Organge Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

A minimal, digital orthogonal pattern. Designed by Philip Slangen A.K.A. Motiondust. This one is orange-brown.

Bright red organge Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) leaves in autumn season. Creative autumn background of red leaves in park. Seasonal concept. Autumn five-leaved ivy leaves background.

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A Pop Art Travel Print of DeSoto County - Florida - US

A Pop Art Travel Print of DeSoto County - Florida - US

A Pop Art Travel Print of Highlands County - Florida - US

A Pop Art Travel Print of Highlands County - Florida - US

Two fish locked in a staring contest.

Cartoon illustration of a girl

A Pop Art Travel Print of Polk County - Florida - US

Design for those who are waiting for the mother ship to go home!

Watercolor painting Colorful butterflies in pastel color

Simple but appealing pattern, hope you like it.

Taken near Lenwade in Norfolk. We used to live on the western edge of Norwich and often go to Lenwade for walks around the filled gravel pits, now turned into nature reserves. Origonal taken on Velvia slide film if I recall and later scanned into Photoshop for correction of levels/curves and some clean-up of dust etc. Probably not the best scan I have made as it was with an old Polaroid scanner. perhaps I'll find the time to do it again on my Canon scanner that can scan slides quite well. Steve ;-)