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My beautiful Russian Blue boy Mishka, doing a spot of bird watching. More cat pics: / / / / / / / /
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Pug puppy commanding a Soviet tank painted with hearts :)
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ИГРА (pronounced IGRA) means ‘PLAY’ in Russian…. / ...and after a hard day at work, these Russian women play hard too. After many hours spent in the coal mines, there’s nothing these women enjoy more, than to dance and leap around wildly with their heavy sledgehammers. / Quite a spectacle to behold.
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Dove in the rime-frosted branches of a Russian Olive
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My Russian Blue looking out the door at the big wide world : )
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by bellmuskerToday you will dream in Russian and wake with the smell of vanilla.
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: ) My Russian Blue Boy Mishka : )
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‘Matryoshka Series’ Card by Karin Taylor Matryoshka on Holiday Purple & Single, is a mixed media production on canvas textured paper using ink, pastel, charcoal and acrylic paint. I would describe it as having strong design aspects. Matryoshka on Hols was born from my passion for vintage wooden dolls…I thought how cute it would be to dress her in some holiday gear, especially since Russia is usually a very cold place from what I hear…it’s nice to give her a break in a nice warm sunny climate such as Australia :D and and I’ve taken the liberty of giving her a bit of gypsy flair! Maybe she’ll like Australia and decide to stay here? / Maybe she’ll like wearing this bikini and buy some more in different colours? / Maybe she’ll pop up again somewhere when you least expect it, in a vivid array of daring colours! / or…maybe she’ll go home to Russia and we’ll see her in some traditional dress sometime? We’ll just have to wait n see! She could pop up anywhere, any time hehe
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My PLAY! design with the red and black reversed
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The girl is supplied to me from( http://dove-stock.deviantart.com/ )
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close up of the detail /
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Reproduction of Echinops Ruthenicus in Benjamin Maund’s Botanic Garden published in London in 1843. / This is one of four plants shown on the illustration page. Each plant image in the original is only 2.4×3.1 inches and requires a magnifying glass to see the quality of the detail. The black ink was applied to the paper from a copper engraving: the colour was done by skilled artists who used water-colour paints to paint each image individually in each copy of the book. This made each image a unique creation. / Introduced to London in 1816 from Russia. / Maund wrote: / “The name Echinops, is deduced from the greek ECHINOS, a hedgehog; and OPSIS, resemblance. The likeness of the round prickly heads of the plant, to the animal. is evident enough to the sense, either of seeing or feeling, particularly the latter, when some of the species are meddled with…It’s foliage too – green above and white beneath, although somewhat thistly, produces a pleasing effect… / The Echinops is a compound flower; that is, it has numerous little florets, on a common receptacle, and enclosed within a calyx which belongs equally to the whole.” / In the original, the blue globe is only 1.25 inches across
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Detail of Reproduction of Echinops Ruthenicus in Benjamin Maund’s Botanic Garden published in London in 1843. / This is one of four plants shown on the illustration page. Each plant image in the original is only 2.4×3.1 inches and requires a magnifying glass to see the quality of the detail. The black ink was applied to the paper from a copper engraving: the colour was done by skilled artists who used water-colour paints to paint each image individually in each copy of the book. This made each image a unique creation. / Introduced to London in 1816 from Russia. / Maund wrote: / “The name Echinops, is deduced from the Greek ECHINOS, a hedgehog; and OPSIS, resemblance. The likeness of the round prickly heads of the plant, to the animal. is evident enough to the sense, either of seeing or feeling, particularly the latter, when some of the species are meddled with…It’s foliage too – green above and white beneath, although somewhat thistly, produces a pleasing effect… / The Echinops is a compound flower; that is, it has numerous little florets, on a common receptacle, and enclosed within a calyx which belongs equally to the whole.” / In the original, the blue globe is only 1.25 inches across / See also the complete plant image.
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The largest STS in the world .. the STS Sedov .. visting Chatham, Kent , UK
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A commisioned job from the model Nuala who was in a dance group. We simply dragged a lot of stuff with us and messed around to see what might come out of it. Nuala brought this great fake fur coat with her and I had a Russian army hat I had bought in Prague, combined with the ridiculous palm trees that line much of Irelands coast we had our portrait of an Irish girl. Taken on a Nikon F301 in 1992 or 3 along the Coast Road Raheny Dublin.
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My Russian Blue Mishka enjoying the morning sun
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Large acrylic figurative painting from a Spring, 2008 Exhibition in Southern California. This piece celebrates figure and form with vivid color and spontaneous method.
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Matryoshka Family in the Pink is a pop-art collaboration of some fine art and digital manipulation. The original matryoshka on holiday was created using a mix of media including ink pastel acrylic and charcoal on canvas textured paper. I cut the doll herself out of the painting and gave her a new background in photoshop just repeating the same matryoshka and making smaller replicas of her !
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Trying out different lighting/posing/backgrounds.
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Trying out different lighting/posing/backgrounds.
russian – information provided by wikipedia:
Russian icon painting was inherited from the art of the BRITTANYByzantine churches, and it soon became an offshoot version of the mosaic and fresco traditions. Icon paintings in Russia attempted to help people with their prayers without idolizing the figure in the painting. The most comprehensive collection of Icon art is found at the Tretyakov Gallery. Rather than being a mere imitation, Russian icons had a peculiar style and masters such as Andrei Rublev took the icon to new heights.RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 50,000 talented people.
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