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deshret — Mon, 11 May 2009 01:04:00 MDT

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wow fantastic drawing reflections

spongegiggles82 — Sat, 9 May 2009 21:32:00 MDT

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majictablitskittles — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 19:05:00 MDT

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Reflections Shadow

adeuschle — Tue, 12 May 2009 09:47:00 MDT

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Done in Drawing class Freshman Year

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marinaroxmore — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:49:00 MST

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Reflections

prof_twilliams — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:15:00 MST

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Reflections

thunderboltpost — Fri, 7 Jan 2011 09:22:00 MST

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top drawing: Melania (spelling) Kitsis (kindergarten)

Reflections

laurelgassie — Fri, 3 Feb 2012 16:13:00 MST

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Fall 2010 Drawing I assignment: draw a spoon inside a glass Media: pencil

Cross-Section of Slave Ship 1828-1829

ProfessorofTruth — Sun, 8 Apr 2012 23:04:00 MDT

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Source nRobert Walsh Notices of Brazil in 1828 and 1829 (Boston and New York 1831) vol 2 facing title page n nComments nCaption sections of a slave ship shows the areas allotted for human cargo as well as non-human cargo The author's source of information for this drawing is not given The drawing is also published in Mathew Carey Reflections on the causes that led to the formation of the Colonization Society (Philadelphia 1832)

Art Ideas (Age 7+) 83641499 (hardback)

books4kiddies — Tue, 9 Jun 2009 05:16:00 MDT

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HARDBACK nBursting with over 400 ideas guaranteed to keep even the most creative of kids busy nHelps children and aspiring artists of any age to develop their skills through use of a range of techniques and materials nProjects include ink beetles foiled deep-sea fish tissue paper fruit and salt paintings nAlso includes hints and tips on drawing perspective shading drawing reflections and much more nGreat value for money

theXiles at Five Feminine Reflections art exhibit - drawn in situ by Roland Roy

BrendaK66 — Sun, 10 May 2009 12:06:00 MDT

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This drawing was created by Ronald Roy (ronaldroycom) during an Xile performance at a show titled Five Feminine Reflections at the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery on 03 August 2008

theXiles at Five Feminine Reflections show drawn in situ by Ronald Roy

BrendaK66 — Sun, 10 May 2009 12:06:00 MDT

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This drawing was created by Ronald Roy (ronaldroycom) during an Xile performance at a show titled Five Feminine Reflections at the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery on 03 August 2008

Lawn Bowling at Balboa

catladylucy — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 14:36:00 MDT

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Finished colored pencil drawing from field trip to Balboa Park Note: blue squares are reflections of my cell phone off the glass when I snapped the picture

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Satweavers — Mon, 11 May 2009 17:40:00 MDT

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In Photoshop I horizontally flipped the photo of Schmidt so it would compare better with his reflection in the visor which is of course a mirror image Notice that the PLSS is not as visible as ArcAngel wants us to believe it needs to be Schmidt is steadying the camera with his left hand and tripping the shutter with his right There is a rock collection bag on the right side of his PLSS and his visor is open Notice the location of the antenna on his PLSS These details match the reflection image Schnidt's shadow in the reflection CLEARLY indicates that he is wearing his PLSS even though our direct view of it is blocked by Schmidt himself I have added a drawing that I did to show a posture that makes sense with the circumstances and what we know about Schmidt's activities during the third EVA of the mission I do claim ownership of the drawing and require written permission from myself for the right to use it STRAY

Evening Reflections PETTEGREW LIMITED EDITION Lithograph Listprice295

LegalLooting — Tue, 5 Jan 2010 07:48:00 MST

Evening Reflections PETTEGREW LIMITED EDITION Lithograph Listprice295 - Reflections_Full_edited.jpg

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OWN THE REMARKABLE ARTWORK OF ACCLAIMED LANDSCAPE ARTIST PETER PETTEGREW Expansive skies and breathtaking landscapes make Peter Pettegrews artwork the perfect addition to any collection or room Evening Reflections is a limited edition offset lithograph on paper by Peter Pettegrew numbered and hand-signed by the artist Includes Certificate of Authenticity Measures approx 20in x 18in (with border) 175in x 145in (image) Listprice: 29500 Raised in Monterey Bay California Peter Pettegrew began drawing and sketching seascapes When he was only four years old his aunt a painter realized his talent and suggested to his mother that she provide him with blank paper instead of the standard coloring books of children his age By the time he was ten Pettegrew was studying with a marine painter in the Bay Area He began his formal art education at Harbor Senior High a progressive school in Santa Cruz known for its creative freedom and its dedicated to furthering students artistic skills Pettegrew later moved to Florida and attended the Art Institute of For Lauderdale where he studied graphic art techniques as well as the painting that has always been a part of his life Pettegrew also studied oil painting watercolor techniques and charcoal drawing on his own and in private workshops Much of his landscape artwork has been inspired and influence by Master Impressionist painters of the 19th Century as well as his extensive travels in the Bahamas France Montana and California in recent years Pettegrew as a naturalist and an outdoorsman appreciates the natural beauty of Southeastern United States explaining that Whether Im painting in the Everglades or in the marshes of South Carolina these Southern wetlands have a feel and presence like nowhere else Ive been This land is where the spirit within lies very close to the surface Its beauty abounds and one does not have to struggle to locate its magnificent sidenTags in this image:

Reflections Contest: So Cliche

Ozzysane — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 20:02:00 MDT

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all right this was a contest entry based on this guys original storyline called reflections so if you dont get the comic thats okay (his gallery here: nhttp:scottfalcodeviantartcom) nalright time to rant: ni try to make the upper half seems stupidly drawn anime like how side view face stupid nose bump without much details the bottom is suppose to be more like the guy's style of drawing for some reason when drawing the girl ended up coming out badly seriously what happened in those two panels everybody came out fin except for the girl thats just messed up shading was very tricky for the bottom half since the room is suppose to be mostly dark seeing as i suck at lighting and had no reference of the sort it was an adequate attempt with some adequate results ni really had a hard figuring out what storyline to use to deliver the cliches messages it took awhile till i finally settled on a way to go about it the creator kept changing his characters appearances because he found them too cliche and anime-ish so i went along with that idea im pretty sure unnecessary yaoi is up there with fashionably challenged people and gravity defying hair as the most cliche things in anime besides what better way to wake him from a nightmare the dream man (person outside window in very last panel) is called a dream man for a reason why not mess in his dreams nnow that i explained most of it it probably will make more sense now none other thing i most say before stopping this i question why he uses so much gray in this series of his i mean its so gray and dull that background it rather bugs me