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stocks from / http://blacksockstock.deviantart.com/ / http://mjranum-stock.deviantart.com/ / MCN: C7253-351B9-6B516 © Manolya F 2008. All rights reserved. / You may not reproduce, modify, distribute, publicly display or perform, or prepare derivative works by using my works.
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Meaning Woman Slave. / It makes sense to me / but others, not so much. More prints Model Natalie Paquette / Hand Model Texture assistance: Brujo / Darkrose42
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Ink drawing on paper. / For the last 25 years Rita’s daily star sign has read: Capricorn, today you will be as bored and disillusioned as you were yesterday. This is a true story: There was once a woman who lived her life by the daily newspaper starsign she had delivered to her house everyday. She was fanatical about it. If the starsign said bad things will happen that day she would not even leave the house. On one of these particular days when she felt stuck inside she decided to clean out her attic. Whilst doing this she discovered her original birth certificate. It indicated that she was actually born on an entirely different day and month therefore she was a completely different starsign!!! Dear oh dear… I based this character on her.
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Can you imagine… Being born into a world that buys and sells you like a piece of meat at a market? Being forced to work long hours that most adults cannot imagine? Being brain washed into thinking that your self worth is zero? Can you imagine… Never feeling the love of family or parents? Never knowing what it is to be free let alone have the hope or dream of freedom? Never being allowed the simplest of human rights? All of the earnings for the sales of items relating to “My daughter is an Asian slave child” parts one and two here on Red Bubble will be donated to the World Children’s Fund. I would like to thank my daughter Shelby for helping in the creating of this and the up-coming Part Two. Original is oil on canvas: 24” x 30”
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This is an infra-red edit of the single most humorous thing I have ever seen in a graveyard. I was Sacramento’s Old City Cemetery where countless historic figures are interred when I turned around and saw this sight. I could tell you it was a mother crow feeding a very large youngster; the young are easily as big as the parents while they are being fed outside of the nest. I could tell you that it was “bird season” for crows and this was some sort of bonding ritual between an old couple that had been together for years. Or I could tell you that it was about 10000 degrees in the graveyard when I took this shot and the birds were panting like crazy, especially the ones appropriately dressed (or “feathered”? “Downed”???) in black. But I’d rather say the thought that came to mind as soon as this painfully obvious shot was noticed: You REALLY know you’re dead when you look up to see two crows on a tombstone with your name on it, singing in harmony. That should confirm it nicely. THIS PIECE IS FEATURED IN: Amazing Graves. Thank you AG Group for remembering my little shot and honouring it once it returned! Ya’ll rock! The Necessary Evility / Nikon D80 / Nikkor 70-300mm lens / Exposure: 1/160 / F/stop: 5.6 / ISO: 400 (but I can’t imagine why) / Focal length: 300mm / Metering mode: Pattern / Creative setting: Vivid and actually important since that setting increases sharpness before editing to monochrome / no tripod (Maybe that explains the shutter speed and ISO) / hella hot outside (Perhaps 100 degrees F.) / No crows were not bothered in this shot / No, I’m not really sure what they were singing. Forgot my babblefish. / Corel Paintshop Pro Photo XI did the editing / shot taken due east
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::MEMO:: / google the state of the world / get your bats and clubs / get the zombie yuppy slave mules up side their heads / make yourself a nice cup of coffee Half money humpin’ yuppie, half mindless work mule / ...We are shitting in our own stable :P
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The first design I uploaded to RedBubble was ‘Skin Deep’, a skull design made up of 100 faces – or there abouts. Skin Deep was inspired, or at least the idea to use organic subjects to comprise the skull was inspired by a photo I saw by Salvador Dali. In recognition of Dali and to the idea his design gave I decided to create my own spin on his original design using bodies, slaves in fact – ‘Slaves to the Skull Queen. ‘ This is my entry for the ‘Show us your Skull’ challenge in the ‘Viva la Skull’ group
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Another self-portrait for my photography final, “Fragmented Self-Image”. I think the idea is pretty obvious…I used to have an eating disorder, I don’t any more, but the mentality that I need to stay thin and fit still remains and this is my interpretation of that. To post this alone takes me a lot of courage because I am still very, very uncomfortable with my body.
