Towering T-Shirts
159 creative works found
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If you are interested in any variations in colour, style etc. just let me know and I will see what I can do.
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Pencil Drawing of “The Statue of Liberty” Pre 911…
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A shirt with a power line design.
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Towers by Lyuda. Ink on paper, colored in photoshop. December 2007. / lavrentyeva.com
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Eifel Tower
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I call this piece Artisan’s Home because when I think of artists I think of their home in the lovely city of Paris!
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Battersea Battle / This features one of my favourite London buildings – Battersea Power Station. It also celebrates the thriving urban art movement of the capital city. Process and detail: / / The t-shirt: /
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Imagine all the people living life in peace. Imagine a world without terrorism. I created this as: A tribute to my hero, John Lennon. A tribute to all those lives lost and affected by 9/11. And a tribute to the most exciting city in the world, New York! .
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Originally a pen and ink drawing done in my mountain shack that took on a life of its own. /
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Cityscape background, urban art
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Cityscape background, urban art
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You put it together. My pencil and I got a little wild. Sorry for the mess folks
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A long time ago at a drive-thru far far away Make sure you also check out my Bubble Site or my profile for more great designs, examples of which you can see below.
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Not long ago, in the spare time amidst my classes, I created a drawing. A 20in X 30in creation made from the depths of my mind spewing themselves out of my fingertips, through a pencil and onto a page. / By the time it was done, I had not realized what I had created. People traveled far and wide to see this drawing. Some worshiped it. Others feared. Some claimed it too powerful for mortal men and ventured forth to destroy it. However, others rallied in it’s defense, claiming it to be a gods gift to mankind, naming it Ultamatius Benedictatious. / Eventually, I had to hide it away before world war III broke out. But today I took it out, scanned it, finished it and now I’m putting it on a t-shirt. Enjoy. Try to find all the hidden objects : )
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If you want the design to be in a different colour just let me now :) / /
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The Black Queen’s Rook (The Basilisk) / Artist: Simon Sherry / Biography: Danny Another giant mutant created by the Shaman, the Basilisk is charged with protecting the Black Queen. Like the Bullrock, the Basilisk is the product of gene splicing – in this instance dragon and giant. More intelligent than the King’s Rook and fiercely loyal to the Queen and King equally, the Basilisk is allowed to wander free on its own estate and hunt , train and care for itself. When entering the field of battle, it is usually accompanied by swarms of its parasitic minions, The Stain. /
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The White Queen’s Rook / Artist: Sjem / Biography: Danny One of the White King’s great assets – even though he possesses a fallen Angel in his ranks was his belief that faith alone would not save his army and the art of both mechanoid and wizardry could always be relied upon to be great allies when administered carefully. / Hence the reason the king kept Universities that studied the mechanical and more unorthodox majical arts. / It was through these academies principled by the Queens Bishop that the flank engines were created. The Steam City / The Left flank that provides the Queen’s armies protection is a massive structure made of slick marble and iron making the structure unscaleable except from within. The ability to create what can only be described as a turret on wheels also provides a means to carry the food, supplies and weapons that a large army needs to conduct a battle of mythical proportions.
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I think I spilled a building down my front.
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