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A king size candy cutie! Royal has a huge personality! She's funny, loving, and outgoing. She's Minnie's best friend from childhood.

For the LGBTQIA2+ People that identify as Latinx. Love is love. Simple Latinx Text Gradient Typography Design by Denver, Colorado based artist That5280Lady

Walk straight to the front of the line with this cool logo design.

Lumon split logo - Severance Fanart Designed by Andrew.C

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HDR image of yellow Nemesia Sundrop flowers, taken at Plants Plus Garden Centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne (UK)

*Bibury Bridge* Number of views as of 11th March 2018 = 2480. Another contender for the title of "England's Most Picturesque Village", Bibury is a charming Cotswold village, not far from Circencester in South Gloucestershire. Actually not one village, but two. Bibury is one side of the River Coln (right of shot), and Arlington the other (left of shot), with this fine bridge connecting the two. Attractions in Bibury include Arlington Row (a row of weavers cottages built of local stone), the Trout Farm, the Saxon Church of St Mary and the famous Swan Hotel. Date: 21st March 2010.

Tug Boat Herbert Number of views as of 24th April 2019 = 1080. Under a lowering sky, Poole Harbour Commissioners tug, the Herbert Ballam, moored up at Poole Quay, Dorset, England. Rear left is the modern Sunseeker factory, which turns out highly desirable luxury motor cruisers, whilst Sydenhams wood yard can be seen on the right just beyond the town lifting bridge. The vessel was built by Bolson's of Poole in 1997 and is named after a former mayor of the town. Date: 25th July 2010. Click here to see more shots of Poole.

Alum Bay, Isle of Wight Number of views as of 25th February 2018 = 650. A two shot stitch taken from the public footpath leading to the Needles Old Battery, and featuring the coloured sand cliffs of Alum Bay and the heather-clad downland of Headon Warren behind. If you look closely, you can see the boat which runs trips to view the Needles, and the chair lift from The Needles Park "tourist attraction" down to the beach. Date: 27th October 2009. Panorama shots look great as Canvas Prints:

Wears Hill, Abbotsbury Number of views as of 10th January 2018 = 2790. North-west of Weymouth (Dorset, England), and south-west of Dorchester, Wears Hill stands high above the village of Abbotsbury and provides outstanding views of Chesil Beach and Lyme Bay. The highest point is Abbotsbury Castle, a small iron age hill fort, once occupied by the Celtic Durotriges tribe, 215 metres above sea level, and overlooking the English channel. This shot was taken from the Dorset Coast Path between West Bexington and Abbotsbury. Date: 13th June 2010.

Stour Valley Way: Fiddleford Mill Number of views as of 15th July 2018 = 300. The delightfully named Fiddleford Mill and sluice gates. Fiddleford is a small hamlet on the River Stour not far from Sturminster Newton in the north of the county of Dorset, England. The hamlet consists of approximately 25 houses, an inn and a mushroom farm. The manor house, Fiddleford Manor is one of the oldest buildings in Dorset, dating from around 1370. Date: 12th February 2012.

King William's Temple, Kew Gardens Number of views as of 22nd June 2017 = 750. Standing in the centre of the Mediterranean Garden at Kew (London, England), King William's temple was built for Queen Victoria in 1837 in memory of King William IV. Date: 22nd April 2011.

Boscombe Overstrand Number of views as of 18th July 2018 = 5100. Number of sales as of 18th July 2018 = 3. This shot shows Boscombe Beach, sweeping away eastwards towards Hengistbury Head, whilst clouds gather over the Solent beyond. To the left is the recently refurbished Boscombe Overstrand building and behind it the Barratt Homes Honeycombe Beach development. Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Date: 21st January 2012.

Rainbow Garden, Beer Number of views as of 22nd April 2019 = 1530. The colourful Rainbow Garden at Pecorama in the village of Beer, East Devon, England. Date: 28th August 2012.

