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Friday, 24 April 2015

How to Deal with EMR in your Home

Products that may help you deal with EMR

PictureElectromagnetic Radiation can affect our body. Mobile phones can affect the head of children. The radiation penetrates into their head.
  • Negative Ionizer
  • Yarrow Environmental Solution
  • Earthing sheet and mats
  • Shungite

Negative Ionizers
The air around us has positive and negative ions in it. When there is a thunderstorm, negative ions are released into the atmosphere. Often after a thunderstorm or lightning, the air feels cleaner or clearer. This is because of the excess of negative ions in the air.
Negative ions are good for our health. They make us feel relaxed and calm. Negative ions abound at the beach. They are generated by the waves breaking. They are also found in great quantities in forests, among the trees.

Positive ions build up in hot, dry weather. They build up with hot, dry winds. People get irritable when it is hot and windy.

Negative ions help to clear the air from EMR. Negative ionizers can be used in rooms in the house where you spend the most time. They make the air feel fresh. It's best to keep windows and outside doors closed so that the ionizers can work on the air in the room.
Yarrow Environmental Solution
This is a flower essence made by the Flower Essence Society. Flower essences are the energy of flowers captured in water. This essence was made after the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster in 1986.T he energy of the flowers used in this combination essence along with potentized sea salt directly counteracts the destructive effects of radiation on the human energy field. It comes in the form of drops which are placed under the tongue. This imparts vitalizing and restorative properties to the aura.

Yarrow Environmental Solution guards against video display terminals, x-rays, radiation therapy, high altitude radiation, detection devices at airport terminals and invasive electromagnetic fields.

Reference:Flower Essence Repertory, Patricia Kaminski and Richard Katz

Earthing Sheets and Mats
By connecting us to the ground, we are connected into the Earth's energy. The Earth gives us electrons. These electrons match up with free radicals, those wicked little things that float around in our body causing inflammation and ageing in our body.

These sheets, developed by Clinton Ober, help us to access the energy of the earth from inside our home. These sheets have been specially designed and tested. All the science has been done for us. 
 
Put the sheet on your bed, plug the end of the wire into the earthing socket of your power point. You don't even have to turn the power point on. This product uses no electricity. Just go to bed as normal.
 
You will be receiving the electrons from the earth as you sleep. There is also a product to put your bare feet on when sitting at the computer, or to put under your keyboard. You just have to touch these with bare skin. 

Shungite
Shungite is a rock or crystal with very special properties. It is found in Russia near the border of Finland. It is related to graphite and diamonds but is different from them. It is the only substance on earth that has geodesic formations within it. It is thought to be billions of years old and scientists are still trying to work out how it came to our planet.

This crystal or rock has the science behind it. It has been used by the Russians for hundreds of years to purify water and for healing. it has been proven to negate radiation within certain distances of it.

When this rock is placed in water it purifies it and imparts anti-radiation and antioxidant properties to it. The rock can be placed on computers to stop radiation affecting you. You can place some in your fridge to help you food last longer.

Rooms were lined with this and used for healing after the Chernobyl disaster. A Nobel Prize was given to the scientist who discovered its properties.

PictureRescue Remedy with Shungite in distilled water

Rescue Remedy with Shungite in distilled water.
This remedy has the protective energy of Shungite plus the healing and repairing energy of the Rescue Remedy.

It can be purchased at
My Garden Treasures Ebay store

Other articles about EMR
Static Electricity
How to Reduce Static Electricity
Electro Magnetic Radiation
Where is Electro Magnetic Radiation?
Avoiding Electro Magnetic Radiation (EMR)

Friday, 27 February 2015

Printmaking and Chickens

Who would have thought that Printmaking and Chickens would meet?
I love my hens. They are a great source of joy for me. There is always something going on in my garden when the hens and chickens are out foraging.



I love taking photographs of them. Can you see the little chicken hiding at the back of it's mum?




Some of these photographs get turned into pieces art.



Some get turned into prints. At the moment I enjoy making gelatin monotype prints. These original hand-pulled prints can then be used in Computational Art.

The prints are scanned into a computer. There they are often layered one on top of the other. This makes a nice combined print and can add new hints of colour and shape.

From here they are put into various computer programs to highlight and intensify colours. The resulting prints have more interest with subtleties hidden here and there.



Enjoy.

Other articles you may be interested in:

Painting and Printmaking

Printmaking and Computational Art, byTherese Vahland

Friday, 13 February 2015

Gelatin Prints by Therese Vahland


This video shows a few of my prints.  It is a different way to show them. They are all made on a gelatin plate. 

For more of my prints have a look at some previous posts on this blog. 

If you click on Art in Labels over on the right hand side, all my art posts will come up

Chat soon,

Thérèse




Wednesday, 4 February 2015

Gelatin Print & Computational Art: Therese Vahland

Monoprints

A monoprint or monotype is a one of a kind print. It cannot be reproduced exactly the same. With printing on a gelatin plate, you cannot reproduce the background exactly the same. If a print is over printed with another design, it will not come out the same. The ink or paint varies. Therefore it is called 'mono' meaning 'one'.

Monoprints can be drawn on to enhance their design. They can have another design overprinted on the first design, perhaps introducing new colours, subtleties or designs. A ghost print can be used for the second printing. 

Here is an example of a first print:


This is the same print as a ghost print:



I prefer the ghost print of a gelatin plate. The heavy colour is gone but the marks and whisps of colour make it so interesting. 

Computational Art

Compurtational art uses digital means to manipulate the the print. Both prints need to be scanned into the computer. Then using a computer program one print is overlayed over the other to give a further ghost-like appearance.


This print then needs to be printed by a computer printer onto photo quality paper or onto canvas that can be put through the printer.

When combining prints this way you have the luxury of being able to try out different prints until you get one you are happy with. You can move the top print around and flip it until it complements the base print.

Further, you can add colour to introduce more interest:


Try this out and let me know how you go.

Other posts about printing you may be interested in:


Saturday, 31 January 2015

Printmaking and Computational Art, byTherese Vahland

 Art Work

Printmaking has been a favourite art for me ever since I did my first silk screen artwork way back in Teacher's College. Since then I have explored many form of art including pottery, sculpture in both limestone and clay, painting and drawing. I especially like Life Drawing. 

Different forms of Printmaking

In printmaking I have explored collographs, chin colle, solar prints (I really like these), woodcuts, linocuts, copper plate etching, dry point etching and gelatine plate plus a few more forms. 

Gelatin Plate Printing

At the moment I am experimenting with gelatin plates. With some of these I also manipulate them using Computational Art. This is with the use of a computer where colours and design can be manipulated and some prints overlaying another, printed, perhaps hand marked and printed again.



Computational Art and Printmaking




All Prints for sale

Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Emu BBQ Recipe

We have just celebrated Australia Day here in Australia. 

The animal and bird on our Australian emblem is a kangaroo and an emu. 



These are considered a delicacy here and Bevan Vahland shows you how to slow cook emu meat, covered in spices, on his outdoor barbie.

Bevan's sister Vanessa,  runs GrumbleTumms, a widely acclaimed food van, travelling to markets and fairs selling products containing Australian tucker - pies made from kangaroo, emu and crocodile, croc bites and emu burgers. Grab one to try next time you see her.





Wednesday, 21 January 2015

Printmaking on Gelatin Plate by Therese Vahland

Printmaking  has been ane of my loves for over forty years. I have been making a lot of monotype gelatin prints lately. 

Here are some of the prints I have done.




Here is a great video by Linda Germain to show you some of her prints.