Weeks
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Todd Weeks
Canada
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Mike Weeks
United Kingdom
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Kara Weeks
Australia
1813 creative works found
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Work exhibited in the Visual Arts Association Group Exhibition ‘Four Seasons’, held Cairns Regional Gallery, Qld. / The exhibition theme was inspired by the Vivaldi’s music ‘The Four Seasons’. Mixed media – archival black ink, acrylic, collage – paper painted, mono & screen-printed, drawing, photo; screen-printed cotton fabric, carpet material; on canvas. Background: I had been working individually on art compositions relative to my passion to interpret music, rhythm, movement and energy through the use of formal visual art elements ie. line, colour, tone, shape, texture and art media. The interpretation of any music requires one’s senses to hear and feel, absorb sound and energies, to internalize and contemplate, as apposed to recording information seen/perceived through the eyes from the physical ‘outer’ world. One has to create and interpret a visionary abstract, from a pure transitional and spiritual sensual state, from one’s own internal environment, the knowledge, understanding and experience one brings to canvas for the moments of manifestation. I jumped at the chance when this exhibition theme came up. Also I am much inspired by Kandinsky and his work, a long time favourite art philosopher and mentor. ....................................... /
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Turkmenian Eagle Owl this Beauty is only 17 weeks old ! ........ (-: Very large owl with prominent ear tufts and vivid orange eyes, with a deep resonant “ooh-hu” with emphasis on the first syllable. From Europe across Russia to Pacific, South to Iran, Pakistan across to China and Korea, Mainly remote rocky areas, river valleys, ravines, quarries etc. also open forest, Taiga, steppe and semi desert. Eats mainly mammals from shrews up to foxes and young deer. Also a wide range of birds, reptiles and amphibians. Rare or uncommon through most of its range. Becoming very scarce in parts of Europe.
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He must be on a diet…....really…..:) / Quotation: Totie Fields.
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The Stag was once drinking from a pool and admiring the noble figure he made there. “Ah,” said he, “where can you see such noble horns as these, with such antlers! I wish I had legs more worthy to bear such a noble crown; it is a pity they are so slim and slight.” At that moment a Hunter approached and sent an arrow / whistling after him. Away bounded the Stag, and soon, by the aid of his nimble legs, was nearly out of sight of the Hunter; but not noticing where he was going, he passed under some trees with branches growing low down in which his antlers were caught, so that the Hunter had time to come up. “Alas! alas!” cried the Stag: We often despise what is most useful to us
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Hamish, a 9 week old, Tricolour Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy. “Whoever said you can’t buy happiness forgot about puppies.” / —Gene Hill Camera: Canon EOS 350D with Canon EFS 17-85mm lens 2541 views up to 24th December, 2009 / Favorited by 39 people up to 25th December, 2009 Featured in Cats Ands Dogs Group on 15th November 2008 Runner Up in Cats And Dogs Group Challenge ‘Sitting Pretty’ on 2nd December 2008 Featured in Cats And Dogs Group on 2nd December 2008 Featured in Happy Haven Group on 2nd March 2009 Placed in the Top Ten of The Mood And Ambience Challenge ‘Things That Make You Go Aahhh’ on 23rd March 2009 Featured in the Man’s Best Friends Group on 18th May, 2009 Equal Second in the Man’s Best Friends Challenge ‘Puppies’ (84 entries) on 18th May 2009 Placed Fourth in the Paws And Claws Challenge ‘Dogs Or Cats ‘One Or More Features’ (76 entries) on 24th May 2009 Featured in the PhoDOGraphy Group on 10th June, 2009 Placed Third in the Toys Are Us Challenge ‘August Avatar’ on 1st August 2009 Placed in the Top Ten of the A Place To Call home Challenge ‘All Creatures Great & Small’ (118 entries) on 3rd August, 2009 Placed Fourth in the Pets Are Us Challenge ‘Precious Puppies’ (57 entries) on 29th August, 2009 Placed in the Top Ten of the Canon v Nikon Challenge ‘Your Beautiful Pets (57 entries) on 4th September, 2009 Placed in the Top Ten of the PawsN Claws Challenge, ‘5 Or More Features’ on 10th September, 2009 Featured in the Just Fun Group on 27th November, 2009 WINNER of the Just FunChallenge ‘Cutest Pet’ on 6th December, 2009 Featured on the Just Fun Group Home Page on 6th December, 2009 WINNER of the Cards, Animals And Pets Challenge ‘That’s Why We Love Them’ on 7th December, 2009 Featured in the Puppies Only Group on 7th December, 2009 Placed in the Top Ten in the Pets Are Us Challenge ‘Outdoor Capture’ (79 entries) on 11th December, 2009 © Copyright 2008 Jenny Brice – All Rights Reserved / www.jennybrice.com Hamish looks great on a card, in a frame or as a poster! Or you can view/buy a Calendar of Hamish and his friends. / Click on the Calendar to view the photos for all the months. /
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Here is a collection of my Santa & Christmas Series. / / Hau’oli Lanui…...........Happy Holidays / May All Your Wishes come true.
