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Sculpture

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Least bittern hiding amongst the reeds at the Viera Wetlands

Photography

Baltimore's Penn Station is an excellent anchor for great photos in the city.

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Photography

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"In Silence", 38x26 inches, acrylic. Original artwork by Ebova / Erika Pochybova. 

Painting

Photography

On a trip to the mountains last summer the place we stayed had great views of the mountain. This bench captured my attention the way the red stands out against the green of the apple trees and grass.

Photography

Rendered in Photoshop CS5

Photography

Painting

Painting

Oil on Canvas

Photography

The late afternoon Sun of a November Autumn day illuminates a rural vineyard in a translucent glow of Nature's seasonal magic in Her transformation and warm palette of beautiful color

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Painting

A red-breasted robin, a glaring owl, a scheming vulture, and a clever crow—all are charmingly decorative to the average viewer.
Most of us see birds as a symbol of freedom, or even as symbols of the future. Their ability to soar high makes them desirable for humans who cannot fly without the aid of substitute wings. Mankind has considered birds to be signs of eternal life. Many stories and folklore suggest that birds were taken as signs of renewed life, often a transition between life and death.
Throughout the ages and in early cultures of limited literacy symbolic imagery was vital in helping to spiritually enlighten. The series offers insight into a world of visual symbolism. Perceptions of various bird species often differ across cultures.
Owls are associated with bad luck, witchcraft, and death in parts of Africa, but are regarded as wise across much of Europe. A dove may symbolize remembrance or peace and ravens often associated with death can also represent transformation.
As the artist, I am drawn to the symbolism associated with these animals. For me, they act as a spiritual vessel for transition and growth. Indicative to the theme, the birds depicted allow the viewer to appoint their own symbolic meaning to the compositions.

Works on Paper

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Painting

"Tree at Dusk" 
Acrylic on canvas 22x28"

Works on Paper

Mixed Media

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What we do affects the world we live in for generations to come.   Our children inherit both the good and the bad from the prior generation, and must make the best of whatever is passed down to them.

Other

This is a done on a 9 x 12 scratchboard. I used the tip of a surgical scalpel to scratch the surface.

Painting

Oil on 5x7" canvas

Craft

Silk habotai with ancient symbols and representations for the four cardinal elements: koi for water, buffalo for earth, dragonfly for air, and sun for fire. All my pieces are original water color paintings, made one at a time with no two exactly the same. The fabric starts as a plain white blank. I draw in the details with gutta, or resist, and then use a paint brush to fill in the color with professional silk dyes.

Works on Paper

Charcoal on paper.

Photography

Painting

acrylic paint, water color pencil, marker, wire, and nail polish on canvas.

Photography

Craft

Ann-Marie Williams
Walkin Blues, 2017
Medium: plastic grocery bags
Artistic upcycling of plastic grocery bags into creative artwork, instead of dumping into landfills.