Lunar Cycle Mugs

Learn the phases of the moon and look swell as hell with this stellar lunar design!

Lunar Phases

Ink, digital (2019)

Ink, digital (2019)

The moon phases of 2022

Lunar Moth Cycle

Graphic elegant simple moth with eyes, moons and stars on the wings, floral lunar cycle illustration and word magic. It's a reminder that we all are magical ant we should stay that way.

Moon Phases, Lunar cycle, flower, floral, flowers

Moon sleeping

Last quarter Moon. Image 22 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) half Moon 22 days into its 28-day cycle (last quarter). The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Waning gibbous Moon. Image 17 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) gibbous Moon 17 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is gibbous when it is more than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Waning crescent Moon. Image 24 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) crescent Moon 24 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is crescent when it is less than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

This is how the moon traverses across the sky. Also here: www.redbubble.com/i/clock/Lunar-Cycle-by-RevolutionGFX/9510079.CN2BJ?asc=u

Waning gibbous Moon. Image 20 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) gibbous Moon 20 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is gibbous when it is more than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Full Moon. Image 14 of 27. Optical image of a full Moon 14 days into its 28-day cycle. The Moon is full when the Earth-facing side is fully lit by the Sun. The continuing motion of the Moon in its orbit around the Earth will begin to move this Earth-facing side out of the sunlight. Darkness will encroach (here, from the right-hand side) as the lunar night falls on a waning Moon. The Earth- facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Rings of moths encircle a single star while the phases of the moon display around them. This is a special adaptation of the original drawing.

Generalized infographic of our tidal cycle.

Which phase do you resonate with the most?

Happy Year of the Rabbit!

...and all I got was this lousy t-shirt. Inspired by the fanfiction Home Sweet Home by St0rmy.

I tried to draw a parallel here between the lunar cycle and the span of a lifetime. Something beautiful about that to me…

Laughing Sun and Smiling Moon. Just finished this up, hope you enjoy. Please visit my website OliviaGrimleyDesign.com to see more fun designs!

An original piece I created for a friend.

The moon cycle symbolising growth and reincarnation

Catch the Great North American Eclipse in Mexico, USA, and Canada on April 8, 2024! This simple design shows the phases of the crescent sun as the moon passes in front.

Witchy quote with moon phases / moon cycle "Honor all your phases"

Hear the wolf's call and enter the enchanted forest, where the moonlight reveals its secrets and the creatures of the night roam free.

Happy Year of the Rabbit!

Moon phases cycle light spiritual gift

Designed to give the viewer a glimpse into the textural landscape of the moon, a perfect large poster print with no blurriness. A detailed moon made from NASA's 8K texture images and rendered at 7100 px wide with Octane. Every crater, hill, bump and crease in crisp detail.

Embrace the enchanting allure of Moon Magic with this celestial design. Let the mystique of the moon accompany your journey.

Moon Phases Symmetry

Dive into a world where the Dark Academia Goblincore Witchy Moon casts its mysterious light on a Cottagecore Aesthetic Mushroom illustration! This design is a delightful journey into a Grunge Fantasy, merging the magic of witchcraft with the enchantment of nature's mushrooms. The captivating blend of aesthetics sets the stage for a whimsical, witchy narrative. Get ready to explore a realm where the rustic charm of the cottagecore aesthetic and the intriguing allure of the dark academia goblincore meet in a fascinating dance!

A mystical and enchanting design featuring a crescent moon and cat on a tarot card. Perfect for anyone who is drawn to the magic and mystery of the occult.