Nalinne Jones Foto & Art

Tufts on stems in water, by Nalinne Jones, oil pastel, then digitally tiled to fit a duvet.

Diagonal lines creating X's and diamonds, with delicate poppies scattered throughout. Designed to.fit any size duvet and looks great on other items as well. By Nalinne Jones, ink.

High angle view of sticks forming a square, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Stained Glass-like op art created with colored pencil and ink, then digitally made symmetrical to fit all sizes of duvet covers, and looks great on all items, by Nalinne Jones. Gimp was used to tile the image.

Serene autumn colors reflected in the flowing water, by Nalinne Jones.

Full frame macro of spray painted bark, photograph by Nalinne Jones.

Skin tone yin yang represents balance among all people.

Creepy crawly three-dimensional worm-like optical art drawn in jewel tones with colored pencil on black paper, by Nalinne Jones. See the time lapse video of me drawing this piece here: https://youtu.be/QDtAvtHJKs0

Full frame shot of an old brick wall with weathered graffiti, photo by Nalinne Jones.

A sapling growing in the safety of a magical, lychen covered tree trunk, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Funny Thanksgiving turkeys ogling with their googley eyes against the orange sk and casting a shadow, by Nalinne Jones, crayon on construction paper.

Bright red cardinal perched on a leafless branch, contrasts against the white, winter snow, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Colorful, glowing magic mushrooms growing in the grass among fireflies and stars at night, colored pencil on black paper, drawing by Nalinne Jones.

Close up of dried hydrangea flowers on a straw hat with the sun set shining through trees in the background, by Nalinne Jones.

A girl with big bright blue eyes, - stuck in the page of a crumpled piece of paper, colored pencil illustration by Nalinne Jones.

Portrait of a spring carnival girl alien, optical art with torn edges, colored pencil drawing on recycled notebook paper, by Nalinne Jones.

Cute and fluffy chickadee in the snowy winter, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of the back of a sunflower, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Sparkling, splashing water bokeh, by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of a fuzzy curly detail of the back of a bright yellow sunflower, by Nalinne Jones.

Two chickadees perched on a fence in the snowy winter, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of a white delphinium flower bud with sparkling water droplets, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Low angle view of grape hyacinth growing around the chain link fence near an old brick school house, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Black and White ripples of water, like mercury, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of a sleeping baby bunny snuggled in its soft nest, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of Queen Anne's Lace, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Cute titmouse perched in the snowy winter, photography by Nalinne Jones.

A plea to the world: harmony among all of humanity, by Nalinne Jones.

Low angle macro of a tiny seashell and sea glass on a stick on a sandy beach, photograph by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of a tiny seashell on a fingertip, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Black and white of a big, puffy storm cloud towering above the silhouetted treetops, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Macro of the flowers of nodding allium with bokeh and tiny water droplets splashing, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Two sandhill cranes in the winter white snow, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Stunning silhouette with in camera texture and a purple twilight background, of a Polish Catholic church tops with crosses on each steeple, Poland, 2009, by Nalinne Jones.

Fat orange cat with chipping red painted wall in the background, by Nalinne Jones.

CHALLENGE WINNER in Rainbow of Colors in Art Colorful wormy squirmy tubes, mezmirizing and vivid, optical art (op art), ink and colored pencil by Nalinne Jones. Here's a time lapse of a similar one I did with darker colors, called "Nightcrawlers" https://youtu.be/QDtAvtHJKs0 I found an amazing and easy tutorial on how to make the tubes on StumbleUpon, then colored it with colored pencil. Here is the link: http://juliannakunstler.com/art1_opt_des.html#.U8w2noNlDFp Simple, yet repetitive technique. Fun and addicting to do!.