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Decided this is the work that means the most…so I am starting this site, with this shot. / 2 shots merged. One taken 2 wks before 911, across from the World Trade Center. The other is a mirror shot of my daughter the week she turned 10 yrs old. / / Merged a Photo of my daughter with her father, 2 wks before 911, / and a mirror shot of her taken at 10 yrs of age. A reminder of how close we came to being in NY that day. And how fortunate I am to have my daughter.
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For Print Please Contact Me Directly Idealism Creation Date: 4.23.09 Resource Credits: Model: / Marcus J. Ranum / (photographer) JLStock / baikal-stock / unholy-stock / dollieflesh-stock / vallendesterstock / fallen-again-stock Textures: / Geek-Stock / GrandeOmbre-Stock / amptone-stock Ash Sivils © 2007-2009 No Derivative Works — You may not alter, transform, or / build upon this work in any shape way or form unless you / gain a waiver from me, not a representative. You may not / import, export, print, redistribute or claim as your personal / work. You may not sell this art or assign right to others, all / images are copyrighted please respect those rights.
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Featured in the LMAO Art group / Featured in the Your Accepted group / Featured in the Baby Animal group 8 week old African Lion cub in captivity Cheshire UK Shot with Canon 1D mk3 Indoors in dark room from behind wired enclosure ISO 2500
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...but I’m home now, and things still look the same. / ~ Dido ‘Sand in my Shoes’
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YEAH!! 17 FEATURES IN LAST TWO WEEKS!!!
by Scott d'AlmeidaTHANK YOU ONCE AGAIN TO EVERYONE IN REDBUBBLE FOR CONTINUING TO SHOW SO MUCH FANTASTIC SUPPORT FOR MY WORK. IT MAKES ME FEEL SO HUMBLED A…
THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN TO EVERYONE IN REDBUBBLE FOR CONTINUING TO SHOW SO MUCH FANTASTIC SUPPORT FOR MY WORK. IT MAKES ME FEEL SO HUMBLED AND PROUD WITH EVERY FEATURE AND A FURTHER THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO TAKES THE TIME TO STOP BY AND TAKE A LOOK AT MY WIDER PORTFOLIO. YOU ALL ROCK! MILLENNIUM PARK IN CHICAGO was featured in STYLE! CLASS! ELEGANCE! / / ST MARKS FLOOD IN B/W was featured in POSTCARD STYLE / / STAIRWAY was featured in THE ART OF INTRIGUE / / UNDER THE BRIDGE IN B/W was featured in ALL COUNTIES WETLANDS and in STYLE ELEGANCE! / / BIG BEN NIGHT BUS was featured in THE ART OF INTRIGUE / / FLIGHT CONTROL was featured in POINT AND SHOOTERS and in COLOR AND LIGHT / / STREET REFLECTION was featured in REFLECTIONS IN BUILDINGS / / ALIEN FLOWERS 10 was featured in ALL ABOUT FLOWERS / / CHICAGO SUNRISE was featured in NEIGHBORHOODS! / / HOLY CONSTRUCTION was featured in DIMENSIONS / / HISTORICAL FRAMEWORK was featured in YOUR MAGIC PLACE / / FLOODED ST MARKS SQUARE was featured in YOUR MAGIC PLACE / / UNDER THE BRIDGE was featured in GOING COASTAL / / NIGHT LIGHTS TO SEE THEM SHINE was featured in ALL COUNTRIES WETLANDS / THANKS SO MUCH TO EVERYONE!!!!!!!!
