Symbolism Calendars
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A collection of some of the more ‘spiritual/religious’ images I created.
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one year of drawings
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I put together a calendar of six of my pencil drawings and six of my digital artworks. I hope you enjoy looking. Thanks
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A selection of 12 paintings, one for every month. / I keep updating it with newer paintings as they come.
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Just finished this historical journey through the cultural and tribal advances and achievements of a prehistoric people called the “ANASAZI” – pronounced ah-nah-Sah-zee, as my granddaughter gets ready to journey there and other parts of the Southwest.
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Rose Flower- Symbol & Expression of Love Roses have inspired people over ages to develop a language of roses by ascribing meanings to color, variety and number of roses being gifted. Traditionally, the rose is considered the flower of love. Nothing beats red roses in saying “I Love You” on Valentine’s Day. / It is always good to know the symbolic meanings associated with roses when you gift them to your loved ones. When you consciously choose a certain color, variety or number of roses for someone, you bring a whole new depth to the gesture of gifting roses. The Flower Expert compiles a concise list of rose flower meanings below. Red Roses: A red rose is an unmistakable expression of love. Red Roses convey deep emotions – be it love, longing or desire. Red Roses can also be used to convey respect, admiration or devotion. A deep red rose can be used to convey heartfelt regret and sorrow. The number of red roses has special romantic meanings associated with them. 12 red roses is the most popular of all which conveys “Be mine” and “I love you” White Roses: White is the color of purity, chastity and innocence. White flowers are generally associated with new beginnings and make an ideal accompaniment to a first-time bride walking down the isle. White flowers can be used to convey sympathy or humility. They also are indicative of spirituality. Hence, White roses also follow suit. Yellow Roses: Yellow roses are an expression of exuberance. Yellow roses evoke sunny feelings of joy, warmth and welcome. They are symbols of friendship and caring. The yellow rose, like the other roses, does not carry an undertone of romance. It indicates purely platonic emotions. Pink Roses: There are a lot of variations of the pink rose. Over all, pink roses are used to convey gentle emotions such as admiration, joy and gratitude. Light pink rose blooms are indicative of sweetness and innocence. Deep pink rose blooms convey deep gratitude and appreciation. Pink roses also connote elegance and grace. Orange Roses: While a yellow rose reminds us of the sun, an orange rose reminds us of a fiery blaze. These fiery blooms signify passion and energy. Orange roses can be used to express intense desire, pride and fervor. They also convey a sense of fascination. These flowers rival only the red roses as messengers of passion in romance. Lavender Roses: A Lavender rose like its color conveys enchantment. It also expresses “love at first sight” . Darker shades of lavender roses (close to purple) convey a sense of regal majesty and splendor. These roses are used to express fascination and adoration. Blue Roses: A perfectly blue rose is still elusive like the perfectly black rose. Blue roses cannot be achieved naturally so they represent the unattainable or the mysterious. Blue roses therefore embody the desire for the unattainable. They say “I can’t have you but I can’t stop thinking about you” Black Roses: Black is the color of death and farewell. A black rose, like the blue rose remains elusive. What we know as black roses are actually really dark red roses. Black roses convey the death of a feeling or idea. Sending black roses to someone indicates the death of the relationship.
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Custom made Calendar!!! / Calendars can be customized with my images of your choice. Make your choice from my gallery: choose 12 images and 1 for the cover. Mail your list to me and I will upload your calendar asap. / / Click on the image to view larger: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / © Imber 2009. All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Imber. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
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The Tarot of Flowers – A Calendar for 2010 / by RC deWinter A different symbolic floral image for each month.
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Playfulness and joy for the simple things in life.
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Cynthia Lund Torroll drew and sculpted during high school. She began painting with acrylics in her brief stint in college, but went back to drawing shortly after that. Then she stopped drawing altogether – for about 15 years – and at the age of 33.3, she picked up her pencil again and drew Heliotroped. She hasn’t stopped drawing since. Her early works can be distinguished by her use of exaggerated features – primarily the eyes. As she continued, her work morphed into fantastic realism – where it’s pretty much stayed ever since. This calendar showcases some of her very early work when she began drawing again in 1989.
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Midnight gardens – wax crayon on paper
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European calendar covering the Greek islands, Cyprus, Paris, Rome, England & Barcelona. If you would like this as your caledar but would like to change the pictures for others in my site just ask and it will be done
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A collection of monochrome works that express symbolic concepts
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A collection of symbolic images
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Everything isn’t always black and white!!
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From my series Hands. This is a part of the exhibition collection Vrouwen van Even-Naar. Vrouwen zoals jij? (‘Women from Even-Naar. Women like you?’), Tilburg, Netherlands, April/May 2009. Images by month: / Title: With love… / 1. Hands: Care and protection / 2. Hands: Sharing / 3. Hands: Togetherness / 4. Hands: Health / 5. Hands: Love / 6. Hands: Openness / 7. Hands: Receiving / 8. Hands: Meeting / 9. Hands: Pride / 10. Hands: Beginning / 11. Hands: Wellness / 12. With love… More calendars:
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The Markendeya Story – based on the story from The Mahabharata. / Original painting series ( which shows the accompanying text clearly) here
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“Hang on tight! Houk is about to take us on a fantastically surreal voyage aboard the amazing flying machine! What strange sights will we see as we fly through this gifted artists imagination? The only thing sure is that they will indeed be wondrous flights of fancy!”. 2010 Mysterious Stories: Surreal & Fantasy Artworks by Houk
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2010 Calendar includes13 stunning fractal art images. Visionary, abstract & surreal styled artwork with a dash of sacred geometry. Fractal art created with Apophysis.
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“Hang on tight! Houk is about to take us on a fantastically surreal voyage aboard the amazing flying machine! What strange sights will we see as we fly through this gifted artists imagination? The only thing sure is that they will indeed be wondrous flights of fancy!”. 2010 Mysterious Stories: Surreal & Fantasy Artworks by Houk
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“Hang on tight! Houk is about to take us on a fantastically surreal voyage aboard the amazing flying machine! What strange sights will we see as we fly through this gifted artists imagination? The only thing sure is that they will indeed be wondrous flights of fancy!”. 2010 Mysterious Stories: Surreal & Fantasy Artworks by Houk
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“Hang on tight! Houk is about to take us on a fantastically surreal voyage aboard the amazing flying machine! What strange sights will we see as we fly through this gifted artists imagination? The only thing sure is that they will indeed be wondrous flights of fancy!”. 2010 Mysterious Stories: Surreal & Fantasy Artworks by Houk
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2010 Calendar
symbolism – information provided by wikipedia:
Symbolism is the applied use of symbols: iconic representations that carry particular conventional meanings. The term "symbolism" is often limited to use in contrast to "representationalism"; defining the general directions of a linear spectrum - where in all symbolic concepts can be viewed in relation, and where changes in context may imply systemic changes to individual and collective definitions of symbols. "Symbolism" may refer to a way of choosing representative symbols in line with abstract rather than literal properties, allowing for the broader interpretation of a carried meaning than more literal concept-representations allow. A religion can be described as a language of concepts related to human spirituality. Symbolism hence is an important aspect of most religions. However, not all use it, but most do at some point in time.RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
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