Blackandwhite Pillows

Diamond pattern in blackandwhite

Ancient symbols live in the present, filling the information space around us. Many of them are hidden from view, but subconsciously affect a person, forming a special matrix of perception of the world.

This is an early vector portrait I did of the Bride of Frankenstein

The Choice - artwork by Tyutya (https://www.deviantart.com/tyutya)

Quote from "The Raven" poem by American writer Edgar Allan Poe.

Illustration of Bundle Bee and Peonies on Mandala

We are all Joe from time to time

Digital design of a 1967 Chevy Impala from the tv series ‘Supernatural’ with the lyrics from the show’s theme song, ‘Carry on my Wayward son’ around it.

A black dandelion on white background. Illustration. Great for a minimalist lifestyle.

solid dreams

A perfect gift for both kids and adults who love zebras, a zebra fan or anyone crazy about zebras! Zebras are the coolest and you can be too with this cool zebra gift!

Single line illustration.

C is far cooler than V.

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portrait: Albert Camus

Capture Your Stuff - Camera. Retro camera design for photography fans. Unique artwork with original camera image. It has digital graphics coming out of the camera lens. It has a very contrasty look. This design is perfect for photography lovers.

Half-Elf Rogue

We all face darkness throughout our lives on the physical plane. Sometimes we need to search for it ourselves, and other times we find it together. No matter what we have to share it with the world to keep it going.

Pattern for cooking, vegetables,

To be authentic one has to become fearless in the pursuit of truth.

Planets

It’s not fun.

punjab

The rare, 1971 Plymouth Hemi convertible. Now a Muscle Car historical icon, and a two million dollar Muscle Car. Break out your shaker hood with fast cars, original photos.

Eclipse

psychedelic wave form experiments

compilation of wrath, desire and destiny

one of the cathedrals in Amsterdam.

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mixed media illustration

"It's Aliiiive!" A flat design from my favourite film of all time, Frankenstein (1931)

It’s mullet man!

A sniper posing as another insect obviously