Transformer
878 creative works found
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Beached
by Helene KippertI’ve posted this one before, but I’m reposting because it’s disappeared into the bowels of the archive and I’ve just entered it in the wr…
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Water based oils on canvas. This Painting has been channelled as a vibrational healing tool. It raises the vibration for those viewers or those in close proximity due to the energy wavefield it creates. It has to do in particular with: Transformation and Transmutation: burning away the old energies and allowing in the new. Below is a channelled message that came through with this painting. Sun Bird / Metatron / Greetings to you all coming through the flames of change and transformation. Climbing ever higher. Throwing off the old baggage no longer needed……let it transmute. / Energy changes, moves, flows. Clear the channels, cleanse the field(Auric). Burn away the karmic issues no longer needed, no longer relevant in this new age, in this new energy, these new times. Stepping through the veil…able to traverse both sides, lighter, clearer, like transparent angels. No burdens to carry, only life to live. Life to love. Can you feel your lightness….your en- lighten- ment. / Breathe, Breathe, Breathe in and you are there. Stand in the flames feel them burn away the issues, the burdens, the pain. Like a smelting hot liquid cleansing off the slag. Leaving only the pure metal; the golden perfection left below. / And so it is.
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Water based oils on canvas Two hearts that beat as one / Above and below…....uni-son
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“She” by Lyuda. / www.lavrentyeva.com
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The next step… she had been waiting for an age, her whole life it seemed, and now she was ready… to take the next step
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Hand drawn in ink and reflected. Use it to calm your energy.
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ORIGINAL FOR SALE $650 plus P&H This is the third in the Transformation series. This particular mandala features butterflies and arum lilies encircled by lotus petals and is the final of the transformation trilogy – Creation, Trinity and Requiem. The three mandalas reflect the life cycle. Embrace it or not, the reality is that we are born, we live and then… we die. It is inescapable. Thus the third mandala in the series reflects upon the final transformation – death. It also celebrates the life and recent passing of my sons grandmother, one of the most amazing women friends I have ever had the honour of having in my life. I dedicate this to the memory of Shelagh Marsh – thank you for accepting me totally for who I am. Thank you for guiding me along lifes rocky pathways. Thank you for loving my son, your grandson unequivocally and absolutely. Thank you for the laughter, the love and the many glasses of champagne and sherry drunk over many years. Thank you for teaching me how to make Yorkshire Puds:) Thank you for being you. I will miss you with all my heart.
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Painting by © Lyden /\/\_
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Dwork
by Julie MarksWhen narratives are cut off, I also post them in the writing section. / Lillian, Molly’s grandwitch has been in her room preparing potions, spells and other Halloween specials for the most important night in / her life, Halloween. I woke up this morning to encounter the most peculiar creature. Molly ran in horrified to tell me that Lillian tuned Mikey into a Boglin, swampy bog creatures that most people are not familiar with. Molly has continued to annoy her “Granny” despite many warnings that she will use her power to turn her or her beloved Mikey into a bizarre creature. It is fortunate that as part of my graduate work, I studied the science of Bogology. May all future Bogologists learn from my experience and go on to discover new things about this most intelligent and fascinating species. However, you must beware not to poke your fingers through the bars. Without knowledge of the larger species (boglinus humungus), they can become very nasty and if provoked will bite off fingers of those who have no experience with this peculiar species. Today I observed Dwork’s behavior and it is possible that Boglins may be the “missing link” to Human Personalities! Could it be that long ago, Boglins taught us how to laugh and cry…even how to Love? Boglins have been observed in the United States and European Countries, particularily France. Molly os fortunate that Dwork is the kindest of the larger species and loves to joke around. Vlobb can be nasty although he is the smartest of the large boglins. The small boblins subspecies (boglinus minimus) are vulnerable and not dangerous. There are six small creatures, Squidge, Shlump, Shlurp, Sponk, Squawk and Squeel. Lillian has told Molly that this is only the beginning of her reign of terror and threat to her canine friends since she also is thinking of turning Olympia, her Italian Greyhound friend into Squawk, the nosiest of the subspecies that will awaken us and all our neighbors with her shrieks and endless squawking. I told Molly if she wants her boyfriend back, she has to stop asking Granny to keep playing tag since the old hag is too old for Molly’s exhuberance and high spirited behavior. I am afraid that Molly is unable to control her antics and Boblins who were once an