Portrait Stickers

digital painting

Original Portrait by Vagabond - Comedian Chris Farley

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A unique tshirt for fans of Hunter S Thompson and literature, this portrait of Thompson is made up of the text from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. A perfect gift for the lover of books and literature or students.

An abstract portrait of a woman.

Hope you like it.

Every passing year finds me stuck in the same room in life, covering my face in specks of unspent patience.// Digital Retro Surreal Portrait

Dark and strong!

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One line female portrait

Oil painted portrait of the 4th Doctor Who incarnation, played by Tom Baker.

Malcolm X

Inspired by one of the world’s most beloved American actresses and sex symbols, the modern esthetics of this minimalist composition print fits very well into any interior and is absolutely perfect for those who love fun, minimalist and tasteful design. Great for any room or space.

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Oil painted portrait of the 10th Doctor Who incarnation, played by David Tennant.

Year 2020

A portrait of Sir Didymus from Jim Henson's 80s Labyrinth Movie with David Bowie, rendered in an artistic digital painting.

Jimi Hendrix digital art by Lopan 4000

Diego Maradona

Angela Davis

Rap Legends

Hope you like it.

Nurse 2

Happy little sausage fox!

Portrait of a cat...my catified version of a Klimt portrait!

SAMURAI INSPIRED MECHA

The Last Donut Of The Night

Original illustration created by the studio Aégis about global warming. More info about its process here: http://aegis-strife.net/portfolio/betrayal-global-warming/

peeking cat

100% drawn by my own hands and feet.

The Muses: Pop as an invitation to contemplation In my ‘Muses’ series, I portray the nine emblematic inspirations of Love (Billie Holiday), the Epic (Bruce Lee), History (Homer), Music (Louis Armstrong), Tragedy (Kurt Vonnegut), Spirituality (Maya Angelou), Humor (Mark Twain), Dance (Martha Graham) and Cosmology (William Blake). I’ve depicted my subjects on rag paper with watercolor and wax crayons while obscuring their faces behind nonsensical graphic texts meant to somewhat frustrate the viewer, obstructing personal connection to the likeness. To me, this illustrates the energetic dilemma of meaningful creative communication amidst the quicksand of mass media consumption and instant gratification. http://www.karlfrey.com

quick sketch drawing style design