Travail
13 creative works found
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A working bee and a blooming thistle. / / Une abeille travailleuse et un chardon en fleur.
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guess which popular work inspired me with this piece! / Surprise awaits you! vectored in Adobe Illustrator.
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guess which popular work inspired me with this piece! / Surprise awaits you! / vectored in Adobe Illustrator CS Pronunciation: / \trə-ˈvāl, ˈtra-ˌvāl\ / Function: / noun / Etymology: / Middle English, from Anglo-French, from travailler to torment, labor, journey, from Vulgar Latin *trepaliare to torture, from Late Latin trepalium instrument of torture, from Latin tripalis having three stakes, from tri- + palus stake — more at pole / Date: / 13th century 1 a: work especially of a painful or laborious nature : toil b: a physical or mental exertion or piece of work : task effort c: agony torment2: labor parturition
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by Variance Collections(En français -> lire plus bas) Creations Aimelle is offering different services from artistic photography (pure and postworked) and ...
(En français -> lire plus bas) Creations Aimelle is offering different services from artistic photography (pure and postworked) and digital art to designers and individuals… for home decoration or commercial needs. 3 ways to get what you want: 1° Different collections are offered (and growing with new additions frequently) having variation of colors from the same subject/composition. You can quickly select the color version you prefer in any of them or ask for a specific color if it is not offered yet. Please send your request to creationsaimelle[@]gmail.com titled request in the subject field. 2° Exclusive creations are done for your specific needs. / Photography or digital art from your personalized request will give you the opportunity of showing off a unique picture/artwork on your wall. / Simply send your request with those specifications; theme/subject, colors and style at creationsaimelle[@]gmail.com titled exclusive in the subject field. subject to approval 3° Art vivant © You want to offer an original gift to someone you love ? or you want to keep a special and unique souvenir of someone you cherish ? / I offer an exclusive digital creation done from a precious photo of yours turned into a mandala art style picture has to show people, animals or nature as the main subject; all things alive only / You can also immortalize any special moments of your family (marriage, birth, graduation of your child, ...) turned into an amazing artwork ! / The perfect gift to show your love at many occasions; Valentine’s day, Christmas, birthdays, Birth,... / Surprise those you love ! Send your request at creationsaimelle[@]gmail.com titled artvivant including a small preview of the picture you want the work done from (300 to 500 pixels on one side) with colors desired. A reply will be sent to you shortly with all the specific information needed and delay, shipping & pricing details, if approved. / Many different results are sent to you to choose from. So you can simply select the one you prefer among them -or many It will be a pleasure to hear from you ! / Aimelle~ p.s. / the gallery will be offering more work soon and always be growing . come back often ^^ / / — / Traduction en français … à venir très bientôt !
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The basic pose was inspired by some painting, or whatever it was, called something like ‘The Forsaken’. It was of a boy elf (I think) with a sword, who was growing into a tree. This is not a boy, or elf, there is no sword and she is not growing into a tree, but merely resting against it. The style is not at all the same, either. The character may just be the princess from my stories, or she might not be. That’s between her and you, really. Personally, I think she is some other princess, maybe the one who becomes Queen Ardeliah; but, who am I to argue with royalty?
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Windows Vista
by ArlettaSo, my CD player disappeared, completely. This was after I uninstalled some things, so, I thought – appaently, foolishly- that I had unin…
So, my CD player disappeared, completely. This was after I uninstalled some things, so, I thought – appaently, foolishly- that I had uninstalled the wrong thing or more. I did a System Restore and all was well. My ‘D’ Drive was back and I went off to do my work, secure in the knowledge that I’d be saving my art to disk, again, in no time. Ah, but, not so! For when I went to do so, I found that the ‘D’ Drive had gone off for holiday, again. This time, though i had uninstalled some things, I was quite sure that I hadn’t uninstalled anything that could remotely relate to that particular function. I mentioned it to Dad and he told me that this is something WIndows Vista is known for, and it’s why he switched to Linux. Fine and dandy for him, but, I don’t have spare OS files of every sort just laying about waiting for me to use! I went to look up the problem and how to fix it. Now, there was someone who said there is a Registry Fix, and they gave it, saying that all you had to do was import it and all would be well. Oh goody! Import it where and how, though? That was the mystery! I went to Microsoft and they told me how to fix my problem on Windows XP. Err. .. Eventually, they told me how to fix it on Windows Vista, as well. So, I went to regedit and did all the appropriate things. Found out I had to log on to a different account, even though the Administrator had used their password to give me permission to change things about. I know! I was there! In more than one capacity! So, I logged on and found my way back to the proper place. I even remembered to save a copy of the instructions in a place where I could find it, to make sure it was the proper place, and the URL, too. You would have been so proud! Then I did all the proper things, and I know, because I opened the file to check! Finally, I restarted the computer (technically, one of the proper things to do), logged in again, and … I had two ‘D’ Drives showing. No, I am not kidding! That issue resolved itself, after a wee while, though. Now, however, my volume control is gone! Fortunately, I had it set to a sound level where music and such can be heard, but, where it is not painful to the tired-headed among us. I would like my volume control back, though. Anyone seen it? It’s light gray, usually, and slides up and down in the middle! .................................................................................. Update: One reboot = no volume bar; 2 reboots = volume bar!
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Found this one on the back of an old Dump Truck.
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Dans le métro de Montréal, sans regarder, avec la caméra déposée sur mon avant-bras et le déclencheur à distance sans fil. Going Back Home / In the Montreal subway, with the camera on my forearm, without looking, using a wireless shutter release.
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Putting your heads together helps to find a solution much faster. Also known as “cooperation”. Even younger kids can do it. Taken in a small rural village near Rennes in the Ille & Vilaine, Brittany, France. / / /
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Image captured in a rural village in Laos. Laos was a French colony at the start of the 20th century. It was a union of two former kingdoms, Luang Prabang and Vientiane. The French administered it as a territory within the protectorate of French Indo-China. After World War II, French Indo-China was divided up into three independent countries within the French Union: Cambodia, Laos (independent on 1949-07-19), and Vietnam. FEATURED IN THE WOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER GROUP ON OCT. 22/09 FEATURED IN THE MULTI-RACIAL BEAUTY GROUP ON OCT. 30/09
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