Femme Fatale Magnets

The epitome of elegance and sophistication, behold the captivating art piece that is the Bettie Page Art Deco Illustration. This exquisite creation showcases a mesmerizing cartoon woman, gracefully perched on a ledge, exuding an aura of timeless beauty. Dressed in a resplendent blue dress that accentuates her every curve, she embodies the perfect blend of vintage allure and modern charm.

God is a Woman

Oops!...I Did It Again spears

Lamia and the Soldier - John William Waterhouse A soldier gazes into the eyes of a beautiful young woman. Her nature is hinted with the snake skin around her. It is based on a John Keats poem.

Shark-like love grip :) Ruthless grip...

One of the most beautiful and talented actresses of the 1930s.

Known for her role as Suellen O'Hara in "Gone With The Wind," Evelyn Keyes was a well-known actress from the late 1930s through the late 1950s.

One of the most beautiful and talented actresses of the 1930s.

Feeling A Lot Pink Baddie Goth Type

Vamp it loud and vamp it proud!

Obnoxious female with boots, walking all over you

Unemployed and Beautiful

Legendary!

The Moon Sorceress glides through the night, seeing every magical secret. Come close and she will reveal all.

Subject Patient: Code Name - "Literal Maneater" / Patient 029 Summary Description: "Literal Maneater," a 28-year-old female patient. Clad in a frilly red dress that accentuates her allure, she possesses a visage that is both captivating and deeply disturbing. Her eyes, with black sclera and deep red pupils reminiscent of flowing blood, add to her unnerving presence. Notably, she bears sharp, saw-like teeth, hinting at a carnivorous appetite. It is stated that during examinations, she expressed a particular fondness for human meat, especially that of males. This revelation has understandably instilled a sense of unease among male staff and doctors within the psychiatric hospital, who are wary of her predatory tendencies.

Known for her role as Suellen O'Hara in "Gone With The Wind," Evelyn Keyes was a well-known actress from the late 1930s through the late 1950s.

L'Elégance intemporelle dans cette œuvre d'art numérique, mettant en scène une femme voilée. Son regard captivant, agrémenté de grands yeux expressifs, invite à la contemplation. Une représentation artistique qui célèbre la beauté et la grâce dans la diversité."

The Harpy

Unsettling AI collaborations of women doing magic on the margins, drawn in a femme fatale Pre-Raphaelite style. Poisonous emerald and deep crimson are the key colors.

In the magical game of Love, the Queen of Hearts plays for keeps. Join her in the enchanted sport.

Only available in RedBubble. Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2024

Only available in RedBubble. Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2024

woman with rose in retro warm color bars

Angel Face Devil Thoughts.

En commémoration de la journée internationale de la femme.

She loved men... to death. Paranoia Prints presents... THE LOVE WITCH!!

woman with rose bokeh design

Shadows. A fedora. A blonde. Gray.

The Legendary Librarian knows everything about magic. Consult her for your next quest.

My new portrait illustration of Marlene Dietrich in Manpower 1941. She belongs to my femme fatale collection 2023. You can follow my art on all social media under my handle @zhanadarte

Design & Digital Illustration Digital Art 2024

Tarot style art

Time to Die

Illustration based on the tactical gear model and athlete Elaine Hayel and the photographic work of Clayton Haugen. (contactable via www.claytonhaugen.com)

Pretty cat in makeup holding her purse and looking in the mirror.

Hollywood