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This piece is based on how much we base our decisions off of love. Not condemning it, but rather it intrigues me what those will do in the name of love. Many people have died for love, have fought for love, and have sacrificed for love. It’s a powerful feeling that enslaves us, causing us to react in ways we may not deem normal in a clear state of mind, but like they say, Love is intoxicating. 2nd traditional piece I’ve ever attempted with acrylics. It was (key word, was, because it was sold lol)a 18×24 inch stretched canvas with acrylics and india ink. I miss this piece dearly, but at least I have a wonderful jpeg of it’s remains.
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This painting was created with interior house paint on canvas / H26” x W50” / Black Matte Gallery Frame / 2007 / 1800.00 “Faceless,” is dedicated to all the woman and girls who suffer injustices all over the world, and remain faceless to world. Although I created this image in 2007, and had titled it “Girls,” I didn’t fully realize what it meant until just this week. In the news, a husband kills his wife, by placing a plastic bag over her head, hangs her, and flees with the three children after countless please for help to local authorities. A father is convicted of keeping his daughter locked up as a sex slave for 24 years. Daughter now 42. Many females are enslaved, murdered, raped, tortured all over the world, and many more will remain faceless to us. Stop, think, and listen.
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This is an acrylic painting originally painted on canvas panel. I was moved to paint this piece due to all of the escalating violence in Richmond, CA and the rest of the Bay Area.
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©Seth F.Weaver Sr.1972. Linoleum block print. This was inspired by the TV mini-series “Roots” and the life and blight of slavery in the South. I have always liked this print it has a “The Gleaner” feel and look to it. This will probably not be popular with everyone with it’s lack of color, but black and white can be colorful too! Seth
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work commissioned by Marrissia Ruth aka sunshine0 © copyright jokiargu creations 2009
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slave to what and for what? OUR SYSTEM OF VALUES? / OUR SOCIETIES? / OUR MATERIAL POSSESSIONS? / MONEY? the way people see us? / the way we want to be seen? / what we have achieved? / what we want to achieve? / what we are craving for? THE PAST? / THE FUTURE? / GHOSTS? Copyright  2008 CarolineCaux@AlphaShots – All Rights Reserved
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I had to reload this as it was showing a black rectangle as the design! Available in 3 styles of print, please ask me it you want one of the other typefaces as they are hidden! / As with all tees, please press preview/buy to see in different shirt designs and colours.
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Can you imagine… Being born into a world that buys and sells you like a piece of meat at a market? Being forced to work long hours that most adults cannot imagine? Being brain washed into thinking that your self worth is zero? Can you imagine… Never feeling the love of family or parents? Never knowing what it is to be free let alone have the hope or dream of freedom? Never being allowed the simplest of human rights? All of the earnings for the sales of items relating to “My daughter is an Asian slave child” parts one and two here on Red Bubble will be donated to the World Children’s Fund. I would like to thank my daughter Shelby for helping in the creating of this and the up-coming Part Two. Original is oil on canvas: 24” x 30”
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Looking past the ruins of Sabratha in Libya towards what is now part of the modern Sabratha. The boats in the distance look like fishing boats but apparently have a checkered past of transporting illegal imigrants and slaves! / /
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a bubble friend of mine Madeline M. Allen has put this image up for the pay it forward rb group i am so honoured that maddy would do this for me. she wrote Hi ! My mame is Madeline M. Allen and my nomination to the Pay it Forward group is ” Trapped ” by Christopher Britwistle-Smith. / When I first looked at this wonderful creature I was so drawn by its very sad eyes. I have not had a capture bring a tear to my eye in a long time. But the sadness of this beautiful Macaques Monkey is overwhelming for myself. Then, I read what Chris wrote and that done it …… I’ve added this capture to my favourites and I look at it often. / The capture itself, speeks volumes on its own, and is quite obvious Chris is a very talented photographer . / A capture so very worthy of praise and a nomination !!! BRAVO Chris ! - / the original notes were I have travelled extensively through Thailand on numerous occasions for holidays and business. I love the place people and culture. I will return there again soon. This little fella quietly whispered to me and touched my heart. He is a Pig tailed Macaques monkey. He lives a life of servitude on the end of a rope, he takes coconuts from trees for his master. This is his life. If you see this image on its largest setting, he has a small scratch over his eye, but the eyes say it all. He has such an expressive face i find him mesmerising, i think that is why this image challenges me and has done since I took the photograph in 2005 (Thailand). 6 degrees. Peace and light.
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Lmao it was fun heheheheee What? No body here believe men can be abused / Do you think women are the only ones lol. (smiles,shake of head)
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