Deep Blue Posters and Art Prints

Prints from my original abstract oil painting on board. Have you ever been blinded by the flare and glitter of sunset on the sea? This is what I see in this bold abstract I created in 2022, referencing a special place.

Ocean sunset watercolor design

Vintage under the waves diver

Geometric Shapes ,Digital Artwork by Mitko Peroski©

"Sapphire Sentinels" is a captivating design that features a pair of regal cats, their figures adorned with intricate patterns and celestial motifs that evoke a sense of ancient guardianship. The deep blue and crisp white palette is accented with touches of sapphire and gold, creating a visual harmony that is both noble and enchanting. These twin felines sit proudly, their eyes gleaming with intelligence and calm knowing, framed by an ornate backdrop that suggests a hidden realm of feline deities. The artwork celebrates the mysterious grace of cats and their storied place within folklore as symbols of intuition and protection.

This image is of the delightful Blea Tarn in the Lake District National Park in the UK. Beyond the tarn are the Langdale Pikes, some of the most climbed peaks in the park. In case you're wondering why there's a fence projecting out into the lake, it's to stop the sheep from going around the end of the dry stone wall.

This is sad. I took this image on the 5th of September, 2023, while visiting the Northumberland National Park in the UK. The tree was iconic, it had even appeared in movies. The tree was a sycamore tree, which had stood there for hundreds of years. Three weeks after I took the image, someone maliciously cut it down in the dead of the night. The tree had sat next to the wall the Roman Emperor Hadrian built (Hadrian's Wall) to keep the Scots out, parts of which are visible in the image, in a natural dip in the landscape known as Sycamore Gap. I wonder how it got its name. I feel fortunate to have been able to visit this place before some deranged person felled this stunningly placed tree. In planning my trip, Sycamore Gap was very high on the

the core of life

This vividly colored image presents a potent symbol of the all-seeing eye, centered within concentric circles that evoke the imagery of flames and cosmic orbits. Set against a deep blue backdrop and bordered by a bold red circle, the eye is both arresting and enigmatic. Golden glyphs form an arcane script around the perimeter, enhancing the emblem’s aura of mystery. The symbol is a powerful blend of ancient wisdom and contemporary graphic design, invoking themes of vision, protection, and the search for deeper understanding.

Dolphin Underwater

my favorite jellies

Night sky watercolor design

Emotional Baby Boy/Man

Contrasting Indigo Blue and White Patches in the Tie Dye Shibori Technique Resembling a ocean Texture, ideal for home decor and beach style bedding

Touch my Hands

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Enjoy a stunning day on this picturesque Island surrounded by the deep blue ocean.

Dancing Rhythm

Based on my photo of a well worn tabletop in a coffee shop

Mystic view from Tremiti Islands (Isole Tremiti) at a green-topped island with sparse buildings and earthy hues, surrounded by different motorboats travelling on the wrinkled deep blue Adriatic Sea

Mirrored Abstract Deep Tones of Purple and Blue

Enjoy a stunning day at Fitzroy Island surrounded by the deep blue ocean.

Enjoy a day out on the ocean sea sailing the day away.

Deep darkness with bursts of organic color and shape.

I captured this image while visiting the Gullfoss waterfall. The water that feeds the waterfall comes from the glacier in this image, which is a relatively short distance, about 15 kilometres, from the waterfall. when capturing the image, I was really struck by the incredibly blue sky over the brilliantly white glacier, the stark contrast of the black volcanic on which the glacier resides, and the yellows and greens of the vegetation in the foreground.

Original illustration inspired by ocean.

On a trip to Prince Edward County in Ontario, I realised that it is host to some remarkable farm structures. Doted throughout the county are these vestiges of a long tradition of farming. Some where in a sad state of repair having been neglected or abandoned, but others were still in active use. I loved this one for its setting, surrounded by neatly mowed grass. The round bales of straw in the doorway spoke to its continued use. And then there's the magnificent blue of the sky; the whole scene seems idyllic.

This image, originally captured on film in 1987, depicts sheep grazing on the mountainside in the Lake District National Park, in the United Kingdom. The principal industry in the park is hill farming, where the sheep are allowed to wander the mountains throughout most of the year. The farmers gather the sheep in the spring for shearing and the older sheep are sent to market. Each farmer daubs a dye specific to their herd on their sheep so that they can be separated later. Lambs are daubed in line with the colour of their mothers. The soft-looking form of the mountain in the image is characteristic of the mountains in the north of the park, where the underlying rock is slate. Being relatively soft, glaciation has left the mountains wi...

It was late afternoon when we got to the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. We were almost the last to gain entrance that day, but it meant that we pretty much had the place to ourselves. We hired a guide to swiftly show us around before they closed the gates, who, recognising my love of photography, took us to the best spots. This image is of the Moonlight Pavilion (Preah Tineang Chan Chhaya), which is used for traditional dance ceremonies and banquets. What I love about this image is the remarkable architectural whimsy in the roof of the pavilion. The multi-tiered roof, the spire, the ornate and colourful roofing, and the wispy upturned pieces at the end of the roof gables, which we were told were there to represent snakes. It was all kind of...

A powerful and deeply coloured abstract digital painting in reds, oranges, blues and greens. Lots of organic elements and broken forms merging, mixing and interacting across the whole canvas.

A deeply coloured abstract design with a vertical fluid movement.

So what is this? These are the 'sails' that adorn Vancouver's Canada Place, which is the cruise ship docking terminal and a generally wonderful place to explore. The structures on its roof are lookalikes for the sails of a sailing boat, ship, dingy, etc. They are an expression of of the ocean that lies on Vancouver's doorstep. In this image, I love the deepness of the dark blue sky in contrast with the almost perfect whiteness of the sails. I hope you do too!

We had to be up really early but not so early that we couldn't take a look at the Colosseum just as the Sun was about to rise. The mix of early morning light and the first rays of golden light from the Sun gave this remarkable structure a strange luminescence. We would soon have to be on our way but this was a great way to start the day.

A yellow and dark turquoise vertically flowing abstract composition.

We had been to the Canyonlands National Park and were returning to Moab when I spotted this remarkable scene. It had been raining quite a bit that day, but the dramatic sky beyond this brightly sunlit butte said this was a moment not to miss.

Dance of whales /indigo blue/