Laura Beth Art

A simplified, abstract elephant design.

The endless cycle of black against white, updated for a more polished look.

G.K. Chesterton's beloved sleuth.

The famous dumpy little priest from G.K. Chesterton's classic detective stories, above a quote from "The Hammer of God."

Express your inner Tookishness, inspired by Tolkien's spectacular chapter in The Return of the King, "The Scouring of the Shire." From https://tanoraqui.tumblr.com/post/189578509417/need-me-a-t-shirt-that-says-the-tooks-shot-first

Everyone's favorite kiddo in his iconic elephant costume.

The iconic first image of the Over The Garden Wall series, now as pixel art!

Greg's Rock from Over The Garden Wall: a good conversation starter!

From Sergio Pablo's masterpiece "Klaus," the adorable Saami girl Márgu.

A subtle homage to Calvin & Hobbes, a flower drawn in Watterson's oft-imitated, never replicated style.

The eternal cycle of black vs white

A simple homage to George Herriman's masterpiece, "Krazy Kat."

A balloon, a brick, and thou: a pixel art homage to one of the greatest contributions to comics history.

To all the bands you've seen before.

A pretty girl's eyes looks out from behind a ripped picture of a skull. A little bit 3dgy? Perhaps. But I still think it looks cool.

Just a happy little bear playing his happy little banjo.

The iconic member of the cuckoo family from the American Southwest, immortalized by Chuck Jones.

Woman's mouth against space background

A while ago, I asked "What if eyes had teeth instead of eyelashes?" The answering question was, "What if people had cleft eyes like they do cleft palates?" This is the result.

A design for Texas Mountain Bikers.

Exactly what it says on the box. A pixel art depiction of the moon over a body of water at night.

A simple, modern design.

A simple, abstract design, clean and classic.