New York Woman Kids T-Shirts

Illustration scene of peope on a neon lit street at night with carnival vivid colors.

Beauty

This was a black and white photo I saw somewhere a few years ago and quickly sketched. I turned that sketch into a colorized portrait because I liked the way she was looking off and wondering why her lunch date was late.

Drawing of the Statue of Liberty with word liberty

The weight of the world.

She is as mysterious as she is art nouveau. Where is she coming from? Where is she going? Why is she so blue? (Answers: the 1910s, wherever you take her, because the red version had too much pixelation). Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

Stunning abstract canvas painting of a lady wearing an over sized hat and scarf Grey and black background

NY style cuban sista

Vintage illustration art nouveau advertising poster design, The New York Sun by Louis John Rhead, 1895.

Rainy day

My reimagination of Gustav Klimt's masterwork The Embrace. Made of colored pencil and pastel on paper.

These products are based on the cover for Sea of Strangers by Amelia C. Adams, a sweet historical romance. This product has been commissioned by Amelia herself, and these images are used with permission. Cover design by Steven Novak.

CC Study 3

The Best service in town!

I don't know who she's calling, but they must be important. Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

Design depicts Kevin McCallister fleeing from the Wet Bandits in this Home Alone 2: Lost in New York ode to Edvard Munch's The Scream.

Gilda Radner

Retro Style Jazz Club

I missed the subway but this beauty just looked me right in the eye.

Immerse yourself in the quiet contemplation of this scene, where a woman gazes out at the bustling cityscape of New York from the comfort of her home. Cloaked in soft, impressionistic strokes of oil paint, she embodies a serene elegance amidst the cold weather, bathed in the gentle sunlight filtering through the window. Perfect for those seeking both comfort and urban inspiration in their space.

Priority seating art print.

The Statue of Liberty inspired character.

NYC

Seeing today's world through edited history leaves us blind to the truth and fragile to the touch. It's okay if we are willing to make a break for it and fight for truth, justice and equality. America is not for the few, its for the all.

Hattie Carthan

The Harlem Princess is currently holding it down as the Village of Harlem vanguard, the unsung army of beautiful female activists upholding their traditional community role as a nurturer, protector, organizer, facilitator, and spiritual advisor.

Put aside your cracks about ladies using the phone too much. This gal is on the move, making appointments, organizing communities, and generally using the power of the spoken word to make the world a better place. Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

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Ink and collage illustration inspired by Jenna from the Real Housewives of New York.

Greenwich Village in Manhattan is known for its quaint shops and restaurants. Even though the weather is chilly, this family, bundled up in their jackets, are having lunch at a local Mexican cafe with its colorful red, yellow and green striped awning.

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Emily Warren Roebling was an engineer played an integral role in the building of the Brooklyn Bridge.