This cute Easter shirt with a picture of a baby chick and colorful Easter egg is perfect for Easter for those with a sense of humor. Is your Mommy an Easter Chick? What IS an Easter Chick?
Admit it, someone you know is "cute as a bunny." It could be grandma, grandpa, baby, a pal, or perhaps yourself!
Spring is a great time to perk up that summer t-shirt wardrobe with a few new ideas! We created a wonderful glowing aqua nautilus shell design for t-shirts from infant to plus size--kids' size shown here. To see them all click on the title of this entry.
From Easter bunnies to chocolate and chickens, the religious symbols of Easter often are celebrated as if they are as important as Easter itself.
One of the reasons people enjoy celebrating St. Patrick's Day is that it is a signal that spring is coming and winter is soon to be a memory. It is no coincidence that green is the color associated with St. Patrick's Day! Or that we also refer to the day as a time of "wearin' of the green."
Everyone loves knowing there is a little bit of leprechaun in their bones! How else can we explain some of the behavior that we exhibit but cannot explain.
There is often a big surprise when something unexpected sells well. And this year is no exception to that! We were asked to create a mug with the saying "Do the Needful" for a workgroup whose jobs are slowing bleeding to another unnamed country. This fun mug was a rallying point for those workers and added a bit of fun to their shakey job prospects.
Is there any easy way to buy a holiday gift for a baby? What if the baby is the neighbor, a boss's kid, the extended-family toddler? One way to get that child to start looking "cool" is to give a colorful bib and matching t-shirt or creeper! Colorful toys, sailboats, windsurfers, and lighthouses are not your typical baby designs! But they will bring smiles all who see them on that little one. The t-shirts and one-piece outfits come in white, blue or pink. The Only think you need to know is that pink is for girls and blue is for boys. But you already knew that!
Merry Merry Merry!
Eerie and yet familiar buildings puncture the bubbling sky in this futuristic image depicting Boston. The buildings are familiar and yet different. The sky is a combination of swirling winds and menacing clouds. Is this the current or future Boston? Is it just the aura of the city? Who knows. We love the stark crisp lines of the buildings in contrast with the prominent hefty clouds. Who knew Boston' waterfront could be the stuff of science fiction!
Sweeping bold strokes of sunset contrast with the solid shapes of the city at twilight. Boston's distinctive waterfront was a perfect setting for this image. The artwork began with a photograph of a marvelous sunset and then computer art tools were used to smooth and create a paint-like effect in the sky. We love the contrast between the freeform and colorful sky and the dark and structured look of the buildings. The original photograph was taken from a boat in Boston harbor at 7:30 pm on a July night.
Here's one example of how photography and computer art can work together to create a wonderful framed print. The frame and mat contribute to the sense of enduring steadfastness witnessed by the lighthouse at Cape Neddick in Maine. The image began as a photograph and was enhanced to stress the ruggedness of the rocks and the simplicity of the lighthouse itself. There is an aura of Americana about this print which seems to have aspects of pen and ink and paint in its heritage.
