Chinese Woman Kids T-Shirts

Step into a mesmerizing blend where pop art collides with street art, capturing the essence of the Asian American journey. This design weaves traditional motifs like the serene lotus with the gritty energy of city graffiti. It's a celebration of heritage and modernity, specially crafted for the Asian American woman who stands proudly at the crossroads of cultures. Illuminate your style with a piece that tells a story of duality and unity.

she is a love woman

Grey stone sculptures from Asian woman and man at Wat Pho Buddha temple complex, Bangkok, Thailand. 1

AMW Asian lady woman

eclectic layers of cut and torn warm-toned art book elements in a circular frame, along with vintage letters, postcards, envelopes, and ephemera.

Anna May Wong

Japanese woman with long black hair and well combed refreshes herself with a fan in her hands. Classic and period design, in the middle of Tokyo's middle ages.

An original watercolor painting of a compilation of Asian symbols by I. W. Grabowski

Ink, gouache and digital. Chinese dance has been thriving for around 5000 years and has been integral to Chinese culture since the Quin Dynasty of 220 BC, when artwork and pottery were decorated with images of dancers in temple rituals. In ancient China the totem of birds was worshipped and it was believed that humans evolve from them. The graceful, expansive movements of court dancers are said to be bird-like, and their long sleeves represent wings.

AMW Asian lady and dragon body

The Dragon Girl was inspired by the rare Axolotl salamander and eastern dragons. From the Monster Girls 2015 series by Angela R. Sasser, http://monstergirls.angelasasser.com

Support your favorite Redheaded Steampunk Swashbuckler from my original comic, "The Sword Maiden, Race to The Dragon Temple"!

A digital painting of the Chinese American, Hollywood actor Anna May Wong. Wong experienced discrimination throughout her career as an Asian artist. Nevertheless she was successful and influential, challenging stereotypes and contributing accomplished performances in film from the 1920s to 1940s.

Asian girl

Part of my food art series. Pick your favorite food and share your love with the world.

This is a digital design from an original drawing. Enjoy! © Katie Pfeiffer 2013 All Rights Reserved

Dozens and dozens of Tibetan nomad from the mountains and further grasslands on Gansu and Sichuan provinces make the pilgrimage to Labrang monastery every day. This old woman was having a little rest at the road side eating some fruit before she set off again to turn the prayer wheels along the path leading to the monastery. (Nikon D5200; lesn: Af-s Nikkor 55-300mm)

Chinese river demoness

Portrait of the talented and beautiful Chinese actress Li Qin (Watercolor and Digital Art). The jellyfish overlay, rich warm colours and jewel-like shape around her face are reminiscent of the watermelon tourmaline gemstone.

A beautiful mysterious masked geisha with a unique style.

Asian

Our lady of China sorrowful for her children suffering under communism

Geisha in kimono

Two Asian Hipster Young Female Friends Cartoon Illustration

dragon girl

Tattoo Inspired Drawing of Japanese Geisha

Chinese Swordswoman on an Art Deco Graphic Tee, with a design inspired by Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau style. For fans of martial arts, kung fu, Asian legends and classic Chinese movies.

Chinese Swordswoman on an Art Deco Graphic Tee, with a design inspired by Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau style. For fans of martial arts, kung fu, Asian legends and classic Chinese movies.

Little girl wearing winter dress

Portrait of Chinese actress Li Qin with graffiti (Watercolor and Digital Art)

A japanese floral kimono style pattern with colorful flowers.

From statue, to drawing, to shirt.

Who has not seen or know about the ancient Chinese philosophy and its symbol, named the yin and yang, also known as the good and bad, dark and bright or positive and negative. It is contrary forces that may be complementary, interconnected and interdependent from each other in nature, while they also interrelate to each other. According to the Chinese cosmology, the universe creates itself from material energy in chaos, but at the same moment it’s organized into cycles of yin and yang that eventually formed into objects and lives. I added 12 sides around the yin-yang symbol (called a dodecagon) that symbolize the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign also has an element according to the 12-year cycle of the birth year. Hope you like it.

Who has not seen or know about the ancient Chinese philosophy and its symbol, named the yin and yang, also known as the good and bad, dark and bright or positive and negative. It is contrary forces that may be complementary, interconnected and interdependent from each other in nature, while they also interrelate to each other. According to the Chinese cosmology, the universe creates itself from material energy in chaos, but at the same moment it’s organized into cycles of yin and yang that eventually formed into objects and lives. I added 12 sides around the yin-yang symbol (called a dodecagon) that symbolize the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign also has an element according to the 12-year cycle of the birth year. Hope you like it.

Who has not seen or know about the ancient Chinese philosophy and its symbol, named the yin and yang, also known as the good and bad, dark and bright or positive and negative. It is contrary forces that may be complementary, interconnected and interdependent from each other in nature, while they also interrelate to each other. According to the Chinese cosmology, the universe creates itself from material energy in chaos, but at the same moment it’s organized into cycles of yin and yang that eventually formed into objects and lives. I added 12 sides around the yin-yang symbol (called a dodecagon) that symbolize the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign also has an element according to the 12-year cycle of the birth year. Hope you like it.

Who has not seen or know about the ancient Chinese philosophy and its symbol, named the yin and yang, also known as the good and bad, dark and bright or positive and negative. It is contrary forces that may be complementary, interconnected and interdependent from each other in nature, while they also interrelate to each other. According to the Chinese cosmology, the universe creates itself from material energy in chaos, but at the same moment it’s organized into cycles of yin and yang that eventually formed into objects and lives. I added 12 sides around the yin-yang symbol (called a dodecagon) that symbolize the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign also has an element according to the 12-year cycle of the birth year. Hope you like it.