Betrayal Tapestries

Caution backstabbers everywhere, funny slogan words, don't trust anyone.

Caution backstabbers everywhere, funny slogan words, don't trust anyone.

Professional backstabber, knife collector, red knife, retro knife, slasher movie horror

A beetles inspired design

For those who aren't into symmetry!

SUDDEN BUT INEVITABLE BETRAYAL

A Lot Of Things Broke My Heart But Fixed My Vision

A shirt we released with our newest single

An image of a wild boar, the symbol used by King Richard III, overlays a 16th century portrait of England’s King Richard III, a controversial historical figure. While the man may be an enigma, Shakespeare portrays him as a cunning villain. The quote seen in above the boar image is Margaret calling Richard III a “rooting hog.”

Drunken Love Blues

A red/purple heart over a sunburst with a blue dagger and large blood drops

A Japanese house style, a fight during the night between the lady of the house and an elder in-law who found a secret that doesn't have to be told.

A version of the drumhead logo with red fills

A drumhead style logo

We pick our friends, but real situations sort them out.

Caution backstabbers everywhere, funny slogan words.

This Cthulhu Pixel Design Board Game is inspired by old school video games. Great as a gift for yourself if you are a fan of the game or as a gift for friends in your tabletop gaming group.

We pick our friends, but real situations sort them out

When you are betrayed by someone you trust. It's not just a broken relationship. But it is a mind that is forever broken. Even if we repair it back to the way it was before.

In the end, we won't remember the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.

Backstabbers are many. Treacherous people abound. Don't give them the power to hurt you over and over again. Learn your lessons! Many only learn when IT IS TOO LATE!!

Express your emotions with this heart-wrenching design inspired by the haunting lyrics of a sad song. Featuring a solitary figure, slumped over in despair with tears streaming down their face, this design captures the essence of heartbreak, loneliness, and betrayal. The dark and moody color palette, with shades of blue and gray, conveys a sense of emotional pain and vulnerability. Perfect for anyone who has experienced the pain of a broken heart or wants to express their emotions through fashion

Trust no-one

Loyalty comes first. White text.

Geometric Face. Beautiful shades of blue and teal, design perfect for people who appreciate line art and colorful colors, who loves geometric designs. Grab this design as a birthday gift or a graduation gift for your best friend or relative, a person who loves geometric designs would love this.

Sometimes we all know what pain and suffering feels like.

Man betrayed -Samson and Delilah - scene from the Bible. A very strong and unbeatable warrior, who followed God's principles, was betrayed by a very seductive woman, Delilah, who cut off the source of his extraordinary strength: his hair.

Rough sketch of Liz Gillies as Fallon Carrington in Dynasty S1E10 A Well Dressed Tarantula.

I will remember everything.

A rough sketch of Liz Gillies as Fallon Carrington, in Dynasty S2E5 Queen of Cups.

A rough sketch of Liz Gillies as Fallon Carrington in Dynasty.

There's a traitor close by.

Zeigt doch endlich mal was Du garnicht magst! Text/Spruch "ICH HASSE Lügen Betrug Verrat Unrecht Menschen" Farben Schwarz/Weiss

Be selective, especially with people. Powerful inspirational quote, life drama. Minimalist text art illustration, dark background, typewriter font style. Introvert conceptual lettering for thinking.

The enchanter Merlin and the fey Viviene in the forest of Broceliande by Gustave Dore. He also did a black and white illustration of the pair. Please look in my shop for more work by "Gustave Dore":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/dore?asc=u

You’ll notice varying placement depending on the product, this design is a super interesting shape and I did my best to “artistically” place it on the products in a way I thought was pleasing.