Ruby
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Ruby Del Angel
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Ruby Rieke
United States
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Ruby Hart
United Kingdom
345 creative works found
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v2 of the famous Rails Camp tee
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The flow of the tides at Ruby Beach on the Olympic Peninsula. I am still fascinated by the different movements and looks from one spot over time just given the ebb and flow of the waves and water, first coming on one then the other
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Hidden Treasure is a mixed media production on hardboard. Included in the mix are moulding paste for the eggs, gold and bronze paint, silver thread, fabric, charcoal, ink, pastel and acrylic with a gloss varnish over the eggs. / There is a poem in the background in gold cursive handwriting, which reads: Hidden Treasure Golden eggs are not always easy to find / Sometimes they lay hidden in the pockets of our seams / Sometimes we have to look beyond the obvious to see / the beauty in others~ traits of kindness, compassion, nurture and / gentleness are not always obvious at first glance and / what one may perceive as a fault or weakness / may actually be a great strength. Karin Taylor
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v2.1 of the famous Rails Camp tee. Now with a punchier background and a work-on-every-colour design!
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fabulous wine colored flowers – calla lily – Cotswold wildlife park / / /
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Taken at the PCC Model shoot Pakenham Camera Club
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These cute twins just wanna come home with you !
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“A person needs new experiences. They jar something deep inside, allowing him to grow. Without change, something inside us sleeps, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken.” / Dune / Tokyo.2007
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this male ruby-throated hummingbird has established dominance at our feeder, and won’t let any other hummer near it. I would sure love to know how some people can get 3, 4, 5, or more hummers at the feeder at the same time!
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This about as close as I can get this lens…. I guess it’s time to look at an extension tube…. / Male Ruby Throated Hummingbird feeding in flight.
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v2 of the famous Rails Camp tee
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Fabulous flower color of rich red wine – Calla Lily – Cotswold wildlife park / / /
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Super cute t shirt :)
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This is a collaboration piece I did with the very talented photographer/artist lance leopold. I approached Lance last week about his awesome piece titled “Restless Prisoner”. I thought this was the most stunning photo from the moment I saw it, a couple of months ago! This is a combination of two photos. The background photo is my shot of an Anna Ruby Falls titled “One With Nature”. I’ve used PS to merge the two photos, did some dodge work, cropping and some hue adjustments. The inspiration for this piece came from Lance’s beautiful photo and the title for his piece. I just thought it would be nice if only in my artwork, to release this beautiful animal in a place he might call home. / ; / / I hope you like it Lance :-) I’d like to thank EGardner for identifying this beautiful cat. He’s a Serval. Thank you so much Erin!! :-)) Some Info: / is a medium-sized African wild cat. It is closely related to the African Golden Cat and the Caracal. The length is 85 cm (34 in), plus 40 cm (16 in) of tail, and the shoulder height is about 53 cm (21 in). Weight can range from 9 to 20 kg (20-44 lbs). Life expectancy is about 12-20 years. It is a slender animal, with long legs and a fairly short tail. The tall, oval ears are set close together. The pattern of the fur is variable. Usually, the Serval is boldly spotted black on tawny. The “servaline” form has much smaller, freckled spots. In addition, melanism is known to exist in this species, giving a similar appearance to the black panther. White servals are white with silvery grey spots and have only occurred in captivity. Its main habitat is the savanna, although melanistic individuals are more usually found in mountainous areas. The Serval needs watercourses within its territory, so it does not live in semi-deserts or dry steppes. It is able to climb and swim, but seldom does so. It has now dwindled in numbers due to human population taking over its habitat and also hunting its pelt. It is protected in most countries. The Serval is listed in CITES Appendix 2, indicating that it is “not necessarily now threatened with extinction but that may become so unless trade is closely controlled.
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Male Ruby Throated Hummingbird late in the evening sun
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Just love the tiny eye lash feathers on these birds. / Male Ruby Throated Hummingbird Nikon D2X / Nikon 105mm f/2.8 Macro / Slik Tripod
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Hummingbird hovering near my feeder.
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Ruby Throated Hummer in the evening sun.
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Color faze of Sappire. / Created in photo shop, non vetor drawing.
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PAX Hack
by Dave PearsonRedBubble’s newly-announced PAX...
RedBubble’s newly-announced PAX is pretty cool. Well, no, that’s not true, it’s very cool. But it’s got a problem. The problem is that, with over 16,000 works in the mosaic, you’ve got a hell of a time seeing if any of your works are in there. Now, sure, you could sit down and just wander around it, keeping an eye out for your own stuff and being amazed at some of the works that are in there, but that could take forever. Besides, you can never be sure that you’ve found all of them (or be sure that you’ve confirmed that you’ve got none in there). And then I noticed that the full list of all the works in the mosaic was available “under the hood” (anyone with a reasonable knowledge of web development should be able to find that file). The file itself is just some Javascript code. So, I got to thinking, here’s a file that contains a list of image IDs of every work in the mosaic. I’ve got a list of all my works on RedBubble thanks to a tool I wrote a while back. If I just extract the two ID lists, take the intersection of those two lists, I’ll have a list of all of my works in PAX. So, a quick bit of ruby hacking later and I had findPAXworks up and running. And a few seconds later I had a full list of all of my works that appear in there. Well, I say “all”, there’s only the two, and it’s the two that I expected: / Chaos / Quite a Contrast Now I can go and enjoy wandering around the mosaic without being preoccupied with looking for my own works. ;)
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