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Bright stripes in blue lavender teal green

I made a series of these for face masks, but many of them translated well to other products, too. Yay!

I like stripes that aren't exactly stripes.

This reminds me of organic gardens and vegan salads and latte drinks.

Look closely. There are quirky colors hidden in this.

At first glance, it appears to be a photo, but it's actually closer to a painting.

This'll cheer you up.

A unique photo angle in my garden, plus some serious tinkering with a paint program, created this beautiful eerie result.

Irregular stripes with sneaky subtle stripes in-between.

Part of a series of leaf photos modified to resemble the Terrazzo floors found in Venice, Italy. Find the others by searching on DJRUNNELS and TERRAZZO.

Yes, I actually painted this. Reminiscent of pumpkin pie.

We have a few images with MOM on them. Find them by searching on DJRUNNELS and MOM. You can also find this same image withOUT the word Mom in my portfolio.

I have a similar design in my portfolio that says, "Mask up."

This is how I envision cactus.

Artwork showing someone taking a selfie. The green object lower/center is a removed face mask.

Just one in an exciting series of weird paint spatters that reminds me of a map, digitally altered. I have a series of these with the word ARTIST on them. Find them by searching on ARTIST and DJRUNNELS.

My original acrylic painting. Find more oak leaf designs by searching on OAK LEAF DJRUNNELS

Gifts for a Chef or Cook

Mask up, people! I have a similar design in my portfolio that says, "Get back in the house."

My original watercolor, muted and modified.

Photo from my garden, heavily modified. It resembles an abstract painting.

I sewed this in fabric on blue denim for the back of a coat, then modified it for this site.

An old unpaved area near Meeting Street in Charleston, South Carolina. My photo.

Expect some crazy asymmetry on some products. Find more artist-themed designs by searching on DJRUNNELS and ARTIST.

Circa 1900. I enhanced the colors. I have other intriguing maps in my portfolio, including England, Scandinavia, Italy and more; search on DJRUNNELS and MAP.

I painted this Kanji character in metallic gold on tie dyed fabric. The word means mother.

Gardener gifts

Look closely. There are dots and dashes on some of the shapes.

Inspired by a sofa that I would prefer not to discuss. Mesmerizing in a tech sort of way.

Musician gifts

Fabric art turned into a graphic design just for you, you adorable creature.

I love to work with autumn colors.

These colors evoke summer to me.

Expect a lot of graininess in this charming photo from the 1800s.

My partner, a sci fi fanatic, raved over this.

Flowers in my yard called tradescantia or "Indian Paint" … which is sort of interesting, since I sort of painted on the photo.