handcrafted and designed by artists, jewelers and goldsmiths. Many bottles were designed to be worn, or displayed on a table.> Nefertiti, an Egyptian beauty from an earlier dynasty, surrounded herself with perfume: containers with myrrh, flacons filled with sweet oils, and handsomely ornamented jars of unguents.> Things have certainly changed in our world of perfume bottles since this time in history wouldn’t you agree ladies.. far less decadence …
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©2007-2008 Aimee Stewart, Foxfires – please see my CC Terms of Use before considering using this image for any personal or commercial use http://foxfires.deviantart.com/journal/6266450/ / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- “When the wind is blowing and the sleet or rain is driving against the dark windows, I love to sit by the fire, thinking of what I have read in books of voyage and travel.” – Charles Dickens “Let your bookcases and your shelves be your gardens and your pleasure-grounds. Pluck the fruit that grows therein, gather the roses, the spices, and the myrrh.” ~Judah Ibn Tibbon “A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted. You should live several lives while reading it.” / William Styron “A well-composed book is a magic carpet on which we are wafted to a world that we cannot enter in any other way” / Caroline Gordon All stock credits can found HERE – click to view My other picture in this series, called Ex Libris, can be found here: /
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featured in Color Me a Rainbow 04-16-2009 / featured in the group A Fractal Energy Passion 02-02-2009 / featured in “Abstract Art”: http://www.redbubble.com/abstract-art 01-05-2009 / / / - / -Fractals created with Apophysis
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Lots and lots of postwork and painting with this Poser Render. Got some great free skin brushes in Imagine FX whicvh produce some great effects Hope you like and thanks v much for looking L
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Macro of a red rose with waterdrops taken with a Samsung GX20 and a Sigma 50mm macro lens. Straight from the camera (except for the RAW conversion process). Roses are ancient symbols of love and beauty. The rose was sacred to a number of goddesses (including Isis and Aphrodite), and is often used as a symbol of the Virgin Mary. ‘Rose’ means pink or red in a variety of languages (such as Romance languages, Greek, and Polish). A red rose (often held in a hand) is a symbol of socialism or social democracy: it is used as a symbol by British, Irish, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Brazilian, Dutch and other European labor, socialist or social democratic parties. This originated when the red rose was used as a badge by the marchers in the May 1968 street protests in Paris. The White Rose was a World War II non violent resistance group in Germany. A bouquet of red roses is often used to show love. It is used as a Valentine’s Day gift in many countries. On St George’s Day in Catalonia people offer dark red roses as gifts, especially between lovers. The Virolai, a hymn to the Virgin of Montserrat, one of the black Madonnas of Europe, begins with the words: “Rosa d’abril, Morena de la serra…” (April rose, dusky lady of the mountain chain…). Therefore this virgin is sometimes known as “Rosa d’abril”. The red rose is thus widely accepted as an unofficial symbol of Catalonia.
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Montage of the Clematis flower with the hue changed on each
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Rio 2009 – as featured in Issue 57 of Advanced Photoshop Magazine! I went head to head with another artist, after being given the same basic model shot to work with. This was the outcome for me! You can see both of our work in this issue, along with a simplified tutorial on how I achieved this look. The reason this is called “Rio 2009” – is because of my original inspiration. Remember that classic 80’s album by Duran Duran called Rio, with the fantastic Patrick Nagel artwork on the cover? The raven haired beauty with the ‘cherry ice cream smile’ – who looked exotic and edgy, with that supermodel gleam? Well I wanted to update that picture with a fresh approach. No longer trapped in the graphic art lines of Nagel, Rio has broken free, and is a bit more exotic and fierce now that it is 2009! I love blending cultural styles and colors, and this piece was a real treat to work because of that!
