Offering Mugs

Sometimes the Day of the Dead altar will represent how the deceased met their end, for example, in a car accident.

Marigolds are featured on most Day of the Dead altars. The flower is native to Mexico and is hardy and easy to grow so readily available.

Marigolds bring color and joy to the Day of the Dead Altar. The celebration is one of joy rather than sadness.

Favorite alcoholic drinks of the departed are featured in Día de los Muertos ofrendas (altars)

The fear of death is confronted head-on in the Mexican celebration of Día de los Muertos. There is no covering up of the fact that our flesh falls away and we are reduced to bones and dust. Deceased family members are not represented in how they looked in life, but rather as how they now look as they rest in their graves.

I have digitally created this artwork with my favorite digital tools iPad Pro and apple pencil. I personally like the vibes of warmth the theme is about. I recommended this design to use for expressing your availability for humanity to make themselves feel good.

Three distinct bouquets steal the spotlight, showcasing a captivating blend of vibrant colors and varied sizes. Together, they form a harmonious spectacle, inviting admiration for the diversity that defines their collective beauty

Please Be Me

Votive candles alight in Llandaff Cathedral, South Wales.

Ganesh offerings on market in India. Grunge photo in pastel colors

The Big Buddha in Hong Kong

Offerings first, then speak, thrall!

Ephesians 5:2 Bible Verse KJV. And walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweetsmelling savour.

Dia de muerto offering to the dark knight

This is a cute skateboarding lover artwork. A perfect offering for youths, teenagers, and adults who love the skateboard. If you are a Skater then this funny design is for you.

This beautifully hand-drawn Spencerian Script lettering makes a bold statement... with a creative twist. Antonio DiSpigna is a graphic designer, distinguished professor and an Emmy Award winner who creates impeccable one-of-a-kind Spencerian Script lettering that says what you mean and shows how you want to say it. His legendary international reputation afforded him the opportunity to teach typography and design at the School of Visual Arts, NY CityTech, New York Institute of Technology, and as a tenured professor at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn for 50 years. His book "Love Letters" presents a collection of his work for major clients; his Emmy Award winning documentary “Imported from Brooklyn” tells of his career. Website: tonydispigna.com

A rose card for Mother's Day with a short poem by Christina Rossetti

This beautifully hand-drawn Spencerian Script figure makes a bold statement... with a creative twist. Antonio DiSpigna is a graphic designer, distinguished professor and an Emmy Award winner who creates impeccable one-of-a-kind Spencerian Script lettering that says what you mean and shows how you want to say it. His legendary international reputation afforded him the opportunity to teach typography and design at the School of Visual Arts, NY CityTech, New York Institute of Technology, and as a tenured professor at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn for 50 years. His book "Love Letters" presents a collection of his work for major clients; his Emmy Award winning documentary “Imported from Brooklyn” tells of his career. Website: tonydispigna.com

Ramona Szczerba © 2019 All Rights Reserved. Imaginary fall priestess and her coyote.

A little meadow fresh offering for the faeries around!

St. Michael the Archangel

At the end of one of his talks, Terence Mckenna recounts an anecdote about an encounter he had with a raccoon that made off with a jar in which mushrooms were growing.

An eye is offered to a massive red-maned spirit.

No offering necessary; wisdom is free.

If it doesn't feel like a sacrifice, is it love?

Here’s a cutie for the cactus lovers. Sweet and Sharp. Huggy and Prickly. Just hug your cactus today and make it happy.

An Egyptian scene of a devotee at a sacred site pouring libation at twilight. A perfect image for an altar or to bring a reverent tone to any space.

Selling my soul! Who's buying?

Offerings of a bottle of water and flower petals lie before the Taman Puputan Monument Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia The monument is dedicated to King Ida Cokorda Ngurah Made Denpasar who in 1906 ordered his soldiers to puputan (fight to the death) to ensure the dignity of his kingdom. The young king perished in the battle along with his close followers. 3H0902.1459 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR 1/400s f/10 ISO200 Featured in Statues and Such group (4 December 2009)

Tibetan women making an offering outside temple at Shygatse Monastery, Tibet.

Our Lord, the Lamb of God, with words “SANCTUS SANCTUS SANCTUS” circular around Him.

Watercolor olive branches in vertical format.

*Front and Back Design Variant* This bit of bad-ass-ery is in honor of our wicked awesome death metal maestros of 'Drink Their Blood'! So grab some swag say a prayer to the metal gods and rock till you drop! Six Feet Under preferred…

*Front and Back Art Variation* This bit of bad-ass-ery is in honor of our wicked awesome death metal maestros of 'Drink Their Blood'! So grab some swag say a prayer to the metal gods and rock till you drop! Six Feet Under preferred…

A yellow spirit receiving an eye offering.