Etching Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Gin, good for all latitudes and longitudes. Gin has been lighting up our lives for hundreds, maybe 1000s of years. The Add Gin Co. pays tribute to that history with quirky art and vintage vibes.

Traditional art, once again. I hope you enjoy it!

This American Northeast seasonal fruit and vegetable chart is designed to look vintage. It is designed by me with etching style vintage illustrations of all of the vegetables from the Midwest region of America so that you can be sure that you are buying seasonally. It's a quick reminder/reference chart for your shopping! I do other parts of America too as well as French and UK just look at my shop.

Botanical Hotdog Print, food art, Gallery Wall, Vintage Modern Art Print, humour, humorous print. This humous take on a botanical art print shows a branch with instead of flowers, hotdogs Title is Calidum Canis (Latin for Hotdog) It will bring a bit of fun and uniqueness to your kitchen, hallway or gallery wall. Combine it with some of my other modern botanicals like my coffee, cinnamon buns, donut in my shop

Etching by Smeeton Tilly c. 1874 - 1888 Depicting a wrought iron gate with stone pillars by the light of a full moon.

Karnac, or Karnak was one of the greatest temple complexes of Ancient Egypt. located outside Thebes, the capital of many Egyptian dynasties, Karnac's rediscovery by Europeans caused a sensation, with many marveling over its magnificent architecture and hieroglyphics.

Uranus hand drawn in engraving surrealism art

Deer head draw in engraving surrealism artwork

Rage Against the Machine meets Jane Austen.

Inspired by that time I was King Hit by some bogan wanker and my mate saved me. Song: "Here's Johnny", Hocus Pocus. Original artwork: copperplate etching

Victorian War of The Worlds Etching

Put your kids in the back

old school cool

Botanical plant study

Right side of shell Etching made in 1907 by Samuel de Mesquita

Original Medium: solar art / solar pyrography Perfect for that morning brew of coffee or tea, elevensies, a lunch break, or a hot toddy in the evening, this mug features cpizer's fanciful work, "Critters". As the design wraps around the mug, there is always something of visual interest to look at :-) Makes a great gift, if you can bear to part with it! ;-) Solar pyrography is a highly unusual art from... The surface of the original plywood panel of this striking artwork has been "etched" by training the sun's rays & energy through a magnifying glass which produces a tiny laser-like beam… When focused on the wood, the resulting "laser" burns the wood's surface. No paints, inks, or pigments have been used to create these graphics....

They are hot by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

Brush strokes design perfect for paper or fabric products. Available for CUSTOM PATTERN DESIGN PROJECTS. Please email me at [email protected]

The Gin King (or Queen) enjoys a tipple now and again. Gin has been lighting up our lives for hundreds, maybe 1000s of years. The Add Gin Co. pays tribute to that history with quirky art and vintage vibes.

Skull head for custom bike garage

This is a simple Seasonal Fruit & Vegetable Chart to display at home. It shows all the fruit and vegetables and when it's best to eat them, When they are in season, or at their best. It will help you shop better, be cheaper and is a good way to increase your repertoire of vegetables. It also helps the planet as if you eat when things are in season they haven't had to travel across the globe to get to your store.

Drypoint etching by Etha Fles, ca 1890

St. George’s Hospital, Hyde Park Corner, William Wilkins, 1778

Edgar Allan Poe etching

old school cool

harpy

unicorn the most awesome mythical animal

Swallow It, Dog by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

Whales Vintage Etching Victorian

Palmistry

I drew a hare and then etched it in photoshop. You can find more at www.artbykonni.com

Show your love of print with this intaglio design.

I Want, I Want ... (see more like this in The Blue Box)

They Carried Her Off! by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

To the Count Palatine by Francisco Goya, 1799. Etching.

Line art. Leave a mark. Lino-cut