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Photograph – from a series of photos. Details from the Kings Cross/Darlinghurst area, Sydney
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It looks a little sus…but it’s still love.
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Street performer sketching a fun cartoon caricature. No, it is not an image of me…
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LSD was first synthesized on November 16, 1938 by Swiss chemist Dr. Albert Hofmann at the Sandoz Laboratories in Basel, Switzerland, as part of a large research program searching for medically useful ergot alkaloid derivatives. Considering the need for religious hysteria was at a lull other uses for the nasty little parasite were being sought. Five years later, when Hofmann, returned to work on the substance. He attributed the discovery of the compound’s psychoactive effects to the accidental absorption of a tiny amount through his skin. As if my mom would have been dumb enough to buy that one. Later he was to test a larger amount on himself. Way to go Ziggy, took one for the team. Until 1966, LSD and psilocybin were provided by Sandoz Laboratories free of charge to interested scientists under the trade name “Delysid”. Not to be confused with Sid and Nancy, a LSD and psilocybin experiment of a later era. As you all know by now. I have long held a fascination with the sinographs of Chinese Writing. To be even reasonably fluent in this script one must memorize from 3 to 4 thousand of these detailed logographs. A Kangxi dictionary contains approximately 47,000 distinct characters. Unlike the first, the second series of Acid trips were something you experimented with your Sophomore year at Yale, only you had to wear horn rim glasses, a skinny tie and a white lab coat. Orange and green were mandatory decorating color schemes at university housing. The second Character in this series is a tribute to those brave geeks of the laboratories who ingested the synthetic electric bread rode home on their bicycles and then attempted to make sense of those babbled contents of the books of revelations while listening to Theloneous Monk records.. Job well done.
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Macro of paint tubes of primary colors
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Macro of paintbrushes with paint of primary colors
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I was going to do a painting of a purple flower. I added some red, and suddenly everything started to smear. I thought it looked cool anyway. I fingerpainted this.
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Twigs and Smears. A magic sunset over Warners Bay in winter of 2008. The original photograph was taken with a 6 MP Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-S500
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MY BUBBLESITE
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Young female rock guitarist sitting outside in the rain with her electric guitar Nikon D2X
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just to set the reccord strait heh this made me and my hubby laugh pretty hard, ordering them most def xD
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Well, it’s a face… and it’s smashed!
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Adapted my Geisha butterfly girl for the latest Splatter, Smudge, Smear & Drip challenge T-SHIRT AVAILABLE (CLICK ON IMAGE BELOW)
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Adapted my Geisha butterfly girl for the latest Splatter, Smudge, Smear & Drip challenge “TOP TEN” in the challenge / Featured in the patchwork group
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I decided to create something based on (and in homage to) a song that I used to hear all the time as a child called Open Up Your Heart (And Let the Sun Shine In) . We used to do “fitness” in gym glass in elementary school to the song. Don’t ask me how…we had a weird teacher. This is what came to my mind with the lyrics “smilers never lose, and frowners never win” when it came to that song. It was also a little practice with different brushes in adobe illustrator cs3. You may also see the influence of a popular pen-and-paper game :D Best Viewed In Large Form / Hope you enjoy :) Voted 9th in the top 10 of the Yellow T-shirts Only challenge in the Yellow Gallery group Featured in Rising Star
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November 2008. Canon Rebel XT
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Joker design by Ella collaboration
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Record splatter design
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Yet another sunrise given the Photoshop blur treatment. Don’t think I’ll do any more of these. Just wanted to try the longer format. / Canon 5D mkII 24-70 f2.8L.
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My 4 years old niece smeared with chocolate ice cream. seems like she had her fill already.. Available light, Image was processed with a b/w sepia toned layer and a color one. blending of the layers created this old unique color. Nikon D-700 / 1/80 f/4.5 / 80-200 /2.8 @ 170mm / iso 1600 hand held
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Chalk Pyramid / /
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CANVAS/PRINT VERSION created using wacom tablet, photoshop & scanned textures…while sipping a glass of McGuigans black label and listening to bat for lashes’ album two suns… this is the canvas version. i did 2 versions cos i liked the square format as a canvas print but it looks pretty shoddy on a card with the white strip at top and bottom… but of course you can always order card version as a canvas and vise versa if you’re so inclined! ;) see the card version Buy button versions at my Zazzle Store
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