Sugarcane Stickers

sugarcane design for wall art and posters

Environmental and Civil Rights art

Tropical environmental livingcoral sugarcane pattern reflecting the Caribbean and theenvironment

Environmental and Civil rights

For Juneteenth, 2020. This painting is a new addition to my Sugarcane collection which reflects on the impact the sugarcane plant had on slavery and the African diaspora. This painting "Juneteenth, African Royalty" commemorates Juneteenth the official end to slavery.

HDR photo

Beautiful hand lettering design for having a Merry Little Christmas

Rice Is My Love Language cute food Whether you're a rice enthusiast, foodie, or simply appreciate delicious cuisine, this shirt is for you. Wear it proudly to express your affection for this staple food, whether cooking at home, dining out, or attending food festivals.

The early 1900s saw the commercialization and mass marketing of Hawaiian pineapple, making them not only accessible to Americans, but extremely popular. Named after ‘The People’s Prince,’ Prince Kuhio Farms jumped into pineapple farming in 1933, converting most of their Wahiawa sugarcane farmland into pineapple fields. The unintended side effect of growing pineapple in generational sugarcane fields was a golden, sweet fruit that was different from most other pineapple produced in the islands. While they weren’t as large or as well marketed as other brands, Prince Kuhio Hawaiian Pineapple found their audience in those who wanted real Hawaiian pineapple, but something a little more special.

Misty clouds over Hinchinbrook Island in the distance from the cane farm in Macknade, Far North Queensland Pastel on Art Spectrum paper 25 x 35 cm Original SOLD Featured in - Realist Landscape Painting - 19/04/12 - Women Painters - 10/07/17

Choose your own adventure

Luminous colors that change when seen from different angles.

Cuba flag. Caribbean countries. North America

Flag of the Dominican Republic. Caribbean countries