Originally posted on rabirius:
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FAULT LINES
Originally posted on kiwissoar:
our world shattered by lies still reflecting the light
our world shattered by lies still reflecting the light
An Act of Daring
Originally posted on A Certain Line:
Cracked Bowl (A4 charcoal and acrylic on a sketchbook page 2017) “You don’t decide to paint. It’s like getting hungry and going to the…
Cracked Bowl (A4 charcoal and acrylic on a sketchbook page 2017) “You don’t decide to paint. It’s like getting hungry and going to the…
Listen
Originally posted on A Certain Line:
Listening (A2 charcoal 2017) It’s nightingale time in Eastern England. These shy creatures with their beautiful music are heard throughout the month of May,…
Listening (A2 charcoal 2017) It’s nightingale time in Eastern England. These shy creatures with their beautiful music are heard throughout the month of May,…
blackout
Originally posted on hands in the garden:
rampant power failure startled by sudden black subdued in light’s absence © Anthony Gorman 2017 image: http://www.reot.com/crap-lights-out-again/
rampant power failure startled by sudden black subdued in light’s absence © Anthony Gorman 2017 image: http://www.reot.com/crap-lights-out-again/
Little Rabbit
Originally posted on Photobooth Journal:
Germany 1930s “Wave for daddy!” This little boy is obviously feeling a bit overwhelmed by his encounter with a photobooth but is still relaxed enough to…
Germany 1930s “Wave for daddy!” This little boy is obviously feeling a bit overwhelmed by his encounter with a photobooth but is still relaxed enough to…
Ruined
Originally posted on Behind the White Coat:
He came with her to all of her doctor’s appointments, more than an observer he was involved, concerned, present. He came off as…
He came with her to all of her doctor’s appointments, more than an observer he was involved, concerned, present. He came off as…
Phone Walker.
Originally posted on lemanshots - Fine Pictures and Digital Art:
Photo and design by Josephine R. Unglaub.
Photo and design by Josephine R. Unglaub.
