Marsala Pins and Buttons

A folk inspired pattern in soft wine red, sage green, mint and cream.

A folk inspired pattern in soft wine red, sage green, mint and cream.

This is one of three colorways of this floral pattern - this version is in soft marsala / maroon, grey, pink / plum and white. : ) Created from hand drawn pencil illustrations.

Happy smiling llama on a background of marsala.

Textured, velvety background color marsala with gold sequins.

Leaves seamless pattern on marsala red tones.

This is one of three colorways of this floral pattern - this version is in soft marsala / maroon, grey, pink / plum and white. : ) Created from hand drawn pencil illustrations.

A watercolor on paper using only the color of the year: Marsala!

Marsala Red Marble

A little wood full of watercolor painted trees to look like an embroidered cross stitch design

Eucalyptus leaves on marsala

- very old butcher shop in the historical center of Masala on the magic Isle of Sicily in South Italy - the capture were taken with Nikon D90 in July 2019

Marsala is a coastal town located in the western part of Sicily, Italy. It is known for its fortified wine, beautiful beaches, and its historical significance. Marsala is a popular destination for wine lovers, history enthusiasts, and beachgoers. The town is most famous for its namesake wine, Marsala. This fortified wine has a long and storied history, with production dating back to the late 18th century. Visitors can explore local wineries, such as Cantine Florio, and learn about the wine-making process through tours and tastings. Marsala wine is available in various styles, from dry to sweet, and is often used in cooking as well.

Collage Geisha Samurai in Coral, Indigo and Marsala

Watercolor Pattern

Drawn from an 1860s French textile artist's book of watercolor sketches, this deliciously monochrome panel combines multiple treatments in a unified look.

Chocolate dream

Passion

Sparkling

Collage Basic Ingredients for a Witch

Shy Geisha

Forest Tale

In this collage I was inspired by the nocturnal perfume of exotic flowers

Crow and Skull Collage

This is a watercolor anatomical heart design by Alisa Adamsone

Leonetto Cappiello was an Italian artist who lived much of his life in France. He is considered the “Father of Modern Advertising Poster”with his use of bold subjects and unconventional colors. This image depicts two colorful zebras carrying bottles of wine.

After God Made Me He Said Tada - Funny, cute & sarcastic silly chicken design that is sure to make people laugh out loud!

Mysterious magenta