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Can be trained to this Elemental to you?

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Elementals / Heft-Reihe

Vampire Blues

cover (wrap-around cover): Bill Willingham

Verlag: Comico (USA 1987)

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/65261/

Series made using fundamental, natural elements.

 

Natural elements and compounds are collected at the site of the picture - usually at the location depicted within the photograph. The depicted scenes you see here are created not just by light on film but by collecting samples of naturally occurring water, mineral elements and organic matter from the scene and chemically bonding to the film over several months, the resulting images created from the scene pictured, itself.

 

Echoing ancient alchemical methodologies, the process of production of the images and their resulting mystical appearance together reflect the ups and downs of the search undertaken by an artist to understand his and more widely, humankind's own, spiritual nature.

 

No collating or cutting and pasting of external or internal elements into the picture in Photoshop or similar editor has taken place.

 

This series also includes preparatory studies and thematically associated sketches that feed into the series, including chemical painting studies on copper coated paper.

 

All Rights Reserved. This creator is well versed in International Copyright Law and ownership rights have been successfully enforced.

Photo by Cosplay For A Cure

Rock, water, trees, sky - sat on the abutment with my feet dangling, it was fantastic! The view from a disused train trestle bridge over the Merrimack in Manchester, NH.

Sunrise at Little Bay Beach, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

 

An early start Thursday morning definitely paid off, with a trip out to Little Bay Beach. Orange and red sunrise hues broke through some slightly dense cloud formations to paint an amazing picture, reflected in the bay below.

 

Nikon D610

Nikkor 16-35mm f/4

“Lintel” by Emilie Brzezinski © 1993

photo credit: Joshua Barash

Photo by Cosplay For A Cure

Anti-War protest in DC 9/24/2005

Elementals / Heft-Reihe

The Reptile and I

cover (wrap-around cover): Bill Willingham, Keith Wilson

Verlag: Comico (USA 1987)

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/65265/

Photo by Cosplay For A Cure

Blythe Monthly Scavanger Hunts April 2013 - Elemental

 

#1) (Air) Cloud Shapes!

If you do not have any shape-y clouds today .. it is ok to draw them or use a dress with clouds on it (extra points if the dress is a Sad Cloud dress from dollNo9) ;P

 

#2) (water) Frog Pond! (extra point for reflection of your doll)

if you do not have a frgo pond nearby, you can use a mud puddle or some other 'NATURAL' water source

 

#3) (Earth)

Seeds! planting seeds, can be a packet of seeds (you do not have to buy them)

 

#4) Recycle/reuse

maybe you have a 'green' bag for the market or a favorite mug you use for tea everyday .. Reuse!

 

#5) (fire) Flame RED hair! Is your doll a redhead? Ginger!? This is the perfect spot for her!

 

#6) Hiking! (extra points if you found animal tracks) ;D

 

#7) In a Tree (extra point for hanging upside down)!

 

#8) wings (ie; butterfly, angel, bird, dragonfly)

 

#9) (ku) Creative energy, spirit, inventiveness,

The '5th' element (eastern) is also known as ku, quintessence, virtue; and represents spirit,

thought, creative energy, & spontaneity.

 

Extra point tally will determine tie-breaker if we need one!

Elementals / Heft-Reihe

Ice Age

cover (wrap-around cover): Bill Willingham, Keith Wilson

Verlag: Comico (USA 1987)

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/65258/

Mediterranean Biome, Eden Project, Cornwall.

Visit: www.timshawsculptor.com/dionysus.htm

Professor Elemental, the creation of Paul Alborough, and performer of "chap-hop".

 

23 August, Abney Park played at Scala, King's Cross, supported by Professor Elemental and Sunday Driver.

Photo by Cosplay For A Cure

Elementals / Heft-Reihe

The Gathering

cover (wrap-around): Mike Leeke

Verlag: Comico (USA; 1993)

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/49657/

Elemental Axis

Danny Lane

Glass, stone, steel

H800 x W300 x D300cm

SmithKline Beecham

London

Photo: Peter Wood

www.dannylane.co.uk

The last photo that I might have edited using my girl's pc.

She's going to U.S very soon.

And she's sleeping peacefully right now.

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