This "printmaking on fabric" piece was inspired by the word, "HOPE". We live in a world enormously in need of true Hope inspired by God. My mixed media compositions are riddles letting the viewer disc...
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I am a semi-retired graphic designer who fits painting, drawing and other artistic pursuits in between being a wife and mother. I am a 21 year cancer survivor. Three years ago I had a second benign sp...
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This is to me the Hope and face of Africa. This tiny girl from the Lesotho Highlands wears a traditional *blanket*. In this case a bath towel takes the place of the blanket because of poverty, even t...
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Masai Herder in harmony with his surroundings. Each tribe count their wealth by the number of cattle they own. Masai have to share the land with cheetah and other predators and do so with knowledge an...
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Masai are admired for their bravery, stature, athleticism and colourful distinctive robes they wear. I admired their commumity spirit and the way they live in harmony with nature. They have a natural ...
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This guitar belongs to young musician friend Jack, who hopes for a future in music.. I hope his dream comes true....
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This landscape overlooks the bay and features Casablanca Lillies...
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This painting features deep rich reds and is one of my favourite subjects...Still Life. Hope in Art is a wonderfull way for artists to contribute to a very worth while cause....
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A jumbled mass of meaningless letters and symbols is energised by a single individual, charging in, armed with nothing but hope and enlightenment. This piece is dedicated to the vision and determinati...
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Here is a little collage, made from recycled world postage stamps and cut paper. The lettering is my wish for the world....
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The idea for this piece came to me in the middle of the night-3:05am to be precise! In my own struggles with depression I have known despair and found hope and I wanted to try and show both these in m...
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The majesty of the lion has always been a fascination to me. Predators do not have as easy a time as one might think. I have seen many a desperate pride for food and water while on safari. In some pop...
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The oil painting 'Subcontinent of Hope' is a silhouetted image of Southern Africa surrounded by light. The edge of the canvas is lined with the words 'hope' in different African languages....
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The Western Cape of South Africa is a rugged and exquisite testament to the diversity and beauty of Africa. On the Southernmost tip of the continent - at the Cape of Good Hope - jagged cliffs fall int...
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This is an emotive portrait of a young African girl; her eyes are intended to show sadness, poverty and suffering; but also hope and a longing for a better future. Digital Painting using Adobe Phot...
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Airbrush on MDF, underwater scene with a killer whale observing scuba divers...
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A pastel painting on murano paper of goslings. I tried to capture their hope and ambition - such small wings, such big bodies!...
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This painting is done in pastels on murano pastel paper. I love working in pastels - it is like drawing, but in colour, and figures are a great challenge. This child had such an absorbed look while pl...
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The Jack Russell in the picture has stolen the hearts of hundreds of visitors to a popular holiday resort in the Drakensberg mountains with his intelligent, playful nature. Only 15 unframed prints ava...
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This photo was taken in Thailand, I came out of an ancient temple and saw he sitting outside playing with a mobil. I asked him if I could take a photo of him, he nodded and looked at my camera. I coul...
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This was inspired by a stretch of water in London. Since water is such a precious resource, it is my hope that we all get the rainfall that we require for living well....
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The inspiration for this painting was a sun-baked hillside on a Greek island, a place that always fills me with a feeling of peace and contentment....
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I made this painting after a visit to Berlin and, although it is a city river with reflections of buildings, I feel that the need to remain hopeful applies to a multitude of different people, countrie...
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This is another photo taken in Egypt. The whole village’s kids followed our air balloon for one dollar at our landing point. I was a bit scared. The leader had to tell us do not give anything otherw...
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This is another photo taken in Egypt. I went to a small village in desert and 3 kids running behind our car asking for one dollar. Please help our kids!...
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This is taken during my Egypt trip, many kids were running around chasing for one dollar. This barefoot girl really made me feel sorry. We can give much more than money!...
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My painting, 'Hopeful Horizon', was painted in Ireland, a place of great inspiration and hope for me as an artist. Three of my grandparents were from Ireland and I return there every year to paint an...
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Airbrush on MDF board, Hope for the hunt, waiting for knight fall, big cats unseen in the grasslands of Africa...
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Freehand Airbrush painting, passing through a troubled period towards the light of knowledge and futures...
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3 Images taken and blended to portray an unforgiving day....
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Interview with James Maconochie by Sable Attelier (Freelance Art Journalist) Sable: The paintings that you exhibited towards the latter part of last year were very different from the seascapes and ...
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Exhibiting Galleries and Collections 1987 to 2009 The Orangery, Holland Park, London The Santa Fe Gallery, London & New Mexico The Parliament Street Gallery, Melbourne, Australia Nelson Th...
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In the later part of the 1870's a young ornothologist,Callum Lyndsey, from The Royal Geographical Society in Edinburgh and his artist wife,Hope, were invited to the island of Foulah in the Shetlands b...
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