The Hundred Tapestries

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Haircut One Hundred illustration

He claims to be a bear of "very little brains."

Winnie the Pooh meets Alice in Wonderland

While body shaming is a crime, giving it a hilarious touch is sublime. Feel proud for who you are, and show off this slogan confidently! While it’s a hilarious treat to the eyes, for you it’s an excuse to gorge on fries. WINK, WINK

Arabic Typography "A hundred feelings in the subconscious, and a great inability to describe the feeling" Shattered Feelings for Man's & Woman's Typographic Celebration Happy Moments design Man's & Woman's now on T-Shirt Apparel Stickers Cases Mugs Wall Art Notebooks Pillows Totes Tapestries.

The Hundred Acre Wood is a part of the fictional land inhabited by Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends in the Winnie-the-Pooh series of children's stories by author A. A. Milne. The wood is visited regularly by the young boy Christopher Robin, who accompanies Pooh and company on their many adventures.

Better It Is To Live One Day Seeing The Rise And Fall Of Things Than To Live A Hundred Years Without Ever Seeing The Rise And Fall Of Things. Quote design for Buddha lovers and people that are interested in the ways of the Buddhism.

mobb deep

Lexa deserved better - rainbow back tattoo

The Hundred Steps in Coedalltacham, Pontardawe. There are actually far more than a hundred steps!

"From the ashes, we will rise"

ALL of Me for All of Us

Color woodcut by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1845 - 1846

Death is not the end. Her spirit chose wisely and lives among the hearts of many.

I miss Abby Griffin's quotes

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I miss Abby Griffin's quotes

From the Ashes, We Will Rise...For All Mankind

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Wanheda... Mountain Slayer... Commander of Death

The Commander Returns

In a vintage, weathered style, the phrase "100 Bad Days Made 100 Good Stories" is depicted with faded hues and worn textures, akin to aged paper or weather-beaten signs. The lettering bears slight imperfections, evoking a sense of endurance and time-worn resilience. This aesthetic conjures nostalgia and speaks to the beauty found within life's trials, emphasizing the transformative power of storytelling. The distressed appearance imbues the design with character, echoing the journey of overcoming adversity and discovering strength, echoing the sentiment of AJR's emotive lyrics.

No Cap man - means no lie. Don't be lying to your friends/homies

live life one hundred percent.

"A Hundred Bad Days" is a hit single by AJR, known for its catchy chorus and introspective lyrics. The song explores the idea that setbacks and challenges can lead to personal growth and memorable experiences. Through its upbeat melody and relatable message, "A Hundred Bad Days" encourages listeners to embrace life's obstacles as opportunities for learning and resilience. AJR's ability to craft a compelling narrative within the confines of a pop song showcases their songwriting prowess and emotional depth, resonating with audiences worldwide.

Take a trip to the hundred acre wood in our 'Hunny' of a design.

Abby Griffin will forever be remembered as one of the most hopeful characters ever written

This portrait of Abby was so beautiful that I had to crop it and fix it a bit to share it everywhere

Black font branding version for The Hundred that was passed on by Kendall and Roman Roy. All the things The Hundred was supposed to be: Substack meets Masterclass meets The Economist meets The New Yorker; It’s an indispensable, bespoke media hub; A one-stop info shop, high-calorie info snacks; It’s a private members but for everyone; Has an ethos of a non-profit but packed crazy margins.

Really had fun sketching this one

"I'd Pick You First" "Of course you would. I'm Awesome" All proceeds donated to organizations supporting young people with disabilities.

Original messages to display wherever you want!

A very well known clown inspire me to do this one...IT by Stephens Kings novel....horror movies and books...Great combination!

Abby Griffin will forever be remembered as one of the most hopeful characters ever written