Betsy Phillips Posters and Art Prints

There is an unseen beauty that surrounds death. In this Day of the Dead depiction, rather than a sense of morbidity, there is a beautiful display of colors that radiate throughout this image. From the vibrant colors flowing through her hair, too the subtle color of the roses. This image incapsulates that even death can be beautiful.

Simplistic, yet stunning. This portrayal of Delia represents that beauty can be found in simplicity. Note the shading and simple backdrop, brings Oh Sweet Delia to forefront of the viewers attention.

The Day of the Dead is known to be the day that our loved ones that have passed are able to visit the living. This depiction beautifully depicts that the spirits may come in their once human form or the form that is true to their spirit.

I drew this fairy in 2012, with colored pencils. She was inspired by my mother, who at that time was getting into drawing. My mom is the reason I love fairies.

I was asked to update a tattoo I created in 2004. This design means a lot to me; the skull is to remind that life is short, the start is to remind of dreams, the three dots is to remind to have faith, the hart is to remind of what is important, and the arrow is to help you find the way to go. All of this comes together to remind me to live everyday to the best I can. I hope you enjoy it!

I love how I was able to catch the water drops on the flower petals.

One of my favorite things to do is go out shooting photos. I love how this photo came out! I hope you enjoy it.

My husband and I went camping at Lake Davis California when I took this photo, in the summer of 2021.

I draw this doodle of a trumpet in 2013. I used orange gel pen, it took me 10 hours to create it.

With the suggestion of my friend Ira, this doodle has become Dark Crystal fan art. I love it when my friends inspire my art.

I created this doodle in 2017. Man and best friend going for a walk on a spring day.

This doodle came out amazing! By far my favorite, I love how she came together!

This octopus is one of my favorite doodles. It took me over 20 hours to create back in 2014.

This is among the first doodles I've created.

This Frank and his Mom Lucy. I took this photo the day Frank was born.

I draw this in 2012 it was among some of my first doodles.

I love patterns, I hope you like this one.

This is a close up photo of a cactus.

A photo I took in April 2021 of the white bleeding hearts in my garden.

I took this photo in April 2022 of the Bleeding Hearts in my garden.

I took this photo of a waterlily in my folks back yarn.

I saw this bee on the side of the road and it needed to be photographed. Bees are awesome!

I greatly enjoy doing bee photos, bees are so cute! I took this photo at my dad's pond, I'm not sure the name of the plant the bee is setting on.

I took this photo of a honey bee on a lion plant in the spring of 2020.

I took this photo of a bee one spring day in my back yard.

I love bees, the shininess of the sidewalk made me wanna take a picture of the little bee.

I draw this in 2017. A mermaid under the waves.

This doodle came out awesome! I love how the colors came together. I hope you enjoy it as well.

I took this bee picture in my front yard. Bees are so wonderful!

I was experimenting with drawing with sharpies. I love bees and flowers, I do like how this drawing came out.

I drew this little bat in 2013.

I draw this dragon in 2012. It came out good.

I drew this cool ass dragon and now you can have it on a shirt, or your phone case, or any of the other stuff they sell on red bubble. show everybody how awesome you are and sport this beastie for all to see.

I took this photo when I was out hiking, I love it when I find wild bees to photograph.

I created this little guy in 2015. I love how he came out and I'm happy to sure him with you.

I drew this doodle in 2020. I love the ocean and a lot of the wonderful creatures that live there. I hope you enjoy my little seahorses!