unknown species may become front page news. I am so glad that in addition to my choosing a career as a Psychologist that I also am a Bogologist and may have enough knowledge to create the antidote to Lillian’s spell. Poor Mikey. At this point he is in his cage as you can see in my photo and is totally bewildered although he still has a tail that he uses to scoop up his food. The Boglins that I have studied pick up human traits very fast and despite their occassional aggressive behavior, they are typically very affectionate. However, it is important to remember, they do get upset if not returned to their boxes I have built for them until they adjust to their environment. Our situation is unusual since Dwork is in reality Mikey who wants to come out of his cage and sleep with his family. Molly licks him incessantly thinking that her remarkable affection will soothe him and hopefully return him to his original body as an English Setter. I do have a strange and amazing toy collection and my first experience with these great monstrous hand-puppets began in the late-80’s. It was love at first sight when I first saw Dwork on the shelf of one of my favorite toy stores. I had to have all three Drool, Vlobb and Dwork. Recently Slobster, a strange hybrid of a lobster joined our family. Children are not afraid of these alien beings and love to play with their rubbery faces to make the most amazing and funniest expressions. Since I lived with the Boglin family since the 1980’s when they were first discovered, I eventually had to be replace the old and tattered Boglins by bidding against other adult collectors (I thought I was the only nut) on ebay to replace the well worn originals. They don’t come up very often so I was vigilant not to pay outrageous sums and it took me close to a year to replace my collection. They have to be the creatures made for Mattell in 1986 by a mysterious company known as “Seven Towns.” There were so creepy, that they were incredibly cool and I was proud of my new “family.” that lived in cages in my closet. How was I supposed to know that Lillian can change dogs and people into Boblins? I guess I could have chosen a few people that we would be happier if they were not commiting horrible acts against mankind and could have certainly saved the stress and money I bid on ebay if I knew Lillian’s secret. The odd type of flexible rubber feels like skin and to add to the cool strange appearance, their hanging arms are disproportionate. If that is not enough, they all had demonic faces and strange, elongated tails. Some even have patches of hair, but that pales in comparision to their most frightening feature that has freaked poor Molly:glow in the dark eyes!! For those who know Sophie Shapiro on RB, / you might not know that among her healing paintings and deep understanding of paranormal phenomenon that Sophie is one of the world’s most noted scholars on Bogology and a noted colleague of mine. Although Sophie Shapiro may be humble about her ability to communicate with Boglin spirits, she is also known for her ability to catch Boglins in the wild where they were first discovered in the UK centuries ago. I’m not really sure when the Boblins turned to crime and ended up imprisioned in the cage you see in the photo. What really fascinated me was that the box clearly suggests that you could shovel “mud and other food” into the creature’s mouth. Do these fools eat mud? Most disturbing, don’t we carve out their stomach and intestinal track to make way for our hand-puppeteering? I noticed that Mikey still wants his dog food and the vet has given me a special food to keep him comfortable until I figure out how to outsmart that nasty, but clever witch Lillian. You have not met Wanda and later I will consult with her to learn more about shape-shifting. I will provide you with more photographs to understand these fascinating creatures. Almost poetic in their sheer atrocities, Boglins served a few purposes. Aside from delighting children, especially if they were lucky to have the Halloween special editiion Boglins like Bag o’ Bones for the fun/scare factor. After the 80’s the whole Boglin phenomenon went a little nuts when Snish and Slobster were discovered. These are a rare find today, but they took Boglins to a whole new level. Owning Slobster, I realize that someone realized that Boglins didn’t all necessarily have to look like gargoyles. They could look like mutant sea life too!! Be careful not to be fooled by the plastic fakes that came out in the 90’s as cheap versions of the real Boglins. And people say Mattel never makes thinking toys. Just wait until you meet my other Mattel toys that unlike the coveted Boglins were discontinued. The larger Boglins can go for more than 100+ on ebay, but with patience you can find them for about $40.00. I don’t have the rarer ones since these puppets got so in-depth;there were skull Boglins, Boglins with pink hairdos, even Boglins that glow in the dark completely. The Boglin/Human ratio by the time 1988 rolled around had to be at east 4:1. If you do a search on ebay, you might be fortunate to find one and help me with our family crisis. Looking at Mikey’s new face, I realize this is no way for an elegant dog to live. I took some pictures of Molly holding Dwork trying to lick him back to his adorable canine self to no avail. Lillian looks self-satisfied so it is up to me or any information this group has on this subject. Scholary published studies on swamp life may help my Mikey who has been unfairly punished. I hope I don’t wake up as Slobster!
