The Captive Magnets

"The Captive" by John Everett Millais

The Captive Robin, c. 1864, by artist John Anster Christian Fitzgerald. Vintage illustration Victorian Era children's fairy tale design featuring beautiful fairies, forest creatures, animals, birds and a red robin gathered together. A classic magical "Fairy Fitzgerald" theme.

A black and white illustration of a penny farthing or high wheeler bike with the logo from the classic spy, thriller series the prisoner. For fans of classic mystery and adventure TV, in the style of a retro promotional poster.

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the pixelated realm of adventure with "Pixels and Peril: The Knight's Quest to Rescue the Captive Princess from the Fiery Dragon's Lair." This captivating design invites you to join a valiant knight on a heroic mission filled with danger, bravery, and the pursuit of true love.

An illustration of the yellow sports car from the opening sequence of the classic TV spy thriller, the prisoner. A design in the style of a retro movie poster. Number six can be seen driving classic car.

Acheinu Kol Beit Israel - all Jews are brethren/family, is the first verse from a medieval prayer for releasing captives and all in hardships. We need it now, again.

A black and white design for fans of the classic TV show the prisoner, which starred Patrick McGoohan. From the scene where he is told he is number six, 6.The text reads I AM NOT A NUMBER, I AM A PERSON.

The Captive by John Everett Millais, 1882. Oil on canvas.

Surreal concept with a scared guy shelters inside a cardboard box. Introvert man caged by own fears as a thunderstorm cloud trapped him under the rain. Mysterious storm as emotional crisis symbol.

Borders of horror and a prisoner of fear, because that's how we feel after an inner panic that we don't know how to explain... the caves and dangers of our soul are not decipherable, known and much less accessible to anyone who, in premature arrogance, intends to tame a free spirit.

I decided to change the title of this image from "Intelligence Squared" to "Intelligence in a Watery Cage" to better reflect and convey thinking. If we are to survive as human beings on this Planet, we must come to understand that all multicellular life has feeling. Besides feeling, we must notice that some complex organisms in the oceans possess levels of intelligence above that of your 'average fish' and which many of us tend to neglect. This reflects badly on our *global consciousness* and on that of *human behaviour*. Octopuses are among the most intelligent and behaviorally flexible of all invertebrates. The common octopus, is a classic example of Intelligence to an nth degree... Each of it's eight tentacles, co...

Castiel full of leviathans, barely hanging on.

Surreal scene as a trapped guy want to get out of a cardboard package, needs to think outside the box. Scared man caged by own fears sitting inside a carton hut. Introvert and extrovert concept.

Save the Oceans!

We Make Love to Some With Sin- Spoon

We Make Love to Some With Sin- Spoon

Forough Farrokhzād (1934-1967) was a brilliant Iranian poet and film director. Some of her poems are considered among the highest achievements in modern Iranian poetry. Her documentary film The House is Black is a masterpiece that rises above the genre and enters the realm of poetry.