Ashes To Ashes Merch

The Ashes To Ashes inspired design is inspired by follow up to the classic time travelling crime drama Life On Mars, Ashes To Ashes. Set in 1981, the show tells the story of Alex Drake, a modern day police officer who finds herself transported to the past following a violent, potentially fatal incident. Starring Keeley Hawes as Drake, the series also featured the returning characters of DCI Gene Hunt, played by Philip Glenister, Ray Carling, played by Dean Andrews, and Chris Skelton, played by Marshall Lancaster.

Minimalistic design, Swiss graphic design from a famous 80's song inspiration

From Ashes to New 3

From Ashes to New 1

From Ashes to New 4

Time for the Gene Genie to fire up his Quattro.

Be a mans man and not a nancy boy!!!

vintage retro plate From Ashes To New

Classic typography, great lines, good design

The original artwork is a collage with materials harvested from magazines and textbooks.

Ashes to ashes

From Ashes To New T-Shirt From Ashes To New Hoodie

A fun newspaper design is here!! Fill that Blank Space, you know you want to.. Show off you're love for Taylor with this fun and cosy design, available in all colours and sizes. From tees to stickers, you will not be disappointed!

Welcome to my shop. I hope you get inspired with my artworks. Your support in buying our merchandise will ensure I keep providing more amazing designs that you can be proud of. This design reads: Beauty for Ashes

Here is a funny quote from Groucho Marx: I WISH TO BE CREMATED. ONE TENTH OF MY ASHED SHALL BE GIVEN TO MY AGENT, AS WRITTEN IN OUR CONTRACT. White text. Great gag gift for the actor in your family or circle of friends.

Without coffee you feel dead, this phrase is appropriate for most who drink it.

Here is a funny quote from Groucho Marx: I WISH TO BE CREMATED. ONE TENTH OF MY ASHED SHALL BE GIVEN TO MY AGENT, AS WRITTEN IN OUR CONTRACT. Black text. Great gag gift for the actor in your family or circle of friends.

A digital collage I created on my Ipad Procreate.

This design was originally an acrylic painting. It's Pumpkinhead from the 80's horror film Pumpkinhead. He's roaming the woods at night, looking for his next target.

Embrace the cycle of renewal and rise anew with indomitable spirit.

Sprinkle my ashes over my one true love.

Zombie girl with sugar skull make up and flowers

The Chinese proverb, "He who sacrifices his conscience to ambition burns a picture to obtain the ashes," highlights the cost of compromising one's moral values for personal gain. This design concept embodies integrity, morality, and the intrinsic value of conscience over ambition.

Fear is Only Your Enemy if you Allow it to be - An Ember in the Ashes

Design based on the feeling left by those people who at some point we loved very much.

A beautifully smeared cross to remind us that from ash we came and to ash we will return. while applicable to the period of Lent, it can also be used all year round to express your faith and maybe remind your brothers and sisters in faith on the more important things in life. So surprise your christian friend with this lovely design on multiple articles. Have a lovely day

I'm happy hope you're happy too. Ashes to ashes. David Bowie

A personification of ying and yang, reincarnation.

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

Ziggy Pierrot tribute

I can't let go 'cause I'm holding on to The scars that I'm hiding

This minimalist and "Crown of beauty Isaiah 62:3" text-based design is inspired by the bible verse Isaiah 62:3. The design is inspired by praising Jesus for his glory and his love for us as He told us that we are his crown of beauty. It is a good gift for the person you would like to evangelize or an encouraging gift to your church friends to deepen their faith.

Turns out I've been misspelling my name my entire life...If I had a penny for everything I think I know but am in fact wrong, I would have 3 dollars and 47 cents

Ashes turn to flames

two panels from the five-panel mural --- Rossella Picciani Roz's work is semi-abstract and pointillist. It is inspired by nature, culture, the human obsession with symbols, and is informed by her training as a graphic designer. more at: rossellapicciani.com