Urban work
236 creative works found
-
Part of a series on Chapel Street Personalities and friends. Down the Windsor end of Chapel. I wanted them to be themselves, so i could hopefully see some of ‘them’ as i knew them, in the images. / They work for me, as i do see them in the images.
-
64?
by ian waltonPart of a series on Chapel Street Personalities and friends. Down the Windsor end of Chapel. I wanted them to be themselves, so i could hopefully see some of ‘them’ as i knew them, in the images. / They work for me, as i do see them in the images.
-
Hmm
by ian waltonPart of a series on Chapel Street Personalities and friends. Down the Windsor end of Chapel. I wanted them to be themselves, so i could hopefully see some of ‘them’ as i knew them, in the images. / They work for me, as i do see them in the images.
-
Had a little play with the processing of the B&W film on these two.
-
Tro
by ian waltonHad a little play with the processing of the B&W film on these two.
-
A business man in a suit treds lighly over the gravel pondering the days work.
-
a simple image that appealed on my way to work one morning. I like its graphic quality.
-
Spectator watching fireworks on Guy Fawkes Night at Southbank, London, UK / Commended in Travel Photographer of the Year 2006 Festival Category
-
Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast.
-
Where I work now.
-
Off too work~
-
Heres an example how the image looks like with one of the framing options. Click on the buy/preview to see more.
-
A old farm tractor in the field…
-
Shanghai’s Nanjin road window cleaners about 10 stories up.
-
This mural was created sporadically over the course of a couple months at work during my 15 minute breaks. It represents my shifting state of mind from mid-August to mid-October 2008. That time in my life was sort of a rebirth for me, and I felt like commemorating it by drawing it. This piece was all done in ballpoint pen on the back of six old 8.5”x11” coverage sheets destined for the recycle bin, which I salvaged and taped together. My method was essentially the same as for my other Accretions: just sit down and draw without a plan, letting the images come and flow into one another. As always, I later scanned in the image and painted it in Adobe Photoshop CS3. Some of the artifacts of the tape and whatnot are still visible in the final piece, as a reminder of how it was constructed.
-
A courtyard in inner city Dublin. These blocks of flats are more than a century old. I like to imagine all the lives that have played out here over the decades. / This image was taken on a vintage film camera and some minor grain or scratches might occur on the print. They all add to its charm.
-
Two Girls (Earth Day at Humboldt Park – Chicago, IL 2007) A New Beginning. With all of the budget cuts in the arts and culture, soon our children will not have access to early arts education, something that was once simply a way of life for some, in our past civilizations. With a focus on creating art that is good for our environment, utilizing recyclable materials, and with a focus on collaboration and tolerance, I am committed to providing this access to our youth, because a world without creativity can be a dull and often dark place for a child. peace…
-
Locked in, she looked lonely to me, amidst the people freely roaming on Fremont Street in Las Vegas, Nevada.
-
Sanlitun, Beijing, March 2008. Lumix DC-LC1
-
Empty offices in Huyton, Liverpool.
-
An industrial estate in Bolton on a Sunday.
-
Industrial estate, Bolton.
RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
You can buy their stuff
On stunning greeting cards, awesome t-shirts or beautiful prints to hang on your walls.
Risk Free Returns
It’s really simple. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason, we’ll fix it.
About RedBubble
Since February 2007 we’ve shipped over 333,600 items to more than 70 countries around the world.
Join In
Sign up for your free account, upload your work, join some groups and share your creative genius with the world.