Music Nursery Magnets

Cute music pattern with notes and music key

Cute baby unicorns dancing and listening to music

Cute unicorns listening to music and dancing

Watercolor Musical Instruments.

Hopping through the forest.

Digital illustration of 2 bears listening To music from one headphones surrounded by roses and flowers.

Cute dancing maltipoo dog wear tutus

Cute dancing maltipoo dog wear tutus

Cute dancing maltipoo dog wear tutus

A black cat with a hare dance while playing banjos on a vintage magazine cover.

Talented Moth

Add some life and color to your living space.

This cute easter bunny playing trumpet Tee shirt is perfect gift for kids and family.

Hey diddle diddle, The cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon, The little dog laughed to see such fun, And the dish ran away with the spoon. Pen drawing on card painted in Windsor and Newton inks.

Playful, observant, and precocious, embodying the whimsical spirit of "POP" in their mischievous game of hide-and-seek, just like the classic tune "Pop Goes the Weasel.

Cute baby unicorns dancing and listening to music

Sometimes music speaks the beautiful words cannot express : )

These musical baby blocks have the first three syllables of solfege and make great shirts and accessories for kids and music educators.

Moon song

Is it a high-brow (high-feather?) conversation or simply a song request, do you think?

Inspired by the one and only! A whimsical little watercolor piece.

A cat and a viola.

Never stop believing in hope because miracles happen everyday : )

Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle

This Walrus design features the words goo goo g'joob from a famous nursery rhyme, fable and rock song. This design is symbolic of psychedelic music of the 1960's and can be found on t-shirts, mousepads, magnets, stickers, bags, buttons, aprons, stamps, cards, mugs, ties, posters and more.

This vintage look cute Tee shirt is perfect gift for kids, animal lover, musician, double bass player.

Sing Along

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations designed to add in gaps in the English series.