Duality T-Shirts

There is no Yin without Yang and vice versa, both must coexist and only in ultimate balance they bring peace. This design portrays one being of two sides, a creature not of this world, yet in complete harmony balancing the opposing forces... finding peace between the 'good' and the 'bad'.

Yellow and Purple Ying Yang Design.

There is no Yang without Yin and vice versa, both must coexist and only in ultimate balance they bring peace. This design portrays one being of two sides, a creature not of this world, yet in complete harmony balancing the opposing forces... finding peace between the 'good' and the 'bad'.

Yin and Yang, Asian philosophy of duality, one half shiny the other half rough.

Both Sides of Doru line

Ying and Yang Dragons

When you are balanced with living all your energies, the energz can flow and activate itself in an neverending yin yang whirl.

Yin yang cat

When you want to show that you've attained inner balance, but also want to eat someones' brain!

cat yin yang illustration

originally an nft put on the tezos blockchain up on teia.art. The artwork is about dissociation, color, losing oneself, emptiness, overflowing intense emotion

Yingyang Cats

When you are balanced with living all your energies, the energz can flow and activate itself in an neverending yin yang whirl.

Geometric Color Slice

balance life between the beach and the mountains.

Embrace the anarchy of the universe with this kawaii shooting star. Make a wish, but don't forget to work towards your goals too! Star buddy is here to remind you to be Sweet & Sinister, and find the beauty within life's chaos.

A yin yang made of iconography related to two popular characters.

This Christmas ornament design embodies the playful duality of the season. Featuring the classic Yin Yang symbol, it cleverly integrates the words "Naughty" and "Nice" on either side. This design humorously captures the internal struggle many of us face during the holiday season – the balance between being a little bit mischievous and a little bit angelic. Express your lighthearted holiday spirit with this symbolic ornament that celebrates the mix of naughty and nice within us all.

The dark side of the balanced soul.

Red Yin Yang symbol with dripping paint

This Christmas ornament design embodies the playful duality of the season. Featuring the classic Yin Yang symbol, it cleverly integrates the words "Naughty" and "Nice" on either side. This design humorously captures the internal struggle many of us face during the holiday season – the balance between being a little bit mischievous and a little bit angelic. Express your lighthearted holiday spirit with this symbolic ornament that celebrates the mix of naughty and nice within us all.

y2k gemini star sign design

The Funeral Parlor director, and surprisingly, a rapper!

Good & Bad, Dark and Light ,this is life

Kitsune, fox with nine taile

Wisdom from both sides

Made a Magatama recently so I figured I might as well make something similar to it.

Explore a world of emotions with my vibrant artwork featuring a variety of emoticons to choose from, alongside one emoticon to edit. With the playful text 'Kinda Emotional Kinda Emotionless,' this graphic is perfect for expressing a range of feelings. Whether it's for Mom, Dad, Grandpa, Grandma, Sister, Brother, or Grandson, this artwork makes an ideal gift. Add a touch of whimsy and personalization to your loved one's space.

Tai Chi clothing, posture and writing.

Yin Yang green paint dripping design

divided thoughts

Double slit experiment. Light from a light bulb (left) is shone towards a plate (centre) containing two slits. The light that passes through the slits is observed on a screen behind the plate. This experiment shows that light exhibits the characteristics of both a wave and a particle, a phenomenon known as wave-particle duality. Each photon of light travels through one of the slits, as would be expected of a particle, but light from the two slits interfere, as expected of a wave.

two different vision of the same artist

Different worlds, but we're still the same

Two koi fish creating yin and yang