Judy Hoodies

I spied a male grackle trying to attract a female in my yard. Looks like she's interested!

A humourous take on putting something behind you. Looking at the 'behinds' of cows.

The image for this rose was snapped while walking in Larchmont, N.Y. near a park by Long Island Sound. I am always on the lookout for flowers that appeal to my artistic sense. Most often when I do some research later I find the flowers have special meaning such as this one: Giving yellow roses can tell someone the joy they bring you and the friendship you share.

How can you talk, if you haven’t got a brain?

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Spring Vista. My favourite spot for birding in Muskoka. It's part of a migration route.

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"Terriffic" singer!

Delicious, Nutritious and Heart healthy

I was taking photos from the back of my hubby's motorcycle riding from the Collingwood Bike Show back to the cottage. So glad I got such a clear shot to work up a painting from. This is my first landscape in oils! You can see more of my paintings at http://gelle4.wix.com/judy-geller

A red-tailed hawk looking fierce on a post in Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto.

Release your inner literary geek with this design that combines historical heroines with popular literature. Features an illustration of Joan of Arc paired with a groovy 70s style font that humorously reads "Are You There God? It's Me, Joan". This design gives a cheeky nod to beloved young adult fiction from the 70s. With a blend of history, humor, and literature, it's a must-have for any bookworm, history aficionado, or those who appreciate unique, tongue-in-cheek designs. For fans of classic literature or anyone who appreciates a good laugh. The design celebrates Women's History Month or any other occasion that praises women. Stand out with this unique piece that brings together history, literature, and humor.

From Zootopia

A different view of things

Babes in Arms vintage movie poster - Mickey Rooney - Judy Garland

Meet Me In Saint Louis (Movie Poster)

(It's a cat pun.)

Every hero needs a villian. Designed by Bella Luna.

Go, Carvel High!

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The Brickworks pond is full of waterlily pads and fish.

The artwork for season five of Is Paul Dano OK?, where we present a season focussing on the iridescent Judy Greer. Once again, impeccably designed by the brilliant Stephen Trumble.

Only Judy Can Judge Me

Official merch for The Judy and Barbra Show Holiday Special

Gentlemen from the Oz Wash and Brush Up Co!

Photo colourised by #andythephotodr.

A restaurant design inspired by The Great North Season 2 Episode 7 "Tasteful Noods".

A golden glow through my curtain alerted me to this amazing image. Sunrise in the city.

Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god.

Digital fan art of Bianca Del Rio, winner of RuPaul's Drag Race, season 6

Judy and toys for toy show

Happy new year 2024

Judge Judy is the Queen of American daytime TV and this was the title of her first book but it’s such a cool quote we decided to make a collection of it.