Queenie Bags
Description: Add a personal touch to your space with this beautiful, custom-designed graphic featuring the name 'Queenie.' Perfect for any Queenie who loves to showcase their unique personality and style. Whether for your home, office, or as a thoughtful gift, this retro girly pink design is a wonderful way to celebrate your individuality.
Description: This new print collection is taken from my original Burnt Umber series, created between 2012 and 2025. The original paintings were done using only three colors: Burnt Umber, black, and white. After many requests for a color version, I decided to revisit the drawings and bring them to life in color. Instead of using Photoshop, I colored them using a mix of traditional techniques and AI, working from my own personal color palette — the same colors I would use if I painted them by hand. The result is a hybrid creation: the original artwork remains completely untouched, with only color added. The linework, texture, and integrity of the drawings are preserved. The original uncolored versions are still available as prints online.
Description: Alphonse Mucha's artistic style had a significant influence on the development of Art Nouveau and became synonymous with the movement itself. His works are admired for their elegance, beauty, and intricate detail. Today, Mucha's art continues to captivate audiences, and his posters are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide.
Description: Vintage Burger Queen’s Queenie Bee tee! A nostalgic fast-food icon born in Winter Haven, Florida, where Burger Queen was founded in 1956 by Harold and Helen Kite. Introduced in 1971, Queenie Bee became the chain’s beloved cartoon bee mascot, appearing in advertisements, restaurant signs, and promotional events. In 1981, Burger Queen rebranded as Druther’s, retiring the original brand identity. A retro tribute to classic American fast-food nostalgia and one of its most memorable mascots.
Description: This new print collection is taken from my original Burnt Umber series, created between 2012 and 2025. The original paintings were done using only three colors: Burnt Umber, black, and white. After many requests for a color version, I decided to revisit the drawings and bring them to life in color. Instead of using Photoshop, I colored them using a mix of traditional techniques and AI, working from my own personal color palette — the same colors I would use if I painted them by hand. The result is a hybrid creation: the original artwork remains completely untouched, with only color added. The linework, texture, and integrity of the drawings are preserved. The original uncolored versions are still available as prints online.
I've got a plan so cunning, you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel! Bag
by Meta Cortex
$19 $24
Description: We found ourselves in Western Australia chasing queenfish along the fringes of the Indian Ocean. This design is wildly inspired by those silver beauties! For us at Chasing Scale, the soul of an epic adventure is found in the chase. But, to hold a queenfish after a chase and fight... that's gold.
