Sloth
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Jordan Haviland
United States
138 creative works found
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I promise that I’ll stop drawing sloths soon and go back to drawing the pretty girls.
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I figured some of you might get a real kick out of this one, so let me know what ya think!
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A Sloth bear I caught sitting on his bottom..:) /
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A sloth Bear /
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From a sketch that I did, whilst i was in Australia. / From a photo of a frog that, I believe, lives in Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary (Gold Coast, Australia). Painted in acrylics and mostly composed of dozens of successive ink washes. I’m rather pleased with the overall effect. I just can’t decide whether I want ot put in a background or not. What do you think?
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From my current series based around the seven deadly sins. This is Envy.
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This is a Sloth Bear – he was cleaning his toes….. / / /
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I’d write some witty text, but I just can’t be bothered…
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Slow Race
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I don’t know how long I’ve had this idea and not done anything with it.
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Sloth
by vivacanditaThis is an original mixed media piece (watercolor, color pencil, graphite and paint pen on watercolor paper.) The theme is sloth. There is a female figure that is sleeping and all around her is her dream or nightmare. Soldiers march in, folkloric dancers perform, the moon crashed into the earth that is shaped like a mask, a conquistador with an American flag marches along, and android figures pull at her covers. These vivid images were inspired by the murals of Diego Rivera.
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I know I do :)
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Original illustration done in ink. He’s not scary, he’s adorable! Just look at that smile!
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seven deadly sins by chappel .for earhart chappel photography.model for deadly is kb.
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Sloth
by ZOMBIETEETHone of the many residents of ZOMBIETEETH Asylum …..altho the Sloth is insane derformed and violent…...shes still needs love Also Available as a T-Shirt
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Baby sloth- Punta Uva, Costa Rica. The baby had fallen out of the tree and the gardeners found him. They were pushing him around in a wheelbarrow to keep him safe from a large boa constrictor that was roaming the premises. I’m not sure how, but the baby was eventually reunited with his mom… We saw them in a tree together a few days later. Featured in All Animals Great and Small, Baby Animals (3/day) and All Soft and Cuddlies Nikon D700 / 105mm / 1/400 sec / f3 / ISO 200
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mixed media (metallic acrylic paint, acrylic printing ink, inks) on wash&draw paper A3 .. inspired by conversation with DAMcD and some Roy Skogvold’s works / .. visual contemplation on the nature of ‘sin’ as being an integral part of our human make up … symbolism of gold colour to accentuate the preciousness ( preciousness of the perceived value we often attach to our sinful preoccupations as well as preciousness intended for our bodies) ... bright colors for a loving design … blots and drips to symbolize the tainting of the otherwise perfect relationship between the Creator and the Creature …... / ... there is a traditional categorization of sins … these days perhaps rather outdated by realization that sin as such does not really hold some exact categories …. nevertheless I am upholding – very loosely – these categories for the sake of series of images on this theme …. armed with my sons ‘atlas of human anatomy’ .... looking more closely and lovingly onto “the clay” we are all made up of …..
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Acrylic on paper Sloth is the avoidance of physical or spiritual work.
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Sloth
by AussieblueyThis is a Two Toed Sloth, doing what they love doing, Sleeping.
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Original acrylic on paper A3
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I’ve been going to zoos for almost 30 years. I’ve rarely seen a sloth move, and when they do it’s usually not very much. My most recent trip however was the exception to the rule. He was very social, trying to grab peoples hands, and sniffing their cameras. In this shot, it looks like he intentionally laid over the marmoset sign to say, “Look at me! I’m just as cute as they are!”
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T-Shirt Design Tshirt SOLD! Thankyou to the new owner!
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Like. Totally. / Also available in print form
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