Drowning Girl Magnets

drowning in a bubble

Drowning Girl aesthetic girl at the ocean

Marriage Survival Guide

A sketch of a drowning girl

Drowning in my own thoughts as it continues to pour in my mansion. There's so much room that I imagine I'll be swimming soon.

Drowning Girl - watercolor art

She was so close to love.

A funny fellow looking for a job

hit me hard and soft

hit me hard and soft

oh hai everyone

Composite of a woman’s head filled with water and a hand asking for help

Pop art vs climate change, drowning in drought.

Lovely lady drowning

Lovely lady drowning

Lovely lady drowning

Lovely lady drowning

Lovely lady drowning

Face portrait made up from lines.

Lovely lady drowning

An eerie painting of a girl.

cute hand drawing girl.

Drown In Your Eyes

One of a few original artworks i am working on inspired by photographs. I like to look at fine art photography and then imagine what a photo would look like in a different world or setting.

Girl in water

One of a few original artworks i am working on inspired by photographs. I like to look at fine art photography and then imagine what a photo would look like in a different world or setting.

You’ll be Drowning

Sometimes it's difficult to escape the darker emotions.

The ocean is just too big for my tiny paws. How am I supposed to get anywhere? All I see is water for miles and miles. I can't help you, if I can't help myself.

Asian girl

Little girl in danger in an ocean with sharks and she is paralyzed with fear. Will someone come to save her?

silent is gold,

Ophelia - John Everett Millais 1872, lesser known version of Ophelia by John Everett Millais Please look in my shop for more work by "John Everett Millais":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/980261-sir-john-everett-millais?asc=u

One of several versions of Ophelia painted by Dicksee. Please look in my shop for more work by "Dicksee":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/shop/dicksee?asc=u and his contemporaries.

What happens when you mesh a 1970s burlesque of 1950s science fiction with a 1960s pop art pastiche replicating a panel from a romance comic of the same era? This wonderful frankensteinian mash-up depicting Janet Weiss during the floor show sequence of the Rocky Horror Picture Show

A smile on the outside, but actually drowning inside