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Yānā Moon Craft & Art Yānā Moon Craft & Art
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Gilding the Lily

Multiple mini lino prints, that I may cut into individual pieces.

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Yānā Moon Craft & Art Yānā Moon Craft & Art
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Oak Fruits

A practice run of a tiny lino cut I've just made. It's about the size of a 2 pence piece. I'm playing around with colours.

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Adeel Adeel
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Digital Art Portrait | Black Women

Digital Art Portrait | Black Women This digital artwork has been meticulously crafted using industry-standard tools such as Autodesk Sketch and Photoshop. It beautifully showcases the cultural richness and diversity of the black community.

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Preeta Preeta
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Bouquet of Peonies

Loose watercolor Floral

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Rob mc Rob mc
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Dango Toodle

Quick sketch from memory of couple dancing tango. The original is quite small.

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erik cheung erik cheung
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Civilization

The idea is to show a figure crossing over two ` scripts’ with a bilingual suggestion. By standing in between worlds, we see opposing viewpoints. Many artists have incorporated typography as symbols in their paintings since the 60s, but no one has attempted to approach lines in this `written’ manner. How different it is are the two writing styles of the East and the West; one with angular lines while the other in a smooth flow! This work juxtaposes the symbolism of cultures – script. At the same time, it questions the need to grasp the full meaning of the script to appreciate the aesthetic flow of calligraphic lines.

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Step Agustin Step Agustin
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Stan

Head #56 of my 100 Heads.

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Nicholas Kirkman Nicholas Kirkman
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Space Explorer Stan!

My first upload!

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Kelsea Zeglin Kelsea Zeglin
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Trying To Understand

Ink / collage on paper @brains_splatters

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Ashima Bawa Ashima Bawa
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The tangled arm girl

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Goggles Goggles
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A Peaceful Ride

Few understand what he reads...

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bruno bruno
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Painter Scrub Jay Bird

The little bluebird, restless artist, Flew over the orange horizon without restraint. With his box full of colored pencils, He thought he could paint the sky in an instant, of course! But too many pencils and too few wings, Unbalanced the poor little bird. So many colors, no coordination, His creative disaster fell to the ground! Orange, yellow and red pencils shattered, While the little blue bird fell in tears. His celestial dream turned into a nightmare... Until he saw - a rainbow formed! From sadness, joy overflowed, In that magical moment he understood: It doesn't matter the skill or the tools, Art comes from the heart, even if messy!

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Scott Ries Scott Ries
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Reluctant Follower

Pencil/ Colored Pencils

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Simon Simon
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Summer tan lines

These are the tan lines you get when you've been cycling round in shorts and tshirts all spring

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Dark Purple Rose

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shaun marmion shaun marmion
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stanley

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Red Rose

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Enache Kira Flavia Enache Kira Flavia
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Beauty beyond standarts

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Light Pink Rose

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Frangipani

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Hibiscus

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Frangipanies

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Rebecca Gibson Rebecca Gibson
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Lilies

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Simon Simon
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Custom Paint Job

Custom Paint Job. sometime the best way to find where you parked your bike in the huge bike parks is to make it stand out with a custom paint job.

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Sneezy Sneezy
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DIGNITY

DONE 2023 WITH LEAD PENCIL ON 11X17 STRATHMORE DRAWING PAPER. ORIGINAL FOR SALE $100+S/H. IF INTERESTED DM me or artgod1974@gmail.com i ALSO HAVE NEW COLOR ART BOOK OF MINE UP FOR SALE GO TO THE LINK TO PURCHASE https://www.artwanted.com/artist.cfm?ArtID=115637&Tab=Books&CPID=1133 Dignity blooms on the branches of morality., ethnics, and respect for humanity. It is reflected in courtesy, good manners, and love for all regardless of race, ethnicity, or religion. Our public conduct should reflect our private selves, our manners should spring from our hearts. To be courteous costs us nothing, but buys us everything. Morality is based on ethics. We should not devalue and undermine others. It is important to preserve and honor each other's dignity if we are to promote a harmonious society. We all wish to have dignity and respect, but often we do so little to obtain it. We can be natural and truthful, real and genuine. We must treat others as we wish to be treated. If we approach someone else's anger with calmness and courtesy, we can often help diffuse that anger and foster cooperation. With sweet words we can lead an elephant by a hair. Dignity also requires that we be truthful, humble, gracious and temperate. Those who lie, cheat, steal, and abuse alcohol and drugs lose all dignity; those who are honest, work hard, and respect themselves and others gain it. Such person can walk with their heads held high. Losing one's wealth is nothing nothing compared with losing one's dignity. The whole measure of excellence is moderation. We can maintain strong morals, high standards, and a great respect and honesty. Truth cannot be buried; truth can set us free. Truth elevates our spirit, softens our souls. Truth is the mother of virtue. Our pride and our shame turn us into liars. We must resist and work hard to maintain our dignity, or regain it once it's been lost. We owe it to ourselves to have happy life, enriched with dignity, respect and peace of mind. We should remember that it means nothing to live without wealth; it means everything to live with dignity. Nobility shows from a distance. It is not offensive to deprive ourselves of wealth; it is offensive to lose our dignity.

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DC DC
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Doodle practice with leaves.

Botanical art

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Janelle Dimmett Janelle Dimmett
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Botanical Skull

I love anything I can stick flowers on. This is one of my ultimate favorites. Botanical Skull - Micron Ink (005) on Bristol - www.janelledimmett.com

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Janelle Dimmett Janelle Dimmett
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Pumpkin Spice is Life!

Because Pumpkin Spice is my life blood :D Micron ink on Bristol. www.janelledimmett.com

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Janelle Dimmett Janelle Dimmett
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Patterned Fox Face

I love working with patterns on animal faces. : ) Patterned Fox Face - Ink on Bristol - www.janelledimmett.com

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Janelle Dimmett Janelle Dimmett
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Botanical Ram Horn

My first upload here. ^_^ Botanical Ram Horn Drawing. I used micron ink (005) on Bristol and brought it into procreate to edit and polish. : )

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