Weaver
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Seth Weaver
United States
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Mark Weaver
United States
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John Weaver
United Kingdom
113 creative works found
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Digital Art: Entirely done with the computer mouse. Elderly Native American woman weaving a traditional basket. / / Note: All my digital art work is executed entirely with my mouse and Photoshop Elements’ brushes. It takes hours of concentration, patience and self control. Especially when the mouse wants to go right and you need it to go left! When this happens , I reluctantly leave my office and go for a stroll in my garden. / That usually takes care of the problem and then, I get back to work :)
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A Thank You to Seth Weaver
by Gary L. SuddathI’d like to thank Seth Weaver for dedicating one of his works to my granddaughter Brittany Parks.I’ve enjoyed Seth work which I feel is f…
I’d like to thank Seth Weaver for dedicating one of his works to my granddaughter Brittany Parks.I’ve enjoyed Seth work which I feel is fantastic,I’ve followed from when we were on a previous site….. to check his work out click here Seth Weaver He is one of the people on here that has encouraged her work and she takes to heart the comments he and others do put on her work.I think its great he would this and words don’t express how good it makes me feel.
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Oil on canvas, 2007, gift to Brother.
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Weaver
by Mark GermanSpeak in tongues and no one sees / Lies and misconceptions weaved / Wave your arms, a stunning dance / That sultry look and upward glance
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A Green-ant aka Weaver-ant (Oecophylla smaragdina ) on reconnaissance in tropical Far North Queensland, Australia. It is exploring some fallen leaves of the Beach Almond (Terminalia catappa ). Interesting behaviour resulted when they caught site of my lens, perhaps because of the reflection of themselves, or perhaps a reflection of the sun, or perhaps they perceived that it was a giant eye.
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flower woven
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possibly the only spider i don”t get the chills from. He’s so cute
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I did this with a regular no 2 pencil. Sometimes dreams are hard to follow, but we feel compelled nevertheless. We don’t always get our choice and have to go along with someone else’s desires. In our dreams we may recieve information both a blessing and a burden. I tried to give the impression that there were orbs of light floating down from the swan’s wings into the web and the dreamer with her hair compelled towards the spirit realm. The other figure, a swan maiden, is at peace in her silence and devotion.
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A weaver at the lakeside village of Santa Catarina Palopo – Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.
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This one is a rare specie of an Orb Weaver, called a Eriophora Heroine. / The Garden Orb Weavers build large, strong, vertical orb webs. Generally, the spider constructs its web in the evenings and takes it down again at dawn. The spider rests head-down in the centre of the web, waiting for prey. During the day, the spider rests on nearby foliage with its legs drawn under the body. Birds such as honeyeaters are common predators of these spiders. Flying insects such as flies, beetles and bugs (including large prey like cicadas), are common prey. Butterflies and day-active moths are sometimes caught but are partially protected from web entrapment by the presence of scales on their wings – these scales can be shed and this may allow the insect to struggle free of the sticky web
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THE WEAVER / Back and forth, to and fro / That’s how her daily work will go. / Peace and quiet, none to riot, / Everywhere is calm and quiet. -=doggerel by dayonda
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CAPTURED: GROENLAND GAME LODGE AND RESERVE: LOCATION: LIMPOPO PROVINCE, TOLWE, SOUTH AFRICA
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Multicolored digital abstract.
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Taken whilst on a trip down the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria THIS IS A PRINT ONLY VERSION THIS PIECE IS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE AS A: / • Canvas Print / • Framed Print / • Laminated Print / • Matted Print / • Mounted Print / • Poster
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Orchard Orb Weaver (Leucauge Venusta) / Only 2-3mm in length.
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Yes, it’s real name is Crab-Like Spiny Orb-Weaver! :)
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Individual conditions are a result of the web one weaves. /
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A nest built by green ants aka weaver ants (Oecophylla smaragdina ) in tropical Far North Queensland, Australia. This particular nest is made of living leaves of a noni tree (Morinda citrifolia) overhanging a beach, though green ants nest in all sorts of trees, ranging across a fair part of tropical asia. The nest is built as a communal effort, by webbing leaves together with silk. Here the construction technique I think can be made out—the leaf stem base is bridged to the main branch, then silk used to strap the leaf stem to this bridge, bringing the leaf gradually closer to the nest, until it touches and can be woven to the other leaves (yes, you have to use your imagination for this part). Many nests may exist dispersed through a single tree, and the ants have a painful sting, making this a primary hazard to anyone attempting to climb such trees.
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I am still playing with my new camera…I took this one today at my moms house. It is an Argiope orb weaver spider. I love these spiders because they have a beautiful skull on there backs. I plan on getting some better shots , just ran out of daylight after a busy work day…lol Please tell me what you think :)
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I haven’t drawn a canine in a very long time :)
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LOCATION CAPTURED: GROENLAND GAME LODGE, Tolwe, Limpopo Province, South Africa. / /
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