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Faces of Earth

In this gallery we look at our identifier, the face (unless we are twins), the faces of some of our animal companions, and the art of iconography.

A lot of work has yet to be completed on this gallery, so please bear with the artist (who has to also paint to live).

inanga
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inanga > On-line Gallery: Faces of Earth Welcome to Fine Arts Disneyland - known as FAD in the trade. I treat this whole gallery as an on-line painting. Each of myriad images herein is just a Phi evolution. The vesica piscus divides, again and again, image after image, Geo-coded location after Geo-coded location, on-line, real-time, anywhere in the world, each time you type in HOGPRODUCTIONS in any room, with any broadband device, at any desk, at almost any resolution, focal-length, at any time, anywhere in the cosmos. So you too can become part of the bigger canvas just by logging on. So Plog on and get yourself in the picture. The comments you make - especially if you have been there - and your glorious photographs. All are fuel for a painter's imagination. This world belongs to every human being and their animal companions on the planet, so let's go ahead and paint it! HELP me paint this picture please. And enjoy being part of a painter's tool, his beauty or her wisdom - and thank you GOD. "Even though you tie a hundred knots - the string remains one." - Rumi screen dump courtesy of Sanyo, Picasa 3, Google, SmugMug and Mozilla Firefox 2009 inanga
inanga > The President of the ACNZ for Life Mr Rat and Whitebait visit Easter Island collage of Easter Island paintings centred in some other paintings courtesy of Picasa 3, SmugMug, Google and Mozilla Firefox 2009
inanga > In the Beginning... initial preparation for 'Surfing the Ecliptic...' inanga
inanga > GOD 'From man to God to man' gold paper, spray paint, oil, gouache, acrylic and collage on thick card 2008 inanga
inanga > ...created... 'Surfing the Ecliptic' acrylic, spray paint, oil, gouache and three well-aimed squirts with a garden hose 2009 inanga
inanga > Mother Earth detail from Mother Earth acrylic, oil and paua shell on canvas 800mm x 300mm Kaitiaki: Ms P
inanga > Spider Monkey detail from 'The Monkey and the Artisan' A good source is: http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/mayan-mythology.php?deity=HUN-BATZ For more on the living Hunbatz Men, a keeper of the Mayan ancient knowledge www.cosmicmysteries.com/hunbatzmenbio.php Kaitiaki: Callum inanga
inanga > The Monkey and the Artisan I was reading a book on comparative religions and found some interesting Mayan drawings depicting the story of the artisan and the monkey. The shape of the Mayan monkey reminded me of the many times I had been surprised in Asia and Africa by primates and I picked up some paint and brushes. At the back of my mind was a spider monkey in a space helmet cruising through God’s domain of consciousness. It being impossible to depict the Almighty Realm I sneaked a representation of a powerful figure into the background (spider monkey forms part of the face). So much for Mayan epistemology – the spider monkey was given a gold helmet with red outlines, a gold spiral of a tail, and the most delicate of pink feet. I sent it to my son for Christmas but never heard back as to whether he liked it or not. It was fun to paint and swirled frenetically. I suggest anyone interested in learning more about Xilbaba-be (pronounced she-bal-bah bay) and 2012 read material such as www.crystalinks.com/mayangods or www.godchecker.com/mayan-mythology. acrylic, gouache, oil and gold leaf, 2006 Kaitiaki: Callum
inanga > Beauty (Ms P) and the Beast (Te Rangihaeata) Titahi Bay map, greenstone pendant, photograph, glitter, gouache and acrylic on A3 200gsm art paper - SOLD. Rangihaeata was Te Rauparaha's nephew and his mana extended to Titahi Bay. Ms P is the model on the pedestal. Repurchased for Ms P's Private Collection, Johnsonville
Spider Monkey

detail from 'The Monkey and the Artisan'

A good source is:http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/mayan-mythology.php?deity=HUN-BATZ

For more on the living Hunbatz Men, a keeper of the Mayan ancient knowledge http://www.cosmicmysteries.com/hunbatzmenbio.php

Kaitiaki: Callum

inanga
> Spider Monkey detail from 'The Monkey and the Artisan' A good source is: http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/mayan-mythology.php?deity=HUN-BATZ For more on the living Hunbatz Men, a keeper of the Mayan ancient knowledge www.cosmicmysteries.com/hunbatzmenbio.php Kaitiaki: Callum inanga
Spider Monkey

detail from 'The Monkey and the Artisan'

A good source is:http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/mayan-mythology.php?deity=HUN-BATZ

For more on the living Hunbatz Men, a keeper of the Mayan ancient knowledge http://www.cosmicmysteries.com/hunbatzmenbio.php

Kaitiaki: Callum

inanga
Camera: Fujifilm (Finepix S20pro ) |
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Original size: 2832px x 2128px |
Current: 399px x 300px |
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