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Mr Baxter's Picture of the Week
by Mr BaxterHello World! Welcome to Mr Baxter’s Picture of …
Hello World! Welcome to Mr Baxter’s Picture of the Week. Each and every Monday I shall peruse the last seven days of images and find one that catches my eye, then post it here, write about it and even link to it from my Twitter account. The winning image will be on sale at a 0% markup for the week, and any sales generated in that time will get the artist double the earnings in RedBubble vouchers at a standard 30% markup. They will also receive a special commemorative certificate and of course exposure, not the sort that gets you arrested though. / / —-—-—- Picture of the Week Champion – Week One – aspenrock Would you just look at this marvellous collection of black and white pixels, even devoid of colour the story is so strong. And none of it is even in the picture, it’s really all about what’s happening outside the door. Is there a fight going on? Some dancing goats? A Formula 1 pit stop? We’ve no idea, but it draws us in and tears at our minds. She’s Jules Winnfield staring into Marsellus Wallace’s briefcase. Books have been written on this unseen. It’s emotive and silent, but leaves me clawing for answers. Good Work AspenRock. —-—-—-- Go and show her your love. Regards, Mr Baxter – Executive Officer of Writing Fine Words About Fine Pictures —-—-—-- Follow my every exciting move on Twitter. / And add me to your watchlist.
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Mr Baxter's T-Shirt of the Week - Part Two
by Mr BaxterHello World! Yes, it’s Wednesday AGAIN, so it …
Hello World! Yes, it’s Wednesday AGAIN, so it must be T-Shirt of the Week. Every seven days I’ll take a gander at the recent uploads of tees and find one that catches my eye, then post it here, write about it and even link to it from my Twitter account. The winning shirt will be on sale at a 0% markup for the week, and any sales generated in that time will get the artist a 60% margin in RedBubble vouchers. They will also receive a special commemorative certificate and of course fame, not the sort that sends you crazy though. / / —-—-—- T-Shirt of the Week Champion – Week Two – seanseen This has that wonderful and unique feel of being made with a human hand and a pencil. Well I mean it shouldn’t be unique, most of us have hands and pencils, but sometimes it feels that way. / Seriously, look at that turntable, it really has no idea where it’s perspective is, how marvellous, I wish my turntable looked like that, and it’s playing a yellow vinyl. What could it be? The re-release of Yellow Submarine? The special edition of The Velvet Underground and Nico? Who knows, but what on earth are you doing upstairs? Get down there and cut some moves across your 1968 Ege Rya shag-pile rug. Or just go and see who’s fiddling with your record collection. / / A well placed, well coloured and nicely styled drawing. Good Work Seanseen. —-—-—-- / Now go show him some love. More work from seanseen: / Regards, Mr Baxter – Inspector General of Writing Mighty Adjectives About Mighty Shirts —-—-—-- Follow my every exciting move on Twitter. / And add me to your watchlist.
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Well since we last looked in on Lil’ Bit… he had made a trip to Best Friends Haven For Animals…started going through training to become a house dog and not a wild aggressive little Taco dog! / All was going well and then the little rascal decided to follow his nose one day and disappeared into the desert for over 5 hours. He was gone in a blink of an eye and no way could a person find this foxy little guy…especially in 110 degree heat…needless to say it was a tense 5 hours and we just had to hope for the best… They told us at Best Friends that it would be hard to break this habit of ranging out, following his nose and neutering was of the utmost priority. It had become a survival instinct even if he had a full bowl of food. He had pretty much gone “Native” during the months he had survived in the wilds of the desert…a huge challenge on our part to take this habit in check. / The very next day he was scheduled to have the neuter opperation..my husband says that he ran away on purpose…wanted to keep his little bag a jewels…LOL!! Well… he did return but upon very careful inspection…standing back and out of range of his huge teeth…it appeared that he had been mauled by a really big animal or a Hawk had tried to pick him up and carry him away. There were 5-6 puncture wounds across his lower back, hips and thighs. / It was going to be impossible to tend to him..he was in a heightened state of aggression and badly wounded. So fast forward to today…he has survived (how I don’t know) as he would allow no one to get close to him for the last three weeks…I would set food down and back away and he would eat every last bit…was drinking water and we would see him maybe twice a day come out from under this huge storage chest in our garage. No signs of rabies and no signs of infection …once again it is truly a miracle this little dog has survived yet another monumental life and death event. He does come in the house now…he still stays well away from myself and my husband…but I will catch him like this capture…from under his blanket just staring at me… / Lil’ Bit and I had became very close…he sat in my lap most every day while I was either at my drawing board or computer. / He his SLOWLY coming around…the pain of what happend to him must have been horrific…I could only offer soothing words and all the water and food (with ground up baby aspirin) he could eat… / Thanks for taking the time to read…send some good thoughts to Lil’Bit…
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Mr Baxter's Picture of the Week - Part Three
by Mr BaxterHello World! Because I am a man of routine, it’...
