Featured Work
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A Pinch of Blue by Karri Klawiter
Created in Apophysis 3D hack This piece was featured in the Digital Abstracts and Patterns group, the Abstract Art group, and the main Art page. Thank You! More Fractals by Karri Klawiter “
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'section of abstraction' by Rachael Comisari
acrylic on board
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Dancing with Time by John Fish
acrylic on paper 14”x17” / Dancing in lighted pools of Jello-textured neon. “That’s the way to do it,” an old stranger called to the young man who, being suddenly aware of what he was doing, stopped, looked over his shoulder and glanced down at the ragged multi-colored sheet that was pulled tightly around his shoulders. He leaned back and peered up at the sun. Smoke rose from the side of a brick building and the odor or ginger floated through the air. The source of both puzzled him, as he remembered distinctly thinking he was the only person in the world just a few moments before. The old man smiled a toothless smear of flabby lips and bowed down to the dancing youth, who smiled back, jiggled aimlessly for a few seconds on thin, scratched legs and then sat down on a patch of grass in from of a building that had been painted by clowns. The young man pulled back the corner of his gown of rainbow hues and let out his heart, which had been beating all along, but in being freed, started to do a dance all of its own, though it had no legs. It also sang, which surprised the young man as he had always thought he was mute.
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Abstract #8 by Angelina Cornidez
Oil painting on stretched canvas. This image is a section of a 2 piece set. Original can been seen by going to my blog: http://angelinacornidez.wordpress.com
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Symphonic Movement by Chris Willis
Oh dear….usually when I finish an image I know just what to call it. This one didn’t give me a clue….so here it is with no name! But then Whirligig made her comments, and now it has a name. / Thanks a heap Whirligig :-)
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Rise by Paul Maguire
Ink and wax on cartridge paper.
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Fear... by Ritchard Rodriguez
Oil & enamel on linen
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Burned Offerings by Richard Nixon
Let’s see . . . technical shit: 14-45 lens, Olympus E-510, IS on, ISO 200, Adobe RGB. Manual focus, manual exposure, 1/125 shutter speed, F 6.3 and the lens at 45mm. I’m very happy with this new camera; I initially saw it as an upgrade of the E500, which it definitely is not. The NMOS sensor gives a very beautiful tonal gradation (I don’t know what else to call it) and seems to handle highlights with less clipping than the old CMOS sensor. The IS is wonderful . . . in some cases, I’ve gotten sharp shots 3 stops slower than what I could have gotten without it. Anyway, after the Olympus commercial I suppose I should get back to the picture. The picture just happened. An “F8 and be there” thing. My girlfriend and I were driving down the road on our anniversary outing and the building was there. Now it’s here. I’m fairly happy with it. It’s straight from the camera without any manipulation, which is extremely rare for me.
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LETTERS FROM CHERNOBYL by Maria Mann
Several years ago I had the honor of meeting a man who was the first photojournalist on the scene of the Chernobyl disaster. We collaborated on a photo project of his images, negatives that he kept in suitcases all those years, for the twentieth anniversary of the event. He is larger than life, a man who has survived, who still takes photographs and who never ceases to inspire me.
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Mantags Dilemma. by Philip W Messenger
What is Mantags Dilemma..? it is a reference to Fahrenheit 451/ that critical moment when Montag solidifies the reason for his growing dysfunction in a hyper bureaucratic regime designed to eliminate disorder in society by irradiating all articles of free thought and critical thinking inspired through reading.,and Government controlled media an old lady is burned along with her library because there is no procedure to account for such an occurrence. granted its been a great while sense I’v read the book(Ray Bradbury) but there is an undertone of an intension to initiate a murders by governing bodies, for removed from the situation. in-turn this piece i s intended to be part of a bigger piece that indicates the evaluative logic around controlled environment to remedy humankind’s behavior and the dilemma of losing That witch makes life worth living. in-short the extremes lead to intolerance and discord.
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Red swirls on green by liesbeth
Encaustic. / Tools; Hotplate, palletknife.
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Love, Peace & Happiness by Doris B. Lambling
A joyful reminder of times so far away, when I was still an innocent child….
Recent Work
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Mosaic fantasy by Martilena
Photoshop/PaintShopPro manipulation…..
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Diptych by Peter Harpley
Acrylic on Canvas This small series started almost by mistake when my daughter asked me for some canvas and paint for Christmas – so to get her inspired I started working with her. Its not really my medium as it so hard to keep it crisp, but they work somehow. The original painting is available on my website (Illustrated here as a small print in a walnut frame – click on buy/preview to see alternative options)
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Green Weave by Patricia L. Ballard
I’ve been experimenting with using imaginary numbers in my fractals. They give them a slightly twisted look that I find Matisse-like.
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Rainbow Feathers by Marie's Memories
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On the Edge by christiane
On the edge of a storm clouds dancing to the beat of thunder. All The Materials Contained in my images May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / © Christiane
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Colour Field by Carmen Cilliers
Abstract – Acrylic on Canvas / Title to be decided. Painted 19.06.08
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Twister by Lisa Bianchi
Photo of light and reflections.
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The Bouquet by Nancy Vice
This was created from a bouquet of pink, white and red carnations my husband got for me. The turqoise color was added with a ps filter.and blended to my liking :)
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You Name It by Gordon Beck
Contemporary abstract design / /
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NEW FEELINGS by Henry VanderJagt
THIS IS A NOTHER PIECE OF ART I CREATED WITH TWITEDBRUSH.
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Sphere City by Ann Garrett
Tool – Apophysis 3d Hack – http://zueuk.deviantart.com/ Inspired by Script from Shortgreenpigg http://shortgreenpigg.deviantart.com / / Click to view by category / / Fractal Images Images from Nature HDR Images Flower Portraits Night/Low Light Images Architectural Images Landscape Images Infrared Images / / / Random Images / /
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Page 1 by Jeffrey Hamilton
In response to a challenge from that excellent artist NoFrills, herewith the first drawing in my new book. Been wanting to make an artist book for yonks. Haven’t done any of the actual bookbinding etc (another lifetime?) but it is a nice book, hard cover, but with lines, which is kindof interesting and challenging to draw on. They’re pretty subtle lines. so it’s a new drawing every 2x days (at least) except, I have a headstart Glen, as you can see by the date. Didn’t realise how far I’d got into it!
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