Scratch Tapestries

Scratch art of a flying bat

Friends till the End.

The Adelaide Eye, as we called it.. Australia. A not so giant ferris wheel, located across the road from our apartment in Glenelg, where we stayed over the weekend. I've always wanted to capture a ferris wheel, never had the chance to do it until this moment. Please have a read of my talented friend Mel's written interpretation of this piece "here":http://www.redbubble.com/people/princessmhf/writing/6864933-carnivale *3 Greeting Cards sold* *Featured in Windmills & Ferris Wheels* *Featured in The Male Photographer* *Featured in Color Altering* *Featured in Out Of The Past* *Featured in Canon DSLR* *Featured in Globes Spheres & Curves* *Featured on The Home Page Nov 09* *Featured on The Home Page Dec 09* *Featured in ...

This one goes out to everyone who still believes that life starts at 33rpm.

By looking inward, like the moth to a flame, we discover the fire that keeps us alight.

Kitty Trap for The Cat lover

Happy DJ Pon-3

Pouncing cat attack.

Blue ocean shapes filled with bright blue waves pattern liquid art. This abstract geometric art with an aquatic style would be perfect for a surfer, or for someone who likes water sports and abstract geometric shapes with bright colors.

A quote from Comedian, George Carlin.

Colorful scratchboard of a peacock feather with a peacock eye in the center

Line art of three western riders and three horses.

Scratchboard of a meerkat whispering into the ear of another meerkat

This leopard gecko DJ music design, "Geckos are my jam," is perfect for lizard lovers of all ages!

vinyl radio retro

Cat scratch

A group of humpbacks bubble-netting

- I DO WHAT I WANT - This cat drives me crazy with her cool sunglasses! These are made for fun, stylish cat and kitty lovers. - Cool white cat that leaves scratch marks and the eye-catching slogan: I do what I want, is perfect for cat lovers and cat lovers.

This Week In Toy Culture Card

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Simple stitches design

We made cookies from scratching.

“If it feels good, do it!” was the moral imperative at Woodstock, but by the time Jimmy Carter came around, the nation was swept up in a counterrevolution based on “If it feels good, it must be risky and bad, immoral and dangerous to your health.” Both points have some validity, but sometimes you do just need to scratch that itch to see what happens and usually, it’s for the better.

A lion looking quizzically into an aquarium at a lion fish