Hello World! Because I am a man of routine, it’s Picture of the Week time again. Every seven days I’ll peruse the recent image uploads and find one that catches my eye, then post it here, write about it and even link to it from my Twitter account. The repetitive but informative bit: / The winning image will be on sale at a 0% markup for the week, and any sales generated in that time will get the artist a 60% margin in RedBubble vouchers. They will also receive a special commemorative certificate and of course exposure, not the sort that gets you arrested though. / / —-—-—- Picture of the Week Champion – Week Three – Matthew Parsons This is crazy, a muted ‘70s postcard, an abstract shape lovefest and a still from a Tim Burton movie rolled into one, with some subtle vignetting to draw you to the eyes. Not that you really need it, they’re MASSIVE. What is that thing? A tug boat? Tug boat builders in Canada have the sort of comedy streak we need to see in our politicians. And in the corner, ‘La Petite’, surely some fine irony. Love the crop, love the angles, love the colour, love the surrealism. That’s a lot of love. Great eye Matthew. —-—-—-- More work from Matthew. / Go show your appreciation. Regards, Mr Baxter – Executive Officer of Writing Fine Words About Fine Pictures —-—-—-- Follow my every exciting move on Twitter. / And add me to your watchlist.
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Mr Baxter's T-Shirt of the Week - Part Thr3
by Mr BaxterHello World! Yet again, Wednesday is upon us. E…
Hello World! Yet again, Wednesday is upon us. Every seven days I’ll take a gander at the recent uploads of tees and find one that catches my eye, then post it here, write about it and even link to it from my Twitter account. The winning shirt will be on sale at a 0% markup for the week, and any sales generated in that time will get the artist a 60% margin in RedBubble vouchers. They will also receive a special commemorative certificate and of course fame, not the sort that sends you crazy though. / / —-—-—- T-Shirt of the Week Champion – Week Three – blakeus This is a beautiful illustration, it reminds me of a Ronald Searle drawing, and that’s no mean feat. My memory is not what it once was and he was a huge talent. Look at Josie dancing there, her hair not pestered by trifles like ‘gravity’, trailing her stuffed companion and a balloon that thinks it’s a flower. Or vice versa. This has a timeless quality that makes you think of summer and your childhood, when you didn’t have to worry about mortgages. I’ve no idea where the island it, perhaps it’s in her head, or her pocket. You should illustrate some children’s books I reckon. Good Work Blakeus. —-—-—-- / Now go show some love. More work from blakeus: / Regards, Mr Baxter – Inspector General of Writing Mighty Adjectives About Mighty Shirts —-—-—-- Follow my every exciting move on Twitter. / And add me to your watchlist.
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The Week That Was
by communityIt’s been another busy week on the bubble. Thanks to this inspirational journal...
It’s been another busy week on the bubble. Thanks to this inspirational journal by bubbler Lynn Moore we have declared a Community Love In! We think it would be utterly brilliant if everyone took a moment to pen down their thoughts in a journal on how Redbubble has made a difference to your life. We want to read them! So be sure to tag your journal with redbubblelove and next week we will feature a few of the most inspirational stories. This week we’ve also picked up tips on everything from selective colouring to finding buyers for your art. Here are just a few things that happened this week … We admired work from these new bubblers: Philip Johnson got some great advice on pricing your work Sarah Moore warmed up for the launch of Red Door Creative next Friday Scott Robinson asked us to help him make bad art Prasad gave us some tips on selective colouring in Photoshop Robin Taylor wrote not one but FOUR journals featuring advice on Finding Buyers Karin Taylor asked if art is an optional extra Mr Baxter wants you to shout at him about new talent. You’ll have to shout really loud though, he is a little hard of hearing today ;) Our imaginative group hosts launched oodles of challenges including: Fairy Lights in The Woman Photographer group Self in Black and White in the Self as Other group Little Black Dress in the Bubble Boutique group Parrot Portrait in the Parrots Only group Black & White Moments in the Mood & Ambience group Postcard Europe in the à EUROPA! group You can view all the challenges that are currently accepting entries over here. So over to you. What did you get up to this week?
