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Heartless: One without a soul, broken spirited, a skeleton without layers, the who who is pitiful. ©2007 Lisa C. Weber / . / . / . / . / Lisa C. Weber ©2007 (Created with Bryce 6.1) Visit My Complete Bubble for all My 3D Artwork. Thanks for dropping by and enjoy!
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Wasp
by Jason MosesMy original is graphite pencil on watercolour paper. Been sitting on it for a while and finally gotten around to putting him on a shirt. You won’t see it even in larger view, but every part is triangulated, as in an architectural spaceframe.
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But, as Studly observed smugly, albeit very very quietly, they were all from herself so what did she expect…
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Skele-series #11 / / Great as wedding announcements or invitations – or even vow renewals! / / Customizable stamps are also available! You can change the background color, add names, add a date – whatever you like.
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FW Ink on art paper
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Collage made from old anatomical etchings from the 17th century – as far as I can find out they’re public domain. Book is called Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani by Bernhard Siegfried Albinus. Original: /
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... now here is the version Katlyn wanted me to do orginally , and I have to say…. I think she was right ( I like this one better ) lol apparently this one makes me “less” dorky … who knew ? lol some of my personal favs / /
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RE-EDITED I wanted to redo this image without a frame. Hope u like it :)K
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Self Portrait. Damn, that stretching of the wall needs sorting out, bare in mind I did this two and a half years ago.
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We are all the same inside!
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3 seriously messed up characters. Tshirt available too;
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Look at me! I’m FuNkY!
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remastered from an original pen & ink drawing / Copyright ©2006 Elizabeth Rose Stanton. All Rights Reserved.
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Melaten Cemetery, Cologne
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Found this old bougainvillea leaf on my balcony and felt like doing something simple without over-thinking it,, and here’s the end result and this was the actual colour of the dried leaf.
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Ink drawing, 2008
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Watercolor and water-soluble graphite on Arches cold-press 140# /
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A cold morning during Fall in Yellowstone, enhances the vapours rising from the mud. The sunbeams break through the mist as if spotlighting the beauty of the tree skeleton. / A hard image to shoot, in that I was so overwhelmed by this scene of extreme beauty, I couldn’t concentrate too well ! / An early rise is required to catch a scene like this one, not a problem when you know Mother Nature is flaunting some of her best works in Yellowstone ! Shot on a CANON EOS 40D, with polarising filter, mounted on tripod, f11, 1/30 sec, ISO 100, Auto WB, RAW file, processed in Adobe PS CS3. The usual Curves/Levels adjustments, I selected and processed the bottom half separately to keep the blueness of the shady part as contrast to the warmer tones where the sun broke thru. A little dodging and burning to bring out those rays ! FEATURED IN / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/all-about-the-light / AND / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/style-class-elegance / AND / http://www.redbubble.com/shots-in-the-fog
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Abstract of rust on metal and peeling paint. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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I always wanted to do a interpretation of one of the Tarot Cards or maybe even the whole deck sometime if I get the energy. Anyway I don’t know why I started with the death card it just turned out that way. Arcana, does not mean physical death. Rather, the Death card portrays symbolic death-a change or transformation. Often, it heralds the end of a familiar or more comfortable mode. It conveys a release which is necessary for growth and expansion. Perhaps it even brings a whole new set of principles which will guide you spiritually, emotionally, psychologically or financially. Joseph Campbell, author of A Hero with A Thousand Faces, describes times of personal change as periods when “The familiar life horizon has been outgrown; the old concepts, ideals, and emotional patterns no longer fit; the time for the passing of a threshold is at hand.” The sunrise depicted in the background of the Death card holds the promise of the transformation which is about to take place: the death of the old self, but also the dawning of a new day. The Death card is a cue that you are at a “threshold”-a crossing into a new phase, unbounded by the past. The Tarot’s Death Card: A Symbol of Transformation / Geraldine Amaral As published in Nexus – Colorado’s Holistic Journal /
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Pssst…wanna daisy? A dark collaboration piece with Bob for the lensbaby competition.
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Mmmmmmm…. brainnnnssss…. braiiinnnsszzz… BRAIIINNSSSS!
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