Fine Hoodies

deer

porcine perfection - beauty, harmony, proportion and balance - the cosmos reflected in nature’s highest accomplishment: Sus scrofa domesticus

Enjoy and buy it. Make a gift with art.

Enjoy and buy it. Make a gift with art.

nightmare

Bug eyed and fish mongered, it's time to get out of these marshes and go back to school.

Oil on board painting of a drover mustering cattle to a dam in Australia, I am very lucky to be tutored by a classic painter, Norman Saunders. This is my third oil painting. Original size is 10 x 8 inches. It is for sale call me on 0421 112 161

halloween shirt

You will feel groovy in this seventies inspired vintage distressed design. You will be feelin' fine in this design.

I got this

"It's OK Not to Be OK" is a phrase that encourages people to recognize that it's normal to feel negative emotions and to not be okay all the time. It's a message of acceptance and understanding, reminding people that it's okay to ask for help and support when they are struggling. This phrase can be used as a message of support and encouragement for anyone who is going through a tough time, whether it's due to personal, emotional, or mental health issues. It's a reminder that it's okay to not be okay, and that it's important to reach out and seek help when we need it.

Emotional design that reflects the state of mind on some days.

I Said I'm Fine

Embrace your inner cool cat with my 'Feline Fine' design, purrfect for those days when you're feeling confident and fabulous.

It's Fine, I'm Fine, Everything Is Fine. Really Everything is FINE!

Is everything OK? thanks for asking, there was a fire... I didn't notice I was drinking coffee so it's fine!

Seascape with hills and turbulent sea in Acrylic on Corflute board. Original painting is 94 x 64cm. 3cm black frame. This is for sale call be on 0421 112 161 Paul

Fine art photograph by Alicia Bock.

Sunrise and you have to go, sunrise and it won't quit, sunrise and the chain broke and you'll be late even though it was so important this morning.

Fine art Polaroid photograph by Alicia Bock.

Fine art photograph by Alicia Bock.

Fine art floral photograph by Alicia Bock.

Fine art photograph by Alicia Bock.

Fine art photograph and text by Alicia Bock.

SAVE ME

I'm Fine. A funny is a funny wonderful vintage design. Can be an ideal gift to strong women, men or kids always want to be as fun as possible!, People who estimates freedom, enjoying life, music, nature, adventure, Offer it for who you love for happy occasions. A lifestyle fashioned streetwear.

cute cat i'm fine , this is my cute design for people who getting through hard times, could be a nice gift for someone recovering from a heart break .

"It's OK Not to Be OK" is a phrase that encourages people to recognize that it's normal to feel negative emotions and to not be okay all the time. It's a message of acceptance and understanding, reminding people that it's okay to ask for help and support when they are struggling. This phrase can be used as a message of support and encouragement for anyone who is going through a tough time, whether it's due to personal, emotional, or mental health issues. It's a reminder that it's okay to not be okay, and that it's important to reach out and seek help when we need it.

I’m Fine

"It's OK Not to Be OK" is a phrase that encourages people to recognize that it's normal to feel negative emotions and to not be okay all the time. It's a message of acceptance and understanding, reminding people that it's okay to ask for help and support when they are struggling. This phrase can be used as a message of support and encouragement for anyone who is going through a tough time, whether it's due to personal, emotional, or mental health issues. It's a reminder that it's okay to not be okay, and that it's important to reach out and seek help when we need it.

The "I'm Fine, why do you ask?" print humorously depicts a medieval figure in dire situations, yet completely oblivious to reality. Whether facing a dragon or surrounded by enemies, the character maintains a relaxed demeanor, showcasing a blend of clumsy heroism and delusional self-deception. It's a sarcastic nod to denial and lack of self-awareness in the face of adversity.

Ah, the "I'm Fine, why do you ask?" print - a true anthem to denial, lack of self-awareness, and medieval sarcasm! Picture a figure from the medieval era, perhaps a clumsy knight, surrounded by imminent dangers like a fire-breathing dragon, an army of skeletons, or even a medieval torture device... and there he is, with a forced smile and a completely relaxed posture, as if he were simply having a picnic in the park on a sunny day. His eyes might be wide with terror, his armor might be in pieces, and his facial expression could even be mistaken for someone who just saw a ghost - but don't worry, he's "fine," thanks for asking! Because, you know, facing a dragon bare-handed is just another day at the office for him.

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I'm fine

I AM OKAY