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this began….”ONCE UPON A TIME” i liked her here and wanted to stop….and WANTED to do more. such is life
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Pre-visualization allowed me to become one with a forest of red pines and capture their vibrant living energy through this in camera creation. For me this image is the essence of becoming one with nature.
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Megatron
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envy
by Jessica TrempShe falls onto all fours
7 sins collaboration
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Disrupt
by Anthea SladeDon’t come near me unless you want to be disrupted. I will: Upturn a cliche and write it to a new form / Eradicate generalisation an…
Disrupt featured today in the fabulous Core (C.O.R.E) 27-2-09
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i welcome tomorrow listening to yesterday. .... all of the colors of the soul with love….for me the feeling of total calm…xx
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im a transformers baby … thats all i gotta say
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40×30 acrylic and oil on canvas in a private collection in california for all occasions, fineart products can be found here at redbubble and also at my zazzle fineart gallery below, if you like please visit
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lined movement shadow
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This was an every day pic of a tree and the sunset but I like what photoshop helped turn it into. :)
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The snake is one of the most archetypal symbols, a universal sign of healing, life, death, and rebirth. It is the epitome of transformation, and though often seen as a symbol of death, we forget that death is part of a larger cycle that includes rebirth. / Death in the TAROT, especially when depicted as a snake, does NOT in any way, shape, or form imply a physical death. However, it does indicate a transition, a shedding of the old so a new can be born, reflecting a kind of resurrection at play within our lives. / Snakes are amazing reptiles. From the moment they are born till the moment they die, they never stop growing. This is why they shed their skin; they’ve outgrown it. The snake’s shedding of skin reminds us that periodically we must shed what no longer fits or suits us. This cycle of death and rebirth, reflected in the shedding of skin, is often symbolized by the ouroborus, the ancient image of the snake swallowing its own tail, the symbol of the eternal cycle. / Before snakes shed their skin, the eyes cloud over, giving the snake a trancelike appearance. To ancient shamans, this indicated the ability of the snake to move between the realms of the living and the dead. When snake appears in our lives, it often reflects opening to new realms and awakening spirit contact. Like the snakes, these new realms and new spirit contacts often first raise their heads up during dreams. / Although snakes have two eyes, they do not see very well, relying on their sensitivity to vibrations and to smell. Do you trust what you see; trust what you feel? You will feel the changes arriving before actually recognizing them. / Snakes are also symbols of change and healing. They have speed and agility, so when snake comes into our life, the changes and transitions occur quickly and are soon recognized. Release any fears and do not resist the changes because they bring with them new expressions of creativity, wisdom and strength. When snake appears, we will find opportunities for shedding the old and resurrecting some part of our life. Photograph taken 7/29/2009 of a Western Rattlesnake after sunset with a flashlight, so that he may be dispatched elsewhere, unfortunately – with respect and reverance (he was a little too aggressive) he was killed, obviously not before this shot, just outside our front door. Daeth and all his friends – COLDPLAY
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