Pvc Posters and Art Prints

Hell Creek Studios Logo PVC Patch Style

Look what the cat dragged in

A 'representational piece' depicting not only the 'plight of insect species and global biodiversity loss' - but that of 'the interdependency which we all thrive and depend upon' - which is 'clean, clear, and unpolluted habitats' both for us and wildlife! I decided to call this piece "Dirty White Insect Trash" as a blanket title - stemmed from the term "White trash" - a derogatory American English slur referring to poor white people, in particular, it was expressed in the rural southern United States... The label signified and signifies - a social class of the white population especially in - 'a degraded standard of living'... A reference to mass global population - is often given an analogous term of the human species - to that ...

This landscape painting was created using watercolour mixed with PVC glue.

These great giants of the oceans with their indiscriminate mouths, gape wide and gather whatever they can... unfortunately within the Gulf of Siam and all over the World, besides their prey, they are devouring man's waste, both biological and synthetic and ingesting them. Of particular note is that of marine and terrestrial litter, made by the petrochemical industry and readily supplied by Governments worldwide to an ever burgeoning population... Plastics which were first thought to degrade as whole pieces, are now understood to degrade into smaller pieces which are readily eaten by smaller species of fish, which in turn are being eaten by Whales, dolphins and porpoises. Plastics exist in a variety of forms: Polycarbonate, which ...

Scanning electron micrograph of a diamond stylus travelling through the grooves of a long-playing, stereo record. The grooves are cut into a flat disc of polyvinyl chloride. The groove varies with the intensity of the music: the straighter the groove the quieter the music, the wavier the groove (as here) the louder the music. The stylus picks up the music modulation from the sloping sides & transmits it to the cartridge, where a piezoelectric crystal or an electromagnet converts the vibration into an electrical signal. Although thoroughly cleaned, this needle is encrusted with dirt. Magnification: x30 at 35mm size, x220 at 8x10-inch size. Reference: MICROCOSMOS, figure 9.16, page 182.

Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the surface of a long-playing record (L.P.), showing the concentric grooves. The L.P. is made by pressing the recording information onto a softened (by heating) PVC disc. The blank area (centre) is the interval between 2 tracks: note the dust particles. The stylus (an elliptical or spherical diamond) sits nicely in the V-shaped groove, and lateral vibrations are picked up by the stylus and transduced by a moving coil or moving magnet cartridge into an electrical signal, which passes through an amplifier to be heard on loudspeakers. Magnification: X 8 at 35mm size, X 56 at 8x10-inch size.

geometric mosaic

Miss Britney Rae by Saint Sinner Photography Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Model is me, Miss Britney Rae Photography by Saint Sinner Photo Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Model is me, Miss Britney Rae Photography by Saint Sinner Photo Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Miss Britney Rae by Saint Sinner Photography Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Model is me, Miss Britney Rae Photography by Saint Sinner Photo Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Miss Britney Rae by Saint Sinner Photography Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Miss Britney Rae by Saint Sinner Photography Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography

Miss Britney Rae by Saint Sinner Photography Retouching by Phantasmagorical Arts Photography