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Featured in Abstracts from Nature / Featured in Dimensions / Featured in Made By Nature
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featured in Dimensions 10-25-2009 / featured in The World as We See It 10-14-2009 / featured in Globes, Spheres & Curves 08-15-2009 / featured in A Fractal Perception 08-11-2009 / featured in A Fractal Energy passion 08-01-2009 / featured in Digital Artists United 07-27-2009 / featured in Art in Math 07-27-2009 / featured in Creative Cards 07-27-2009 .....rainy day in Holland, back in for a minute, miss you ALL! / created with Apophysis & PSP
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best viewed large! MUSIC Ooo rock me Amadeus / Rock me Amadeus… / Rock rock rock rock me Amadeus / Rock me all the time to the top Er war ein Punker / Und er lebte in der großen Stadt / Es war Wien, war Vienna / Wo er alles tat / Er hatte Schulden denn er trank / Doch ihn liebten alle Frauen / Und jede rief: / Come on and rock me Amadeus Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Er war Superstar / Er war populär / Er war so exaltiert / Because er hatte Flair / Er war ein Virtuose / War ein Rockidol / Und alles rief: / Come on and rock me Amadeus Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Come on and rock me Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Es war um 1780 / Und es war in Wien / No plastic money anymore / Die Banken gegen ihn / Woher die Schulden kamen / War wohl jedermann bekannt / Er war ein Mann der Frauen / Frauen liebten seinen Punk Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Come and rock me Amadeus… Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Ja ja ja / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus… Ooo rock me Amadeus / Rock me Amadeus… / Rock rock rock rock me Amadeus / Rock me all the time to the top He was a Punker / And he lived in the big city / It was Vienna, was Vienna / Where he did everything / He had debts, for he drank / But all the women loved him / And each one shouted: / Come on and rock me Amadeus Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus He was Superstar / He was popular / He was so exalted / Because he had flair / He was a virtuose / Was a rock idol / And everyone shouted: / Come on and rock me Amadeus Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Come on and rock me Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus It was around 1780 / And it was in Vienna / No plastic money anymore / The banks against him / From which his debts came / It was common knowledge / He was a women’s man / Women loved his punk Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus Come and rock me Amadeus… Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Yes yes yes / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me / Baby baby do it to me rock me Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, Amadeus / Amadeus Amadeus, oh oh oh Amadeus… created with Apophysis & PSP
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THIS IS THE MAGICAL SKYLINE OF CHICAGO. THE BUILDINGS IN THIS CITY ARE INCREDIBLE! SUCH A VIBRANT LIVELY CITY.
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Coffee, Is there any better Antidote for anything anywhere?.... Exactly, No. A rich taste / Tranquil as a Choir. / Lusting For the tongue / A burning desire. / The darkness brings warmth / Inside your soul. / Clasped in your hands / It makes you whole. / No pain, No sorrow, / No worries of the morrow. / Just a Joe in reach / And you will be in peace… . Featured in / The Art Of Intrigue / Inside Solo Vol.5 in Solo Exhibition group / All Things Coffee / Rising Star / Self As Other / Colour Me A Rainbow / Artrageous RB Artists / . Self / Nikon D90 18-200
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Created with Incendia &PSP
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featured in Metallic Junktion 11-21-2009 / So this is Christmas / And what have you done / Another year over / And a new one just begun / Ans so this is Christmas / I hope you have fun / The near and the dear one / The old and the young A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / And so this is Christmas / For weak and for strong / For rich and the poor ones / The world is so wrong / And so happy Christmas / For black and for white / For yellow and red ones / Let’s stop all the fight / A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / And so this is Christmas / And what have we done / Another year over / And a new one just begun / Ans so this is Christmas / I hope you have fun / The near and the dear one / The old and the young / A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / War is over over / If you want it / War is over / Now… / / Created with Incendia, photography &PSP
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credits & more in my website: / www.phantomorchid.com
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full credits & more: / www.phantomorchid.com :)
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featured in If It Doesn’t Belong 11-20-2009 / featured in Imaginative Realism 11-19-2009 They call me The Wild Rose / But my name was Eliza Day / Why they call me it I do not know / For my name was Eliza Day From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one / She stared in my eyes and smiled / For her lips were the colour of the roses / That grew down the river, all bloody and wild When he knocked on my door and entered the room / My trembling subsided in his sure embrace / He would be my first man, and with a careful hand / He wiped out the tears that ran down my face They call me The Wild Rose / But my name was Eliza Day / Why they call me it I do not know / For my name was Eliza Day On the second day I brought her a flower / She was more beautiful than any woman I’d seen / I said, “Do you know where the wild roses grow, / so sweet and scarlet and free?” On the second day he came with a single red rose / He said: “Give me your loss and your sorrow” / I nodded my head, as I lay on the bed / “If I show you the roses will you follow?” They call me The Wild Rose / But my name was Eliza Day / Why they call me that I do not know / For my name was Eliza Day On the third day he took me to the river / He showed me the roses and we kissed / And the last thing I heard was a muttered word / As he knelt above me with a rock in his fist On the last day I took her where the wild roses grow / And she lay on the bank, the wind light as a thief / And I kissed her goodbye, said, “All beauty must die” / And I lent down and planted a rose between her teeth They call me The Wild Rose / But my name was Eliza Day / Why they call me it I do not know / For my name was Eliza Day / For my name was Eliza Day / For my name was Eliza Day / / /
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