Stickers! I didn't use a computer pt. 1.
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Couldn't see Them and
couldn't smell Them.
Could hear their footsteps ,
could hear them run to find safety.. Two of Them.
Could hear their breathing , panting, shivering..
Could hear their heartbeat throbbing under their chest , racing , sound of fear.. Two of Them.
Two of them played hide and seek , for me them to find.
It were Two of Them , the Game came to a delicious End.
Come Play , Come Play .. It were Two of Them.
Ring : CX Creeper Ring
Earring : CX Tangled Mastodon
@ CX Mainstore
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Shirt : Contraption - Jasper's Waistcoat (Includes One arm version!) Belleza
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Such a greed...to sooth the grief of no vision will he happily claim the eyes of his victims and wearing them with pride.
These delicious and BEAUTIFUL moving eyes on the hood are actually earrings ( I just happened to edit them onto my hood)
As always I have such love for my Creep..such an oldie that item , where is the time that we used Classic heads??
Eyes Earrings : CX Peeper Earrings @ The Season Story
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Claws+rings ( CX group gift! ) Essential Dirty Claws @ CX Mainstore
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Extra thanks to Contraption 😉
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My darling husband drew this for me using one of my photos of a broad-tailed hummingbird! Isn't it Awesome?! Thank you so much, sweetie! : )
The Botanical Gardens of Utrecht University are the largest academic botanical garden in the Netherlands, covering 10 hectares. A visit to the Gardens will give you a fresh perspective on the world. Among the more than 10,000 plant species from all over the world, you will discover something new every day!
About six months ago, I picked up my paintbrushes for the first time in well over a decade and a half and started watercolour painting again, which I had completely forgotten after such an intermission, how much I really enjoyed. I find it a wonderful, mindful way of being creative, expressive and spending a few pleasurable hours. It also gives me a chance to story tell through imagery, which if you look through my photos, you will know I am very apt to do.
I start with a very light sketch of my subject, to help maintain the composition, and then add washes of watercolour and layers of paint to build the painting. In these early stages, an eraser comes in very handy.
The theme for "Smile on Saturday" for the 7th of November is "eraser", and so I have photographed the tools I use to create my base sketch, including my current trusty eraser sitting atop a sketch I have done of several parading ducklings. I hope you like my choice for this week's theme, and that it makes you smile!
Église Notre-Dame de Gouttières. The ceiling is decorated with handdrawn fleur de lys (royal lilies) and "ermine paws". The lilies might be a symbol of Virgin Mary and the ermine paws (3 dots) a symbol for the Holy Trinity. In the centre is an ornamental strip.
The theme for “Smile on Saturday” for the 18th of June is “infinity symbol”. As administrator of the group, Maria, said, such a symbol is not so easy to find, yet is easy to create. They do say “that if you don’t use it, you lose it”, and it has been a little while since I picked up my pencil and pens and did some drawing, so I decided to apply my artistic skills and draw the infinity symbol. I decided to be a little bit different and add to it the words live and love to it, which I have woven into the symbol, as I think it is important to live and to love to infinity. I’m sure you agree. I’ve surrounded my drawing with the tools I used to create it and my left hand, as my right hand was busy depressing the shutter for this shot. I hope you like my creation for this week’s theme, and that it brings a smile to your face.
A selection of 71 stickers dating from 2003 - 2011. handdrawn, printed and digital collabs are included.
Hope you like it 6TWO4 :)
“The word of a gentleman is as good as his bond; and sometimes better.” – Charles Dickens (British author).
“Perhaps the true definition of a gentleman is this: Whoever is open, loyal, and true; whoever is of humane and affable demeanour; whoever is honourable in himself, and in his judgement or others, and requires no law but his word to make him fulfil and engagement; such a man is a gentleman, be he the highest or lowest rank of life, a man of elegant refinement and intellect, or the most unpolished tiller of the ground.” – ‘The Gentleman’s Book of Etiquette and manual of Politeness’ by Cecil B. Hartley, 1860.
The theme for "Looking Close… on Friday" for Friday 25th of April is "fingerprints". Now, I don’t happen to have an ink pad handy, but I do have some grey lead pencils, and I decided to use the lead from one such HB pencil to shave and turn into powder which I was then able to dip my left index finger into to create this fingerprint, which I then turned into the head of a gentleman in a suit (very like me as I quite like wearing suits and smart ties). Whilst it perhaps didn’t turn out quite as clearly as I would have liked, after several attempts, this was the print with the best result. I do hope you like my choice for this week’s theme, and that it makes you smile!
♥ Journey to the Abyss continues.. ♥
Fully hand-drawn face and ears BOM tattoo for LeLutka EvoX only.
May be converted to other heads too if someone will ask about it :x
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Pencil pastel painted fish work in progress.
Frank bought me an adult colouring book for my birthday. I had kind of scoffed at them, saying I could draw my own things to colour in. Not that I did.
But I'll have to concede I have entirely enjoyed shading the doodles with coloured pencils and felt tipped pens. Seeing the pretty colours set each other off. Inspired I pulled out the neglected pastels, in the instruction booklet was a print of a beautiful pastel fish ... I sketched my own interpretation then coloured it with oil pastels and coloured pencils.
Unfinished I photographed it and I carried on the painting in photoshop. It has a translucent layer of another photo (stripes and dots) but that's a whole other story! Don't look too closely please it's a little messy, learning as I go, and enjoying it quite a lot :)
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... I always thought I was rubbish at drawing. Bought a book which shows how to identify shapes and shading etc. Not bad for a first attempt
The torn edge of a piece of paper handdrawn with stripes of oil pastel colour. The edge of this piece of ordinary printer paper, has frayed in a way that suggests fabric instead of paper.
Photoshop AI
A quiet, candid glimpse from inside a crowded housing shelter during the Great Depression. As the fortunate go about their daily commerce on the bustling streets outside, those on the inside can only watch from the shadows—separated by a glass that feels entirely impenetrable. A visual study in the stark divide between those who had everything, and those who had nothing.