Voodoo
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Read all about this character and all the rest of the “Lighter Side of Dark’ gang in the new series by Paul Rees-Jones and Shannon Rene’ Justice! Available for purchase online! Molly the Lil Witch, A Heidi for Oscar by Paul Rees-Jones Well You have heard the tale of Molly the witch, / And the doll folk she made in a pinch. The story doesn’t end quite there, / Cause Oscar needed someone fair. Molly’s heart went out to her lovesick little man, / She asked Oscar to put some stuffing in her hand. She used it to make a wonderful girl, / With a cute smile and hair without curls. She called her Heidi and Oscar just stared, / Molly could see how much he cared. Ophelia, was not too impressed / To her this girl was a complete mess. Already she saw her brother’s love show, / Unfortunately for Heidi, she had to go. Ophelia worked out 22 tries, / knowing one would spell that Heidi’s demise. and so we shall wait and see what transpires, / As Ophelia prepares balloons, pits, spikes, and fires.
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Though word about her odd and deadly mating rituals is getting around, she never seems to be in short supply of volunteers.
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Read all about this character and all the rest of the “Lighter Side of Dark’ gang in the new series by Paul Rees-Jones and Shannon Rene’ Justice! Available for purchase online! For more awesome ‘Lighter Side of Dark’ products, please click Here!
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Model: Inge van Geel / Photogrpahy: Marloes van Geel / Editing: Marloes van Geel
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voodoo series part one…
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the first of my voodoodle range, a little devil called Neville. / more to come!
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acrylic on canvas
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Photograph. Oylmpus FE-100.
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A macro shot (80-200 and extension tube) of a crocus flower with a small metal candle holder (the face), shot early in the morning, when shadows from nearby shrubs looked interesting. I tried to get just the stamens in focus and the shadow on the left to look like a figure with a distended belly. I attempted to make the whole effect slightly menacing – a contrast between innocence and evil. Velvia, Nikon F4, scan.
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Early painting with enamel on board… self portrait.
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I am liquorice allsorts, minus the pink
by bellmuskerI went from Barbie / to Medusa / in one quick fall
For the joyous Lucky, who pulled these words out of me, and made me dream of lime green clogs & the deity of candy: I am the blood red spine with the bruised tailbone / I am coconut rice with extra lime leaves / I am the Medusa snarl with blue tangles / I am ink in blood and pen in hand / I am liquorice allsorts minus the pink / I am Bodie and Doyle with winged collars / And I am no longer afraid / of the dark For the photo theme of the June Melbourne Writers’ Meeting
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Its a fun T-shirt design with a little twist; a parody in fact. / Why not take a look through my other t-shirt designs which includes designs like the one below. /
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The head hunters really let their standards drop on these three.
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A delightfully cute harbinger of icy death. He’s so cool!
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A companion piece to our very popular Doors of New Mexico poster, this grande dame of a poster will look fantastic anywhere in your home. Like a walk through the French Quarter, you’ll find all kinds of fun and mystery in these beautiful photos featuring colorful, washed out, or just plain fascinating porches and doors.
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Music to Digital Art: / Voodoo I’m not the one who’s so far away / When I feel the snake bite enter my veins / Never did I wanna be here again / And I don’t remember why I came Candles raise my desire / Why I’m so far away / No more meaning to my life / No more reason to stay / Freezin’, feelin’ / Breathin’, breathin’ / I’m coming back again
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Copyright Derek Shockey 2008. ”... now I must admit / though it hurt a bit / I got used to it… / and it thrilled me / we fell in love on a bed of nails / and her lovin’ almost killed me / now it ain’t that I’m religious / but I’m holy and she’s wicked! / when the sun goes down / and the moon comes out.. / come on, scream it! vooodoo! ... gimme yo’ voodoo… / vooooooo-dooooooo…” - HAWKINS
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