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Weekly Wrap Up
by RedBubbleEach week we post a weekly wrap up from the Community account, celebrating the big news and t…
Each week we post a weekly wrap up from the Community account, celebrating the big news and the little wins we’ve spotted around RedBubble that week. If you’d like to get these delivered straight to your activity monitor then just add Community to your watchlist. If there was one theme for the week it is the importance of getting out and about engaging not only with the RedBubble community but the people down your street (virtual or otherwise). This week was so jam packed we thought we’d post from the RedBubble account for a change. Here’s a peek at just some of the action: We admired works from these new bubblers: We kicked off the week with a mammoth t-shirt sale. UK artist Rubyred’s latest t-shirt design was featured on the mother of all US t-shirt blogs, Tcritic by Karl Long. Romanian designer Apasun and UK designer Reece Ward also got a mention on UK t-shirt blog hideyourarms.com. / / / Rhys McDonald was interviewed for the Cult of Pop website. Scott Robinson was also featured recently so we think they might have a thing for RedBubble t-shirt artists! Ross Ford and Derek Stewart were featured in US publication, The Artist’s Magazine. You can read the article here. Opening night of Red Door Creative Galleries went off with a bang. If you have a Facebook account, you can imagine you were there as Sleek Images has posted a time lapse video of the launch: / / Ingz was approached by an Australian interior designer asking if she could use an image for her website and Peter Dudley was featured in his local paper, the Sun City News. Thanks to the wonders of the intertron, you can read the full article here. . Flic Manning shared 3 tips to plan and write your book and Craig Goldsmith channelled his artistic talents towards supporting a friend in need. Miron Abramovici announced his exhibition at THE GALLERY in the Summit Free Public Library, New Jersey from August 1 through September 31, 2009. Martin introduced RedBubble artists to the TEDGlobal conference in Oxford and popped into the Saatchi Gallery on his way home only to be confused by plastic wrapping and packing tape (Mr Baxter would have loved it!) / Image from TedGlobal Conference photostream on Flickr And last but not least, Mr Baxter selected another well deserving buyers’ booth winner and also received a rather interesting parcel from an anonymous admirer. / / So over to you … What creative adventures did you get up to this week?
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This youngster took to the water without Mum- and was paddling around happily- taken at Abbotsbury Swannery -Dorset back in June – when we had a Summer!! Taken with a Fuji S2000HD Finepix compact Camera! Featured in the group ‘Dorset-England’-September 2009 / Selected as the Pic of the week for the Compact Group-and making me Featured Artist for that week – September 2009
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10/2/09 ~ Featured in Squirrels and Chipmunks ~ Thank you ♥ / Chippy is still stocking up…. he usually disappears in early November so he has about 6 weeks til hibernation! This was taken the evening of 9/20/09 on my back porch. His fur looked so soft and pretty. I added a few acorns that just began falling from our oak trees. Chippy loves them as much as peanuts and hazelnuts. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi / F stop: F/5.0 Exposure: 1/200 sec. Focal length: 100.0 mm / Flash fired, Shutter speed (Tv): 7.6 / Very minor editing and cropping See Chippy’s 2010 Calendar: / CHIPMUNK ADVENTURES / . CLICK TO SEE MORE CHIPPY PICTURES / / . CLICK TO SEE CHIPPY’S SUMMER ADVENTURES album on Webshots WHO ME? / / . / NUTTY BUDDY / / . / HALF-LOADED / / . / WELCOME SPRING / / . / STREEEETCH / 6 WEEKS TIL HIBERNATION / .
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Being Thirteen
by JaneSolomonLight night walks in fields / Bound books and feeling cherished / Cherry pie and cream / Dreams of a boy called Danny / Oh to be there forev…
This is the first of a series I am doing on exploring the teen years. I am just choosing my most vivid memory of each teen year. / When I was thirteen I visited my Aunt Ellen in Warrenpoint in Ireland for twelve unforgettable weeks.
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A U T I S M M O M W E E K As tributes go, this one is long overdue. Each day for the next seven days I’ll be posting a new image (and maybe an old favorite) from my ongoing collaboration with the gifted and much-admired blithe spirit Autismmom (aka AutismMom2.) One of her self-portraits was recently critiqued on redbubble as “sensual yet sensitive, beautiful.” Autismmom’s timeless and trancendent look could be woven seamlessly into a Renaissance painting or a black and white glamor shot that evokes memories we wish we had of Paris in the forties…and has been (by me!) As artistic inspirations go, I would only add that she is a collaborator’s “dream.” shawhouse “dream” is from a collaboration with autismmom2. photography – autismmom2 / model – autismmom2 / post – shawhouse
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