Warpaint Kids Hoodies

skull

skull

Warpaint illustration

Chained Hands

Warpaint love is to die

To help raise awareness for MMIW and ladies of the tribes, Judith King agreed to be painted and these are her words: "When Mother Earth Loses Her Fierce Protectors, She Weakens." This uses the colors of the Anishinaabe Medicine Wheel, black was chosen because of it's meaning.

Jenny Lee Lindberg | Minimalist pop-art illustration

Born to be wild and free, a wild mustang is painted in Native American paints and has its mane feathered.

Sky blue skull with sparkling crown and glowing warpaint

an illustration of a patriotic American woman's face with a USA flag painted on it

A spotted horse standing with the wind in its mane, a feather in its mane, and traditional Native American warpaint.

I MADE A SHIRT

Our "Sweat Is My Warpaint" fitness t-shirt is the perfect way to show your dedication to your fitness journey. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting out, this shirt is for you.

Warpaint Santa

MGMT band fan

Support your local Roller Derby team! Also available in colour.

TANUKICHAN band fan

Portrait Punk Queen Warpaint 615

an illustration of a patriotic American woman's face with a USA flag painted on it

Having a bit of fun or going to war?

The portrait of a Viking shows a strong and fierce warrior, who is depicted wearing a helmet. The Viking has an evil look, which illustrates his anger and determination. The muscles are tense and the weapons, such as axe and shield, are ready for use. The drawing is detailed and realistic, which underlines the Viking's strength and intensity. The background is gloomy and eerie with fire, which adds to the atmosphere of war. This painting is perfect for anyone who are interested in Vikings or war history and are looking for an impressive wall decoration.

Regardless of whether she is actually going to war or just out for a night on the town, this female orc is applying makeup like it’s war paint. The fantasy monster image shows a female orc preparing for some type of battle by applying her “war paint” makeup. Originally painted with poster paint on cardboard stock and highlighted with colored pencils this fantasy image illustrates that applying makeup is an essential step in this female orc’s routine preparation for war.

Support your local Roller Derby team!

The portrait of a Viking shows a strong and fierce warrior, who is depicted wearing a helmet. The Viking has an evil look, which illustrates his anger and determination. The muscles are tense and the weapons, such as axe and shield, are ready for use. The drawing is detailed and realistic, which underlines the Viking's strength and intensity. The background is gloomy and eerie with fire, which adds to the atmosphere of war. This painting is perfect for anyone who are interested in Vikings or war history and are looking for an impressive wall decoration.

Charles (CM) Russell, the “cowboy artist”, created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, and landscapes set in the Western United States. He lived and worked among the cowboys and the Blood Indian tribe in his younger years. This painting is called “The Attack” and depicts a band of Indians in warpaint attacking a wagon train.

Regardless of whether she is actually going to war or just out for a night on the town, this female orc is applying makeup like it’s war paint. The fantasy monster image shows a female orc preparing for some type of battle by applying her “war paint” makeup. Originally painted with poster paint on cardboard stock and highlighted with colored pencils this fantasy image illustrates that applying makeup is an essential step in this female orc’s routine preparation for war.

An idea I had before I could draw it properly. Is she a shaman? A hipster? A post apocalyptic supermodel? I dunno!

This is my war paint. Being a girl doesn't make you weak. Wearing makeup doesn't make you less strong. Confidence is everything.

Regardless of whether she is actually going to war or just out for a night on the town, this female orc is applying makeup like it’s war paint. The fantasy monster image shows a female orc preparing for some type of battle by applying her “war paint” makeup. Originally painted with poster paint on cardboard stock and highlighted with colored pencils this fantasy image illustrates that applying makeup is an essential step in this female orc’s routine preparation for war.