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The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico. I have a less stylized version in dark blue-green; find it by searching on DJRUNNELS and MAYAN.

Best. Quote. Ever.

The Charleston earthquake of August 31, 1886.

This felt right given the world climate. Not sure I'd give this to my mother, though.

Primitive rubber stamp look from a digitally altered textile. Find more leaf designs by searching on DJRUNNELS and LEAVES.

I don't quite know where to begin, but it reminds me of weird old space movies or cereal boxes. Also available in green in my portfolio; to find it, search on DJRUNNELS and RETRO.

Beige yet fascinating in a techy way.

One of my leaf paintings, digitally altered.

Photography, digitally altered. We still don't know what type of bird it was, but we tell ourselves it was a hawk so that we can sleep at night.

My photo. An enchanting place.

Popular colors that will fit many decors. The t-shirts will look great with jeans.

Primitive lettering boasts that you are doing your part for public safety.

My original photo. Also available in my list shop designs without the word Mom; to find it, search on DJRUNNELS and IRIS.

A smeary, blotchy, faded, sad Valentine or token of condolence. We've all been there.

An ordinary moment at one of the most famous tourist sites in the world...captured in an abstract blur of colors that will match something in your living room.

A juxtaposition of Colorado buttes with African Serengeti in one fun-filled, antiquarian celebration of geography. Drawn in the 1800s.

I made versions of this in different colors, with the words Season's Greetings and Happy Holidays, as well as without a message.

I painted a gold metallic compass on my own hand dyed green fabric from a fiber art project.

Expect a VERY grainy image with this. The house was built in the 1600s and this photo was taken in the 1800s.

Map of Genova, Italy, drawn around late 1800s

You massacred my heart, but hey! It's your loss. Original artwork using watercolor pencils on paper.

An area of Northern Italy. Map printed around late 1800s.

THE MESSAGE READS: "Happy Thanksgiving. OK, fine, maybe "happy" is over-stating things a bit." Find more Thanksgiving designs by searching on THANKSGIVING DJRUNNELS

Original watercolor, digitally altered, for those who prefer a clock with numbers on it.

I designed a pillowcase from multiple fabrics and sold it on Etsy. Then I took the photo of it, graphically altered it, and listed it here. Sure, I have a strange job, but it keeps the lights on.

I shot this from the bell tower in St. Mark's Square.

A drop cloth with my paint spatters on it, which I digitally modified. I have a series of these with the word ARTIST on them. Find them by searching on ARTIST and DJRUNNELS.

Map of Trento, Italy, pre-1900.

Jazz Man Saxophone

I have other clock faces in my portfolio.

Old map printed circa late 1800s, showing northern Italy where it joins southern France and Switzerland, in the Lac Leman area. Smaller products might not show all three countries.

Original watercolor, digitally altered, for those who prefer a clock with numbers on it. Find more like this by searching on DJRUNNELS and NUMBERS.

One of my paintings. It has that antique birch tree cork kind of look.

OFF-CENTER makes this fun. My original acrylic painting. Find more oak leaf designs by searching on LEAF DJRUNNELS

Color map of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean in North and South America. Map is from the 1800s.

3D Tropical Leaf Print