William Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Christmas Tree Pattern

Good night, sweet prince

A mathematical nonsense inspired by the first line of Hamlet by William Shakespeare.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NATIONAL BENJAMN HARRISON

This 1869 William Bouguereau painting "Entre la richesse et l'amour" depicts a young woman seated between two suitors, a wealthy old merchant and a young musician, trying to impress her. Digitally remastered.

The innovation of the hotdog via American Capitalism. The secret ingredient: it's people.

HDR image of Cragside, Rothbury, Northumberland (UK) the home of Lord William Armstrong, Victorian Engineer

Lake Geneva and Mount Blanc by J.M.W. Turner, 1802-1805. Watercolor.

A simple design of a white number 93 on a blue background, which is also what my character William wears in some of my cover arts!

William the Athletic Cheetah! Being a cheetah, he likes running, as well as healthy eating and motivational speaking. Created in July 2021, I made this for the cover art of my first uplifting trance release Passion: hyperfollow.com/moule/passion

The Betrothed - John William Godward 1892

William Shakespeare, Hamlet II.ii.386

An illustration of an old potion bottle filled with ivy. This is referred to as leg of lizard by the witches in Macbeth. A Shakespeare, theatre themed design for book lovers. There are lizards climbing on the magic spell bottle.

Carmencita - William Merritt Chase, 1888.

The Carmencita - John Singer Sargent, 1890.

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you".

Stop Making Drama - Shakespeare

The Bute family summer house in Wales - Castell Coch.

Manheim and Valkira two elves from Little Swiss.

Art by Duy Truong.Duy wrote that she had a great idea about a very different bedroom scene than others she had done before, This would be the last scene in our William Tell adventure. "She wrote, " I think it will be adorable. It will be a wonderful way to finish the book." When I saw it for the first time I fell in love with it. What do you think?........... That night I tucked in my little critters as I always did. William Tell had given me one of his arrows as a memento of our friendship and I placed it on the mantle along with the other trophies. Zeke ran his paw across it. "This is William Tell's arrow. We will never forget him, will we?" I said, "We will never forget him. He was truly a brave and courageous man." I tucked him i...

Art by Duy Truong....................The cover is always the last piece of art for our books. One can draw from the experience of illustrating the entire story; and then it is effortless to come up with a inspiring idea for a cover. It is viewed in an instant--Tammy, the apple,( and later we added William Tell with his crossbow.) All with a rainbow in the Swiss Alps. We could call this "Fantasy in Blue." if we wished--but we'll stick with the title on hand.

Tammy meets William Tell ( TheWurtherington Diary) Art by Duy Truong............ We were ready to fly back to Capira on Polly. I said, "Turn around three times and close your eyes And soon you will be close to the skies. Make that which was small, Grow and be so very tall. Alakazim, Alakazam!" Polly circled around three times and became a giant vulture. "Caw, caw, caw!" Cedric said, "She says we should get aboard!" We waved goodbye to the Kakuna and soon we were back at the palace garden. Tammy Wurtherington Freedom Fighter Look for these books soon from the Wurtherington Diary: The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl Tammy and the Declaration of Independence Tammy, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Tammy and the California Gold R...

Art by Duy Truong................ Tammy meets William Tell ( The Wutherington Diary).......................... Quickly, the gate opened and the villagers raced through it and began battling the soldiers. Arrows were flying all about and soldiers were dropping from the turrets like hail. It was over quickly. The villagers had captured all the soldiers and stood in the middle of the compound grateful that they had won so easily. Baumgarten came down a stairway. He held the bloodied head of the sheriff at his side and held it so all could see. "The sheriff is dead! My wife is a'enged! He will hurt no one from this day!" Everyone cheered and congratulated him. Look for these books from the Wurtherington Diary: The Wurtherington Diary: The L...

Antique Swiss Map This beautiful miniature antique map is from "ATLAS MINIMUS Illustratus: containing Fifty-Two Pocket Maps of the World", Drawn and engraved by J, Gibson; Revised, corrected, and improved, by E. Bowen, Geographer to His Majesty. To which are added a Description of the several Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Provinces, of the known World; their Seas, Harbours, Rivers, and Mountains: With a concise account of the air, soil, and climate of each; and the government, customs, religion, and manners of the inhabitants, Published by T. Carnan and F. Newbery, London, 1774." The original measures 11cm x 8 cm or 4" x 3". It is an original antique, 241 years old. The map is on strong thick paper. The map is printed on one si...

Art by Duy Truong. My associates and I flew out to the slave camp. We arrived as the Sun began to peek over the western horizon. We could see the slavers wielding whips and forcing the prisoners to work at the break of dawn. The villagers arrived and joined us at the top of the hill. William Tell said, "Do ye hath a plan?" I said, "The soldiers are carrying whips and swords. They do not expect to be attacked with crossbows. You have the advantage." He said, "It will be over quickly." Tell and Yberg discussed it with their men. A few moments later they walked straight down the hill with the crossbows armed. The soldiers saw them coming and charged at them with their swords. When they were within range Tell gave the command, "Fire!"...

Art by Duy Truong. We circled 'round and 'round over the boat. Zeke pointed, "Your father is the helmsmen and is guiding the boat. That is why they took off the chains." The storm passed over and the raging waters began to subside. William Tell guided the boat near the rocky shore and then jumped from the boat. He gave it a big shove and the soldiers were helpless to save themselves from a treacherous current. We watched as the boat capsized and the soldiers tumbled into the deep. Alfred said, "It is their heavy armor that brought them to the bottom of the lake."

Art by Duy Truong. William Tell infiltrates the enemy camp disguised as a scout. His mission is to lure the Duke into a trap set by the Swiss army.......................William Tell said, "Tarry, I say! I must reach Leopold as I hath important information on Arth. My steed broke down." The taller one said, "We are from Arth and hath an important message for Leopold, too." William Tell said, "They are building it up much more than we imagined." The short fat one said, "We found that out. We must make all haste." They hoisted him aboard and they raced off down the road. We flew on ahead as we wanted to be ready for a hasty departure for William Tell. We stood outside the tent so we could overhear it all. Leopold was discussing the ...

Art by Duy Truong.... Poster size......With this piece of art, I would like to mention that it was my hope that we could take children's illustration to a higher standard. Rather than meeting deadlines, I wanted my artists to do their very best to create a work of art that would endure the passage of time. The stories are timeless, and with any luck, these stories would be my legacy. When Duy began sending off the drafts on this one I was very excited as I could see this would be one of her classic interior scenes. At one point she asked, "What time of day is it?" I told her that I greatly anticipated light beaming through the window. Duy was a master of lighting and when one examines her art, you can see it runs through all her pieces. ...

Art by Duy Truong......... Our men moved the frontal barrier aside and the defeated Austrians walked through it. We led them to a meadow and had them sit. William Tell told me that Duke Leopold had not made it to the barrier. He and a few men were in the rear and were not caught in the trap. "When Duke Leopold saw that we had trapped his men, he ran like scared rabbit." He laughed. Yberg said, "He is probably half way back across the border by now!" William Tell addressed the Austrians. "We have promised to spare your lives and accept your surrender. I hath good news for all of ye. I officially declare that thou are all freemen!"

'Auricula-Eyed Mixed' are biennials to 60cm, with mid-green foliage and terminal clusters of fragrant, bicoloured flowers in shades of crimson, purple and pink with contrasting pale centres, from late spring

Are you an Anaheim Ducks fan? This design is for true fans

A beautiful floral pattern.

A beautiful Art Nouveau floral pattern.

A beautiful floral pattern.

A beautiful floral pattern.

Beautiful Yellow Flowers, for all those who love nature.