Hamptons Tank Tops

Smooth fan seashell. A simple nautical design, which can be mixed and matched with my other coastal themed designs.

A fun, free abstract of the tiny seahorse hanging out in the coral reef.

Montauk is a village located at Long Island, New York. and is a popular destination for fishing, surfing, and enjoying the outdoors.

Ocean Waves Pattern - an elegant blue and white minimalist wave pattern inspired by the ocean waves and surfing. Take the sea into your home with this beautiful marine print.

Pride

The 631 Area Code

There's nothing worse, I'm telling you

If your look is revolutionary, if you love cats...

The New York housewives enjoying Ramona’s pool.

The Montauk Lighthouse. Scratchboard Illustration by Lisa Haney

Located on the eastern tip of Long Island, the Montauk Lighthouse is not only a famous landmark, but also a must see destination for many tourists.

SUMMERS BEACH CLUB LONG ISLAND NEW YORK

Long Island

An ode to The Bear: The Original Beef of Chicagoland

Colorful sailing picture in Sag Harbor under the quaint scenic bridge that links Sag Harbor with North Haven.

Alejandro Mogollo Art

View from the deck at the bathhouse at Main Beach.

Poster with paddle boarder making his way across the open water off Shelter Island.

Montauk New York

A seagull flies over the beach hut at the Atlantic Ave Beach in Amagansett. DeGroom happened to be nearby with his trusty camera and captured the scene.

The Big Duck located in Flanders Long Island, near Riverhead.

The 631 LI

LI

Boats moored in a picturesc setting.

Fish is healthy. If you eat healthy you can drink more.

Ink and collage illustration inspired by Carl from Summer House

Vintage map of Bridgehampton NY superimposed over a picture of the old Bridgehampton library.

Colorful sailing picture in Sag Harbor under the quaint scenic bridge that links Sag Harbor with North Haven.

Overlooking Montauk harbor

surfing the the ocean

A stunning macro shot of soft blue lisianthus flowers.

Pathway to Devastation - Blue A cyclone tears through the landscape, destroying everything within its pathway, leaving nothing but devastation. It's erratic behavour, choosing to leave some areas untouched, whilst it levels others. Just as we should be wary of cyclones, we should also be wary of toxic, negative people, who show little regard for those around them, and will destroy many in order to grow their own egos and step on anyone in their pathway in order to achieve their own goals. The devastation can be random, but there is always a pattern, the key is to recognise the warning signs and steer clear for your own safety and well being.

View of the Main Beach in East Hampton, Long Island, NY

Main Beach East Hampton

Windmill poster by DeGroom