Face Illustration Kids Hoodies

My brain on TV

boy face cartoon t-shirt design and handsome boy text

buisness fox

Part of my minimalistic, fractured portrait collection

abstract portrait of the wolf

cute chihuahua puppy face with watercolors background

Raven (Crow) digital illustration

Current mood

Owl and Raven Digital illustration

fantasy animal designs that I combine with sacred geometry

Illustrated with Ink and Ink-Pens. Inktober 2017 Urh.-Nr:1811955 © Copyright  by Carolina Matthes

The many faces of a puffer fish, aka puffer fish emojis. Cute vector art illustration of puffer fish wearing various expression. A collection of emoticons and emojis featuring puffer fish. An adorable digital art design of prickly fish.

fantastic art

My Green T-shirt, art vector design

..blue..

Perfect gift present for the umbrella lovers

Danger evil face with green eyes and fangs

The one and only Nic Cage

The Tooth Man

Jellyfish Digital illustration

Be brave enough to be bad at something new slogan print design with tiger, hands, birds and ornaments colorful illustration

spy stuf

Portrait of an elegant woman

Just a portrait

functional mod art

A loose and fun interpretation of a woman fashionable woman

Line drawing face illustration,Minimalist, mid-century modern, boho design

A paper cup of coffee. Retro-style happy character.

Parody of 1971 cover album of Out of Uranus by the band Killing Floor.

clothing,bags,mugs,masks etc

a shirt to express how we all feel inside

Indian Pandit Portrait in black and white with a ball pen in old art style.

cartoon girl, illustration

abstract potrait

The illustration represents a frog who holds in her hands brush and a spray. At the center of a pyramid with an eye and a face on the belly.

From the series “The color of memory”, oil on paper, 35 x 35 cm. These works come from some thoughts about classical sculpture. We know that the sculptures were originally colorful, and that the Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures, but also the pre-Columbian cultures, favored, to decorate them, very bright colors. But the passage of time has given us these sculptures predominantly white, so, from the Renaissance until today, the sculptural representation of man is almost always monochrome. And it is interesting to think that if by some historical accident, the same thing had happened with painting, today we would paint with one color, and we would find it quite natural, just as the monochrome sculptures seem entirely correct. Obv...