Lacock Village Number of views as of 12th December 2017 = 525. This is the picturesque High Street in the village of Lacock, near Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. The village dates from the 13th century and has remained largely unchanged over the centuries. It has many half-timbered, lime-washed and stone houses and other buildings. The ground floor of the half-timbered building on the right wall really does slope outwards quite significantly - evidently a Friday afternoon job! The village played its part in the development of photography, for it was here in the 1830s that William Henry Fox Talbot pioneered the negative/positive photographic process. The village is a popular film location and recent productions include Cranford for the BB...

Beach Huts, Middle Chine, Bournemouth Number of views as of 8th April 2018 = 1890. Two rows of beach huts at Middle Chine, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Date: 4th February 2013.

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A re-imagining of the YIN Yang symbol which includes the great void (spiral in the center); the ONE from which the TWO (Yin and Yang) emerge.

a vector blood bag with the blood type on the center

HDR image of a yellow Sunny Asti flower, taken at Plants Plus Garden Centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne (UK)

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The Folly, Mount Edgcumbe Number of views as of 8th March 2018 = 460. The Folly stands sentinel overlooking Plymouth Sound and the city of Plymouth (Devon, England). The Folly itself is actually located in Cornwall (Mount Edgcumbe Country Park on the Rame Peninsula to be more precise). It was built in 1747 using medieval stone from a couple of churches which once stood in the Stonehouse district of Plymouth. I was inspired to seek out this lovely spot for myself after seeing a shot of it a few years ago by fellow Red Bubble member Don Davis and it's been on my 'must visit' list ever since. So thanks for that Don! Date: 13th April 2014. Click here to view my Cornish collection.

Sark Bus Number of views as of 5th June 2017 = 400. There are no cars on the Channel Island of Sark, but tractors are allowed, as are bicycles and horse-drawn carts. Visitors to the island who can't make the long trek uphill from the harbour to the village centre do make use of the 'Sark Bus', which is basically a covered trailer towed by one of the island's tractors as shown here. Sark is just over 2 square miles in area and has a population of around 600 people, swelled during the summer months by visitors who arrive chiefly from the neighbouring island of Guernsey. Sark lies just off the coast of France, to the east of Guernsey and north-west of Jersey. Sark was designated a Dark Sky Community in 2011 and became the first Dark Sky Is...

On Broadway Hill Number of views as of 4th June 2017 = 490. Yellow buttercups and white flowered hawthorn trees line this delightful footpath, a part of the Cotswold Way near Broadway, Worcestershire. The 65 feet tall Broadway Tower folly (top left) was built in the 1790s. Date: 25th May 2014.

Autumn Colours 2014 Number of views as of 12th December 2017 = 580. Autumn colours at the National Arboretum at Westonbirt (near Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England). Date: 26th October 2014. Click here to visit my Trees collection.

Gold Hill, Shaftesbury Number of views as of 23rd October 2018 = 5125. Possibly the most famous thoroughfare in the County of Dorset (southern England), the ancient, cobbled street of Gold Hill leads steeply down from the centre of the town of Shaftesbury. Featured on many calendars, postcards, chocolate box lids and TV adverts. Date: 31st March 2008. This shot was featured by the Cottage Style group, 18th April 2009. Click here for more views of Gold Hill Greeting Card: Framed Print:

Windsurfers at Torbole, Lake Garda Number of views as of 20th November 2018 = 560. The popular resort village of Torbole lies on the banks of the largest lake in Italy - Lake Garda. Stunning Lake Garda is said to be the best place in Europe and Italy for wind surfing and sailing due to the surrounding landscape which channels the wind. Date: 31st August 2007. Click here for another picture of Torbole

*Sunset over Durdle Door* Number of views as of 8th March 2018 = 1650. Durdle Door is situated a couple of miles to the west of Lulworth on the so-called 'Jurassic Coast' of Dorset, England. One of the most photographed places on the south coast, Durdle Door is an impressive, natural limestone rock archway formed about 140 million years ago. Here, the winter sun sets over the Isle of Portland, illuminating the arch with golden light. Date: 12th December 2010. "Challenge winner":http://www.redbubble.com/groups/england-south-and-south-west-3-per-day/challenges/64331-have-you-seen-a-sunset, England - South and South West, July 2015.

