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Shape Shifter

ShapeShifter (Werecat)

Shape shifter is an exceptionally earthy digital painting full of detail, texture and movement. If you look closely you can see what could be wood grain, a finger print or the veins of weathered paper running through the background image. This texture sits behind steel blue and sea green stained glass which also doubles as hair then swirls around in dark crimson as a necklace to the shape shifter.
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Title: Shape Shifter
Primary Colors: Yellow gold, pumpkin orange, auburn, raw umber,
Accents: Deep chocolate skin tone, dark crimson, steel blue, Jade and sea green,
Primary subject: African, cat, woman, eyes, shape shifter, werecat,
Secondary subject: Earthy, texture, masks, gold,
Art by: F. Magdalene
Magdalene’s Masked Collection

Kitten’s Rainbow Ascent

Kitten's Rainbow Ascent

No Longer A Stray

One day she’ll be more than just a stray,
She’ll hang the moon,
Swing from the rainbow
And play marbles with the stars and planets.
One day she’ll pounce and leap,
With a belly full of sweetness she’ll slumber and sleep
No boxes or concrete beneath her but in a bed of her own in a place she calls home.

 

Poem Title: No Longer A Stray (for the kitten on my doorstep)
Art Title: A Kitten’s Rainbow Ascent
Art by: F. Magdalene
Wednesday, July 25, 2007-5:01AM EST

Tortoiseshell In Sepia: A Gift

Tortoiseshell In Sepia

I never understood a person obsessed with cats until I got one myself. Now, artwork with a feline theme is common for me. Three of my girlfriends have a tortoiseshell, all female, all quite large cats as cats go. The same day I shot Rough Terrain I shot pictures of Tortimeister (seen above) with anticipation of handing over a nice photo to a friend. I was disappointed with the turn out of the photo itself but Picture It Publish It came to the rescue again. So here we have pretty bad shot turned into pretty decent artwork. Gotta love it.

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Tortoiseshell In Sepia: A Gift
Art by F. Magdalene