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Timothy

Untitled (shapes)

When asked what influences his artwork, Timothy replied,  “Beauty,” and “Layout and design, the way things stand out. Patterns.” He chooses colored pencils to give contrast against the white of the paper. 

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A selection of work from Carl Sukenick’s Godzilla series

“Godzilla is a Japanese monster movie character, a 400-foot tall dinosaur. In one of the Godzilla movies, he adopts a little boy dinosaur. It’s called ‘Godzilla on Monster Island.’ He teaches him how to fight other monsters, and they fall asleep in the snow together. It’s a wonderful picture. All of them are.”

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A selection of untitled works by  Lakavellonodokici 

(pronounced La-ca-vell-oo-dokici)

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a selection of works by Samantha 

Image 1: Tears

Image 2: Cagebird Home

Image 3: My homesick building

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Sample of work by Shaka Williams

“Earth Is Truly Bigger than First Thought!?”

Rashad felt his ears quiver with bewildered curiosity as he read what the article was about.

“The wildernesses of Planet Earth have now been confirmed to be 11 times as vast as previously recorded!? What in the freaking bloody world is going on here?! Earth is 11 times bigger on the inside while remaining the same size on the outside!”

As Rashad looked up and saw that the same effect had occurred in the trees that dotted the bus stop before the B441 bus arrived the burning question that blazed through his mind was,

“Could this really be what Grandpa Kenshin was talking about? Does this mean that my Grandfather was some kind of prophet?! Okay I must be going bonkers!”

But even after he was on the bus when it pulled out of the bus stop Rashad could not help but continue to wonder while rereading the article after saving it.

“If that really is true! Then all the Grasslands, Deserts, Tropical Forests, Temperate Forests, Coniferous Forests, Mountains, Polar Regions, Rivers and Lakes, Wetlands, Oceans, Coasts and Coral Reefs would all be unfathomably huge! No scratch that! Cosmically huge on unimaginable levels!”

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A selection of works by Pink from Void People series

Image 1:  March 2019

Image 2:  Mind Quarantine

Image 3:  Erosion of Self

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A selection of artworks by Zeus Hope

Image 1: Birth in New Normal

Image 2: I, Too

Image 3: Untitled earrings

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A selection of Monsters by Cynthia Stickler

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A small selection of drawings by Susan Zelin    

Image 1: Bird on tree let welcome spring Image 2: Spring Bird Image 3: Twisted Cube   Image 4: Untitled Image 5: Untitled

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#artforthehellofit #createsomething #fanart #DCcomics #theflash (at Inwood, Manhattan)

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clowns and angels

A park has a statue as companion. The children, elderly and animals

All love the statue.

 My solitude is a companion to peace.

Music is a companion to the musician.

It creates a road to imagination.

 Illusion of solitude appear in my dreams.

Often my lonliness is an opportunity.

It is a comfort rather than a perturbance.

My soul has color of a rainbow.

 Consiquently I live my life through shadows.

 An outline is present , its definition is conceived

Through  transparency. �������I@%

samantha tennessee

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The Way Earth Used To Be

I always envision that before humans modernized it; Earth was a paradise of unbelievable natural wealth. Oceans were vigorous and brimming with life, colossal herds thundered across the plains and forests supported immense varieties of species. But then humans let their egos get too big and forgot that they are part of nature. Apparently most of us don’t get that the greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.

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#artforthehellofit #createsomething (at Inwood, Manhattan)

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The inhuman known as Black Bolt. Do be a few days ago. #artforthehellofit #createsomething #fanart #inhuman #marvel (at Inwood, Manhattan)

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Steven S. Coachman

From the Darkness to the Day Light

acrylics on paper

28 x 22 in

C.A. 2015

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The Way Earth Used To Be

I always envision that before humans modernized it; Earth was a paradise of unbelievable natural wealth. Oceans were vigorous and brimming with life, colossal herds thundered across the plains and forests supported immense varieties of species. But then humans let their egos get too big and forgot that they are part of nature. Apparently most of us don’t get that the greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.