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Men are Monsters Women are Terrible Children are Shitty 2.jpg
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From the album: randomness
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I saw this kind of art from Facebook so I did the same. I use pencil and I believe pastel, I can't even remember what material I did used, because I did this art maybe one year before uploading this?
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From the album: My paintings
Oil on stretched canvas. Painted from a photo of a ceramic display. Probably won't try that again. ? -
Forthcoming edited version, Poet and playwright. The Philippines Islands. March 12, 2005
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Manila Flower Girls - Happy, smiling, having fun!
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From the album: People Photography and Street Scenes
Photo taken in Malate, Manila - March 2005 Pretty young Filipina flower girls Unfortunately, when I reduced the image file for posting on a previous version of ArtFreaks, I never thought to keep the original high resolution image file. -
Originally posted in the forums: May 10 2006, 08:36 PM I've been getting a bit carried away with my pastels lately. Here's a fairly recent painting that I was quite proud of: This was based on a newspaper photograph, depicting a couple of children trying to keep warm around a camp fire after an earthquake in Nepal.
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From the album: randomness
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From the album: randomness
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In life all one does is scratch the surface of knowledge. This afternoon I scratched the surface after a late lunch, or perhaps it was an early evening meal. I was alone and everyone was away celebrating mothers’ day. In the late afternoon ABC1 television usually has what my wife and I have come to call “an arty-farty” segment. From 3:45 to 4:30 p.m. I watched an interview with an American writer and illustrator of children’s literature: Maurice Sendak.1 He is best known for his book Where the Wild Things Are, published in 1963.-Ron Price with thanks to “Tell Them Anything You Want,” ABC1 TV, 8 May 2011. Life takes a meaning beyond your books, eh Maurice? But to achieve something so great as to give permanent satisfaction…. that is a test of the emotions, eh Maurice? Your weakness and torments fade away….. you say---when you go into your study and create. This is your true happiness, magic & you do it well and you know it, eh Maurice? I know what you mean Maurice. My story is a little different than yours, of course, none of the fame and wealth……but the transcendence and the concentration and the feeling…..“I’m a lucky man.” Your needle got stuck in childhood and mine got stuck in a new world Faith back in my teens and it has been stuck there ever since.(1) We won’t take ourselves too seriously, eh Maurice? We’ll laugh along the way and keep our sufferings In low gear. Thanks Maurice for being there, thanks. The Baha’i Faith Ron Price 8 May 2011
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what are you thinking about?
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faces of street children
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From the album: Other Old Works
Yakap is tagalog for "embrace" In this impressionistic painting, we see two Filipino children embracing sweetly as very close friends - or even brother and sister© © Samuel Penaso
