Transfusion
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blood transfusion…part two of the gamer series
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This work is inspired by a dream I had about a future in which there was a telepathic communications network of coloured light. I saw bright coloured streams of light flowing together in intersecting paths at the speed of.. well, light.
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I made this t-shirt design from my painting called Transfusion. You can see the original artwork here
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Think of it as a creature that was born from a melted pack of tropical Starbursts.
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pastel on paper
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Design by Sánchez 2008®
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In 2000, my ten year old son was diagnosed with a brain tumor. In total he has had 6 weeks of daily radiation, 28 months of chemo, 3 1/2 years of growth hormone therapy, and more MRI’s, tests, weekly blood counts, hair loss, surgeries, needle pokes, ophthalmology and oncology appointments, and blood transfusions than we can count. Last summer during a routine MRI it was discoverd his tumor was starting to grow again. It’s located on the optic chiasm, so the concern is that increased growth means more pressure on the optic nerves, and Jake is then at a greater risk for losing more of his vision. He is legally blind so saving what vision he has left is one of the most important things to us all. Last June he started chemo for a second time. The treatment plan was to end chemo in late fall, but his body has other plans. Due to allergic reactions to his chemotherapy drugs, his treatment ended several months early. All we could do were MRI’s every three months to check the growth. Only time would tell if Jake would benefit from the months of chemo he had. The next few scans showed the tumor was stable and had no new growth. For now we are holding it at bay! The good news is that Jake’s blood counts are back to normal, he’s full of energy, and normal 17 year old sarcasm. He is a straight A senior and is on his way to college next fall to study film. His dream is to become a movie director. If someone close to you has cancer, now is the time to take a stand and keep hope alive! Advocate for those you love and tell cancer we’re not gonna take it anymore! This is their year to conquer. Together we can kick cancer’s butt for good!
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to all the hearts that need a little supportive therapy… we all need a little transfusion of Love every now and then to flush the fear away…. / Apophysis 2.08 – 7000×7000px thanks for the look, my friends! Serious Fun Studios ~ fractal art images and products Fractal Art Prints & Products by SBricker @ Zazzle fractal art by SBricker @ devientART
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Fractal Art is a fascinating and exciting art form, integrating the best of abstract shapes and subtle layered colors with recursive, kaleidoscopic textured patterns. While fractals are computationally generated from mathematical formulas, it takes a fractal artist to make a myriad of design decisions to coax out a beautiful image hidden in the swirling spirals of the geometry. These images look great on a dorm wall, a corporate office or gracing the mantle above your fireplace at home. The bigger the image, the more details are visible. At once both organic and industrial, fractal images are infinitely enjoyable. See – your teachers told you math would be important later in life, right? :)
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Transfusion Upper Provo River Falls / Uinta Mountains, Utah, USA Nikon D80 / ISO 200 / 1/5second F22<br />18-135 85mm
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Ballerina in boots needs extra sustanance to regain strength. Did she have too much fun at her rave? Too much fun pencil drawing by Davis © copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved / You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without the express consent of TheSonTheArtist
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