Kerrera Wreck Number of views as of 22nd May 2019 = 1770. Shot this abandoned fishing boat at The Little Horse Shoe bay on the Island of Kerrera, just off the coast of Argyll, Scotland. Horse shoes might be lucky for some, but sadly not for this old girl - definitely past her prime time. Date: 18th August 2008. Makes a great greeting card... Click here to see a Blue Boat

The Water Tower, Upper Gardens, Bournemouth Number of views as of 8th June 2017 = 1030. Built in 1883, this former water tower is situated in the Upper Gardens in Bournemouth, Dorset, England. The gardens follow the Bourne Stream from Branksome (where it emerges from a pipe) a distance of over 2 miles to the Pier approach by the beach. There are 4 sections, namely Coy Pond, the Upper Gardens, Central Gardens and Lower Gardens. The Lower Gardens are a popular meeting place during the summer months but tend to be avoided by those 'in the know', who prefer the peace and tranquility to be found further upstream. The Water Tower is now home to a colony of bats. Date: 12th May 2010. Click here to view my Bournemouth Gallery.

All Souls College, Oxford Number of views as of 14th February 2019 = 1140. The College of All Souls of the Faithful Departed (Oxford, England) was founded in 1438 by Henry VI and Henry Chichele (a fellow of New College and Archbishop of Canterbury). Today the College is primarily an academic research institution with particular strengths in the Humanities and Social and Theoretical Sciences and an outstanding library. Although its fellows are involved in teaching and supervision of research, the college has no undergraduates. Date: 30th October 2010. Click here to view more images of Oxford University, the city of Oxford and the County of Oxfordshire.

Red Post - the Australian Connection Number of views as of 8th March 2018 = 800. A well-known local landmark on the A31 in Dorset, England, one of 3 red signposts in the county. Historical evidence indicates that the post was a marker or reference point for illiterate guards escorting prisoners from Dorchester prison to Portsmouth, from where they were transported to Botany Bay, Australia. Being unable to read, the guards used the distinctive sign as an indicator to nearby Botany Bay Farm, where prisoners were held overnight in a barn, which was destroyed by fire in the 1930s. Date: 10th October 2010. Click here to view my signs collection.

Pendle Panopticon Number of views as of 7th July 2019 = 1100. This is "Atom", the Pendle Panopticon, part of a "visionary scheme to create a unique series of 21st century landmarks across East Lancashire... as symbols of the renaissance of the area". Obviously the lunatics are no longer confined to the asylum and have infiltrated Lancashire County Council, whose idea it was "to encourage a wider public to discover Wycoller and from there to go on and explore the delights of the surrounding countryside". An admirable aim chaps, but perhaps a few brochures would have done the trick! Top right of shot is another of the area's landmarks - Pendle Hill, 1827 feet at the summit and part of the Forest of Bowland Area of Natural Beauty - can't ar...

Ore Truck, Morwellham Quay Number of views as of 13th May 2019 = 275. This truck would have been used in the 19th century to transport ore from the Tamar Valley copper mines to ships waiting at Morwellham Quay (Devon, England). The ships would transport the ore down the River Tamar, around Lands End and up to South Wales, which had a plentiful supply of the other essential ingredient required for copper production, i.e. coke to fire the smelting furnaces. Morwellham was established in the 10th century by Benedectine monks from Tavistock Abbey to carry goods to and from Plymouth. Later, tin, lead and silver ore were transported from the Quay. However its heyday did not come until the 1840s when rich copper deposits were discovered at the ...

LV Calshot Spit Number of views as of 29th May 2019 = 560. Southampton's lightship, LV78 'Calshot Spit' once marked the entrance to Southampton Water. The vessel, built in 1916, has now moved to a new home close to one of Southampton's ocean liner terminals. The backdrop to the shot is one of P & O's largest cruise ships, Azura. Date: 28th July 2012. Click here to view my Nautical gallery. Click here to view other work featuring Hampshire & the Isle of Wight.