Laurel Leaves Merch

SPQR is a Roman symbol found written all around the city of Rome. Hand painted laurel leaves and text in green for environmental awareness.

Digital remaster of the 1901 ornamental lithograph "Ivy" by Alfons Mucha. To see the other piece of this set created by the same artist, check my portfolio and find "Ivy".

Laurel crown

Gold Laurel Wreath

Secret Key

Romans 8:37 "No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us."

vintage olive pattern print.

Apprentice Belt with Laurel Leaves Sprig. Designed and illustrated by Sabine

This design was adapted from an antique illustration in Meyer, Franz Sales Handbook of Ornament, 1904

The nymph Daphne transformed into a laurel tree.

For the champions

Obey the power of the beard

A hand drawn whimsical painted doodle which represents a combination of a laurel tree and a rose.

Celebrate the delicious taste of craft beer with this fun "Craft Beer Enthusiast" design! It's perfect on a poster, t-shirt or as a sticker for your fridge.

design

This golden moth shines under both the moon and the sun, surrounded by stars. Wear this magical creature!

Bewitched Cats

When you grow, you glow.

Bewitched Cats

All hail the queens

Rome SPQR a repeating pattern of laurel wreaths with text and Roman numerals. Painted on red textured wall.

This is illustrated flowers & leaves and arranged into a floral print pattern and placed on a slate grey background. The illustrated flowers and leaves were drawn digitally and were filled with traditionally painted watercolor textures in soft, spring colors, making this a mixed media piece.

Illustrated flowers & leaves are arranged into a floral print pattern. Hand drawn digitally mixed with painted watercolor textures in soft lavender, light grey and light blue. Simple, soft and pretty!

The outdoors have always inspired me. Art is my expression of that inspiration. I love everything from flowers and trees, to galaxies and stars.

One love for all!

Golden wreath of leaves.

Time f-- time flies.

A vintage-inspired poster for the Greek God Apollo, twin of Artemis, sun god and god of music and prophecy, inventor of the lute, leader of the Muses (goddesses of the Art and Sciences), and patron of the city of Delphi.