Artwork pen T-Shirts
68 creative works found
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Inspiration from the clothing of the Akha (Igor) people, the hill tribe people in northern Thailand. The fabric and decoration of them are very wonderful and gorgeous. / Look closer in the detail, it’ll look like this. / / copyrighted 2007 by Cherdpong Sikkhajareon.
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Inspiration from the clothing of the Akha (Igor) people, the hill tribe people in northern Thailand. The fabric and decoration of them are very wonderful and gorgeous. / Look closer in the detail ,it’ll look like this. / / copyrighted 2007 by Cherdpong Sikkhajareon.
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Inspiration from the clothing of the Akha (Igor) people, the hill tribe people in northern Thailand. The fabric and decoration of them are very wonderful and gorgeous. / Look closer in the detail, it’ll look like this. / / copyright 2007 by Cherdpong Sikkhajareon.
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Pen and ink color enhanced on photoshop.
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Collage watercolor pen and ink of a Womans face.
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Watercolor Pen and ink of Nails from a art design class SF.
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Illustration of a small, mini red leather sketchbook with a fountain pen on top of it. A great Thinking of You, Birthday, Thank You and Hello gift idea for creative artist or writer friends or anyone who sketches, illustrates or loves drawing or writing journals.
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The characters in this design are styled on Japanese Kanji characters, but are actually in English. If you look closely, you can read what this tshirt says. In Zen Buddhism, “Kill the Buddha” refers to how one should not worship and idolise scriptures, teachers, or statues, but rather trust in one’s own abilities, in one’s own heart and mind. Obviously, nothing literal should be taken from this design. By externalising spirituality, one can become caught up in acquiring knowledge and spiritual attainments, adding another retreat or technique ‘notch to the belt’, so to speak. Therefore, the idea behind the design is very much related to spiritual materialism. The central character means ‘Buddha’ in Japanese Kanji.
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The unprovoked attack by the knife-wielding monkey required the monk to defend himself with the only means that would save his life – Monkey-style Kung fu!
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Miss Eve, the innocent girl in a sinful state. This design is based from an original pen and ink drawing To check out more of artist Fee Harding, aka Burnt Feather, check out her blog! / (www.http://theartoffee.livejournal.com/)
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Fabulous Ts
by pinakFabulous Ts representation
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... Please? Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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Self Portrait by Jesse J McClear
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Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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Illustration by Jesse J McClear
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