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abstract digital art colors brush wall background

This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, Christmas and other celebrations. It is suitable for women, men, kids ( girls / boys ) and babys.

Former Priminister of Australia Bob Hawk holds several records for drinking beer, the first being made in 1954. In this year he skolled a yard of ale (two-and-a-half pints, or 1.4 litres) in 11 seconds, then a world record.

Light and Subtle Multicolored Pastel Bubbles Froth Vector Pattern, Part of my Patterns Soup Designs

Its summer and I took a few trips to the beach just to watch waves. Yes despite being Australian and in Sydney I do not live near a beach Anyway this is inspired by a combination of memories and yearning during covid lockdown and watching waves the few times I could get to a beach. Why the dark background well to suggest deep waters and water foaming on the edge of coastal rock platforms anyway enjoy oh and why digital cos waterbased acrylics or traditional on paper or canvas would require hours of mucking around with medium or tissues and dry brushes or layers or ...well with Gimp it takes about 1 - 3 hours and I can erase mistakes without wasting paper towel or tissues

Vertical orientation, golden hour, waterscape. Lot of white fluffy foam on the shore of a pond. Surf created by the lake waves, against colorful evening sky. Idyllic scene, peaceful sunset background.

Frozen in Time. Macro Bubbles Photograph

Cute Kawaii cat in pink cup of froth art coffee

Hand Painted Geode @artisticenvironments

Cute cat in pink cup of froth art coffee

Cute Kawaii cat in blue cup of froth art coffee

Watery bubble painting made with graffiti drippers and pens, and alcohol inks. Works nicely on a metal, or metallic art print too.

Surfing

Embrace the Coffee Force with our 'May the Froth' T-Shirt!

Embrace the Coffee Force with our 'May the Froth' T-Shirt!

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a bright October morning looking North towards a cloudy blue sky reflected in wet sand left behind by the retreating tide.

Water lily heart / Coeur nénuphar

The Godfrother Designed By AO Apparel

‘Uprising’ This painting is inspired by living in the Northern Territory, the first region in Australia to lift lockdown restrictions due to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). In this form of ‘uprising’, it means Territorians can go to the pub and enjoy a beverage without restrictions (other than social distancing), and watch the refreshing bubbles rise up with a new sense of freedom. However, in the USA it is a time of uprising. A time of civil unrest, rioting and anger from the death of George Floyd, an African American, at the hands of police officers. These protests, under the banner of Black Lives Matter has spread across the USA and is now a world-wide protest movement.

Dynamic digital painting of latte

Always it's Beer O'clock. Look at my clock. A close-up of a pint to get you in the mood.

the gush of water of a fountain in front of a beautiful cultural palace in Iasi city, Romania

Introducing the "Moo-rvelous Elixir" Legendary Milk T-shirt — a wearable ode to the creamy elixir that has stood the test of time. Crafted with the finest cotton, this shirt is a celebration of dairy goodness, capturing the essence of the liquid gold that has been a source of nourishment and delight for generations. The front of the shirt features a whimsical yet elegant illustration of a majestic cow, adorned with a crown made of milk droplets, symbolizing the regal nature of this legendary beverage. The cow is surrounded by swirling patterns reminiscent of the creamy whirlpools found in a freshly poured glass of milk.

Introducing the "Moo-rvelous Elixir" Legendary Milk T-shirt — a wearable ode to the creamy elixir that has stood the test of time. Crafted with the finest cotton, this shirt is a celebration of dairy goodness, capturing the essence of the liquid gold that has been a source of nourishment and delight for generations. The front of the shirt features a whimsical yet elegant illustration of a majestic cow, adorned with a crown made of milk droplets, symbolizing the regal nature of this legendary beverage. The cow is surrounded by swirling patterns reminiscent of the creamy whirlpools found in a freshly poured glass of milk.

“A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and a man cannot live without love.” – Max Muller

Introducing the "Moo-rvelous Elixir" Legendary Milk T-shirt — a wearable ode to the creamy elixir that has stood the test of time. Crafted with the finest cotton, this shirt is a celebration of dairy goodness, capturing the essence of the liquid gold that has been a source of nourishment and delight for generations. The front of the shirt features a whimsical yet elegant illustration of a majestic cow, adorned with a crown made of milk droplets, symbolizing the regal nature of this legendary beverage. The cow is surrounded by swirling patterns reminiscent of the creamy whirlpools found in a freshly poured glass of milk.

Early morning sunrise on seafoam after the storm at Umina Beach on NSW Central Coast

Prints from my original abstract acrylic painting (flow/pour style) on board. I’ve only tried this technique twice for fun and whilst messy, it was fascinating to see how the colours mixed and moved, in the end looking like quite a rough green sea. I adore the ocean, its many moods and colours.

Cycling twenty five miles briskly and stopping for a hot cup of coffee on an autumn day. This acrylic painting on canvas was painted on the sides and came with fixtures and fittings ready to hang directly on the wall with or without a frame. It had a high gloss hot orange finish, and was signed on the front and back and was supplied with a certificate of authenticity. It has been sold.

A cool jar of beer. Sonia Pascual.

Prints from my original acrylic painting (flow/pour style) on board. I’ve only tried this technique twice for fun and whilst messy, it was fascinating to see how the colours mixed and moved, in the end looking like quite a rough green sea.