Red Cheery With Purple Background Pins and Buttons

Come to the Cabernet. Tall glass of Cabernet Sauvignon red wine with black purple grapes. Great gift for wine enthusiasts. Text is a play on words perfect for Broadway theater and musical lovers. (Black background. Also available in white.)

Come to the Cabernet. Tall glass of Cabernet Sauvignon red wine with black purple grapes. Great gift for wine enthusiasts. Text is a play on words perfect for Broadway theater and musical lovers. (White background. Also available in black.)

Cockatoo with red pomegranate on purple background

purple and red dianthus, tulips, and lily flowers with green leaves on a black background. distressed vintage look.

Red birds flying and red hearts renaissance inspired.

Barberry Shrub with Buds in the Spring with Misty Background, colored pencil on Duralar by Conni Schaftenaar. Wandering around my front flower/perennial beds this year, I happened to see tiny, tiny little red buds nestled in the leaves of my barberry shrubs. I took a bunch of photos, because they were so very tiny and pretty - dark red in the deeper red/purple leaves. I grabbed a macro shot and decided to render it in colored pencil on Duralar. These tiny little buds eventually opened to reveal tiny little flowers that were almost chartreuse - a green/yellow, which surprised me, given the red outer husk! The flowers are so tiny that when you look at the shrub from even a few feet away, you are aware of little spots of lighter color, t...

Barberry Shrub with Buds in the Spring, colored pencil on Duralar by Conni Schaftenaar. Wandering around my front flower/perennial beds this year, I happened to see tiny, tiny little red buds nestled in the leaves of my barberry shrubs. I took a bunch of photos, because they were so very tiny and pretty - dark red in the deeper red/purple leaves. I grabbed a macro shot and decided to render it in colored pencil on Duralar. These tiny little buds eventually opened to reveal tiny little flowers that were almost chartreuse - a green/yellow, which surprised me, given the red outer husk! The flowers are so tiny that when you look at the shrub from even a few feet away, you are aware of little spots of lighter color, the yellow/green, but i...