Beauty Tapestries

Beauty

Beauty

Once upon a time ....

Art Nouveau inspiration :-)

beauty

There is nothing more lovely than a component made by Campagnolo.

Crei que le decian el burro

Mili Fay’s Art Nouveau style illustration of Beaut and the Beast in ink, watercolor, and gold leaf. Beauty is reading a book surrounded by piles of books and roses. Beast’s castle is hidden in his shadow outline. On the other side we see Beauty’s family’s cottage.

Beauty, a quality that gives pleasure to the mind or senses and is often associated with properties such as harmony of form or color, proportion, authenticity, and originality. In Japanese, this character can be pronounced "utsukushi," "mi," or "bi" depending on the use. Can be used in women's names such as Satomi, Hitomi, and Kazumi.

She warned him not to be deceived by appearances, for beauty is found within

Tale as old as time

Big Foot loves the freedom of his beautiful forest, and he loves the freedom of America. Live large! Live proud!

"The word Perfect has been hi-jacked. YOU are perfect to start with. You are the only example of you that there will ever be, and that makes you unique, and that is what makes you Perfect.."

Beast

Don't Fix it

bobyberto design

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Vintage illustration Victorian Sleeping Beauty children's fairy tale story book image featuring the princess 'Beauty,' sleeping in a beautiful bed and her Prince Charming by her side about to kiss her awake. Sleeping Beauty is a classic fairy tale which involves a beautiful princess, enchantment and a handsome prince. It is the first in the set published in 1697 by Charles Perrault (1628–1703). Vintage illustration by Carl Offterdinger, c. 1880.

A tale as old as time....

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Brown Suga Babe, Black Woman, African American

Matthew Taylor Wilson

Inspired by the Beauty & The Beast fairy tale and recent Disney interpretation.

The classic debate of which color is best for the ball. Inspired by Disney Classic, Sleeping Beauty

illustration of Ice cream with peonies

bella is here

Stop looking yourself in the mirror

digital

Personal

Tattoo inspired artwork featuring snake-headed medusa from Greek mythology

It wouldn't be complete without the tragic Frankenstein, misunderstood, not a monster, but not quite a man, inbetween. Brought to life in the 1930's by the master Boris Karloff. Original painting based on my love for all things Halloween, classic movies, horror and fantasy, great gift, holiday gift, gift for her, gift for him,

Inspiring Gift for Black Women

Mandala Sun Flower art in golden texture.

Matthew Taylor Wilson