Plastic Stickers

The cute plasticine dolls now created in drawing

Classic 1970s 'melted' plastic decoration!

Save The Whales

When people take care of them very much.

The sun comes up, the sun goes down, the shreds of plastic go round and round; a wheel of misfortune created from photographs of a ragged ripstop nylon tarp, some rusty metal with pine needles & a rag, and a broken windshield wiper.

Haven’t you heard? THEY LIVE, WE SLEEP! Can’t you read the writing on the wall?CON$UM€! CONFORM! OBEY! DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY! MARRY and REPRODUCE! WATCH TV and STAY ASLEEP

coffee T-Shirt

Mariya Takeuchi is a Japanese singer and songwriter. Regarded as an influential figure in the city pop genre, she is one of the best-selling music artists in Japan, having sold over 16 million records, and has received several accolades. Her husband is Tatsuro Yamashita, a singer-songwriter and record producer.

Keep the Sea Plastic Free Turtle - Save The Ocean. Ocean conservation design with turtle and message about plastic pollution in the sea. Encourage everyone to reduce the amount of single use plastic they use. This makes a great gift. Environmental awareness design for anyone passionate about plastic pollution. Featuring a turtle, fish in a tropical beach setting. Designed with distressed affects for a rustic look.

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"It's just one straw" said 8 billion people.

Recyclable Plastic

Vintage model kit box art

Plastic surgeon. Profession, work, job. Cat shows a banner with the inscription. Watercolor illustration. A gift for a professional.

*** Limited Edition *** My First Plastic Surgery - Vintage Dark Humour. Buy two or more for your family and friends to save on shipping! Also available on many other products ( mask, sticker, t-shirt, mug, and many more )

The best scar removal treatment clinic you can find.

Are you or someone you know into dolphin conservation? This Save The Dolphins Conservation End Captivity gift is just what you're looking for! With unique artwork, let everyone know you love dolphins and dolphin conservation with these two jumping dolphins in a beautiful tropical setting.

Skip a straw save a turtle. Start today with making small changes

mannequin hands illustration by John Snipes.

Littering is Trashy

A design inspired by that halloween costume staple, plastic vampire fangs.

day twenty-five of frogust2022 - FLOAT

Abstract color

Sweet as Saccharine and Twice as Artificial

This captivating artwork portrays a simple yet essential element of life - a water jug filled with crystal-clear, refreshing water. The painting beautifully captures the tranquil and soothing nature of water, making it an inviting oasis for the weary soul.

Orca whales and mammals, in general, suffer from environmental pollution. Especially plastic is devastating for marine live. Help to preserve the environment and to stop extinction. Sunset background.

Orca whales and mammals, in general, suffer from environmental pollution. Especially plastic is devastating for marine live. Help to preserve the environment and to stop extinction. Sunset background.

Beautiful swimming turtle for ocean lovers!

Cassette in retro style

Red beer pong

Keep the sea plastic free

A design inspired by that halloween costume staple, plastic vampire fangs.

A simple three dimensional object created with Mandelbulb 3D fractal software.

I love this technique: you use acrylic inks . You wet a large canvas with water using a spray bottle. Then drop inks on the canvas. I used a yellow, blue and magenta, and also white ink. Then put plastic wrap on top, and manipulate it , and let it create random texture and patterns. Let it dry for 2 hours, or however long it takes to dry. Remove plastic, and let dry more if needed. This can be used as an underpainting for acrylics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmlSFcDEdw4 This is actually not a finished painting, but I thought it might look great on leggings, cushion covers , scarves and other products . I've done taught this technique to students, and many just love it as is, and use it as an abstract painting. Not sure I will do ...

Plastic. Movie Quote from The Graduate, 1967

Kitbash