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part of ELECTRIC ELEMENTS ::
exhibition @ lashopp ::
Jungstrasse 13, 10247 Berlin :: 50 x 70 cm :: acrylic & markers >>> exhibition 30st October - 1st December 2011
Number two - experimenting with cross-hatching and doodles. Ballpoint pen in art journal. #artjournal #thirdeye #doodle #crosshatching #face #art #artbywomen #blackartist #artjournaleveryday #artbyshantadevi
part of ELECTRIC ELEMENTS ::
exhibition @ lashopp ::
Jungstrasse 13, 10247 Berlin :: 63 x 84 cm :: acrylic & markers >>> exhibition 30st October - 1st December 2011
This one of a kind, handmade necklace made by Shining Light Jewelry features a sterling silver evil eye charm and a handmade faceted black garnet charm surrounded by natural quartz crystals. It measures 18 inches and is finished with a sterling silver lobster clasp.
*Close up view of the charms
I was bored today so I drew a third eye on myself and took pictures. I got the idea from when my aunt was doing Henna and my brother asked for a third eye.
This notebook page is one of the few surviving documents from the scientist in the "From Beyond" story. It details complicated equations, the importance of the pineal gland, and some personal thoughts of his. It is believe that this cross section was drawn from and resembles the maid that disappeared under strange circumstances.
"Origami Deer Trophy" Exclusive 90 x 120 cm deep edge canvas. The auction is finally live now! You can bid at www.2NunsAndAShotGun.co.uk
Doodle from 2018-09-23, in my art journal.
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Shiva sits in his golden shrine, using his near infinite eyes to gaze both into our physical world and into the worlds of divinity beyond. Taken at the Marble Mountains, Vietnam.
This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please feel free to share, remix, and use it in your own creations, as long as you attribute the original source (preferably with a link here or to my website: Tinker & Rove). Thanks!
Diddy was doing hype man over Pete Rock's DJing. Diddy was using too much echo, and wasn't that good at pumping, but it was still pretty darn fun. He was shouting out his twitter so much. This was in the basement of Santos Party House at like 245am. LET'S GO!
"Origami Deer Trophy" - Exclusive 90 x 120 cm deep edge canvas.
The auction is finally live now!
You can bid at www.2NunsAndAShotGun.co.uk
Peace & prayer...
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Durga Puja, C.R. Park, New Delhi, India
Durga, a Hindu goddess, is one who redeems us of evil and distress. She is fierce, invincible and a mother. She is the main deity for Hindu Bengalis who primarily worship goddesses or the female divine form which symbolises energy (shakti) amongst other things. According to mythology, every year in the autumn month of the Hindu calendar (ashwin) the mother arrives at her parental home with her children. The rigorously constructed idols of clay and straw are painted, sometimes in traditional colours like in the picture above and sometimes in more contemporary ones. After the worship these idols are submerged in the river as the goddess is symbolically returning home only to come back again the next year.
Collage and doodles in my art journal. Trying to get a bit of art down everyday. #artjournal #artbyshantadevi #artbywomen #moleskineart #blackartist #collage #doodle #art #pen #mixedmedia #thirdeye #face #artistsoninstagram #washitape
I've been crabby lately, but only in social settings. I find it increasingly difficult to hang out with new people.
Like today, I had this conversation with a girl who on the one hand is doing something I can relate to, she's studying film. Ok, so we have photo in common. She tells me this story about how she goes jogging every morning and there's a big snake lying on the side of the path almost every time. Ok, cool. A snake. You know, nature provides our jogging paths with snakes sometimes, it's what nature does. But she sees the snake like, I don't know, a personal INSULT to her running every morning. Like she's outraged or something. I can understand how people are scared of snakes and avoid them, but the snake has a right to be there too, and that's where we seem to have different opinions. She goes on and on about how a friend found a snake in her garden - all of this has this underlying tone of how the snakes are horrible and how dare they be in people's gardens etc. So I tell her, "well, you can't kill them either, because all snakes are protected" (in Sweden) and she looks even more insulted and NO WAY THAT CANNOT BE.
I do not understand people who want to wipe out everything that disturbs them in some way. Who sees everything around them as this big threat, or personal insult. Swedish snakes aren't even that poisonous, I'd understand the drama more if it was a puff adder. How can you even question when an animal is protected? That's just mindblowing to me. We destroy everything around us through pollution, building and hunting, and still you can't stand the sight of a snake when you're jogging in the morning? Go live in a fucking bubble.
I'd be happy if I saw a snake in the city, that would mean nature isn't entirely destroyed.
But it wasn't REALLY about the snake, although it always pisses me off when people have no respect for nature, but what it was really about was how some people see the world as their bloody oyster all the time, and I don't mean in the sense that they enjoy living, because that's a good thing, but that they think that EVERYTHING WAS MADE FOR THEM. And that everything that doesn't fit their personal taste should be forbidden, destroyed, wiped out and not be seen. Like snakes and ugly people. Couldn't it possibly be the other way round? That you're the one who's expendable? Just a thought, lady.
I don't walk around thinking about the universe as my personal entertainment channel.
I also have a very hard time talking to people who do. Maybe that makes me not much of a socialite. That's ok with me, in that case. Frankly, I prefer the snakes.
Edit: Expendable. Expendable. Not expandable. Sigh.