Jammy Posters and Art Prints

adj- 'like chill and groovy"

Perfect for biccy lovers!

British Slang Word For Lucky.

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Jammy Heart Biscuit print

Cute digital illustration of jam tarts with smiley faces with the words 'I jammy well love you' (translates as 'I really, really love you'). Perfect for Valentine's Day or other special occasion.

King Jammy

King Jammy A Man And His Music

Simple white letters on black background: "jammy git". Sarcastic or self-aware or just classic self-deprecating British humour? Or give this to your best mate.

Avond (Evening): The Red Tree, one of the most important in Mondrian s series on the tree theme, was done in the same year as the Windmill in Sunlight. In its color range and brushwork, and above all in its conception of nature, it shows many points of contact with that other picture. Here too there seems to be a definite influence of Vincent van Gogh's paintings. The painting recalls certain of Vincent's pictures of trees, particularly olive trees and cypresses, in which the brushwork, along with the simplification of color, plays so important a part. But reference to these paintings is not by itself sufficient to explain the origin and character of Avond (Evening): The Red Tree.

A self portrait made by Vincent Willem van Gogh who was a Dutch post-impressionist painter who posthumously became one of the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art. In a decade, he created about 2,100 artworks, including around 860 oil paintings, most of which date from the last two years of his life.

This design is inspired by the nations love of British Biscuits. Pink wafers, digestive biscuits, rich tea (do you dip yours?) custard creams, jammy dodger, malted milks. What's your favourite? Also what's your friends favourites? Do you know someone that just loves their biscuits?

A little still life painting in oils of a pair of delicious Fruit Creme cookies! These are a sweet biscuit with icing filling and a jelly centre - they're wonderful, and pretty enough to paint!

HDR monochrome image of a plate of biscuits and a glass of milk

This design is inspired by the nations love of British Biscuits. Pink wafers, digestive biscuits, rich tea (do you dip yours?) custard creams, jammy dodgers, malted milks. What's your favourite? Also what's your friends favourites? Do you know someone that just loves their biscuits?

An adorable kitten sat in a coffee mug with a side of biscuits

A set of the classic British Biscuits. Illustrated by Hannah Turpin Designs.

The Ronin wanders, looking for adventure.

Who cares about dragons? Give me cookies!

These are some jummy biscuits

Are you a Lucky Fish or just a jammy so and so? Whatever, this is a cool design which fills a person with joy. Be Lucky!

Share the love with that someone special with a matching shirt <3

Named “Phoenix That Glares In All Directions” because it appears that the sharp eyes of the phoenix are glaring at you wherever you are, this painting has a force that can overpower all those who gaze on it. The richly colored phoenix, painted with lavish use of expensive pigments on a foundation made of layers of white clay, and sprinkled with gold dust, looks like it will start moving at any moment now. It has a compelling majesty that befits a stunning masterpiece of Hokusai’s last years.

This captivating artwork, titled "The Thirty-Six Star Flag of the United States of America," stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of American history. Created by an unknown artist, the piece skillfully captures the essence of a pivotal moment in the nation's development.

Everyone needs to have a sloth in their pocket to remind them to chillax through out the day!

"Eldritch Hastur" depicteds as a surreal and otherworldly figure, surrounded by cosmic and eldritch energies. The King in Yellow is often associated with a mysterious and malevolent presence, and his appearance is frequently obscured or shrouded in yellow or tattered robes. The background of the picture might feature arcane symbols, twisted landscapes, or surreal vistas to convey the otherworldly nature of Hastur's influence.

Grandma, what big teeth you have....

"Undergrowth with Two Figures" is a masterpiece created by Vincent van Gogh in 1890. The painting depicts a dense thicket of trees and plants, with a path winding through the undergrowth. The vibrant hues of green, blue, and brown create a rich and textured landscape. Two figures, presumably a couple, can be seen walking along the path, adding a sense of human presence to the natural scene. Van Gogh's distinctive brushstrokes and bold use of color contribute to the emotional intensity and dynamism of the painting, reflecting his unique artistic style.

Unlocking the Beauty of Typewriter Art: Each stroke of the keys on a typewriter transcends the mundane into an intricate dance of form and meaning. In these artworks, letters become more than mere characters; they morph into a canvas for creativity. With precision and patience, the artist orchestrates a symphony of typewritten lines, crafting images and expressions that invite viewers to ponder the intricate relationship between language and art. Each piece is a testament to the enduring allure of analog craftsmanship in a digital age.

We are legion, we are at home, join our antisocial social club.... and then stay away!

Memes reimagined as traditional Ukiyo-e paintings, can you recognize all the memes?

Lets be honest, anyone who doesn't love dogs, is immediately suspicious to me! That's why I think that everyone must love dogs :)

A cute and adorable little bee, flying about his own business, buzz buzz.

"The Girl with a Pearl Earring" is a renowned painting created by the Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer around 1665. It is also known as "Girl with a Pearl Earring" or "Girl with a Turban." The painting is celebrated for its enigmatic beauty and has become one of Vermeer's most iconic works. The subject of the painting is a young girl, depicted in three-quarter view, with her head turned toward the viewer. She is wearing a turban, and the focus of the composition is on her large pearl earring, which glows with a luminescent quality. The girl's gaze is directed towards the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy and mystery. Her lips slightly parted and the soft lighting contribute to the overall sense of quiet contemplation.

Vincent van Gogh's "Bedroom in Arles" is a famous painting created in 1888 during his stay in the town of Arles in the south of France. The painting is one of three almost identical compositions that van Gogh created depicting his bedroom in the Yellow House, where he lived at the time. The composition features a simple and intimate bedroom interior, characterized by bold colors and distinctive brushwork, which are typical of van Gogh's post-impressionist style. The dominant color in the painting is a bright and intense blue, which is used for the walls, floor, and even the furniture. The blue is contrasted with warm tones in the wooden furniture and the bedspread.

Unlocking the Beauty of Typewriter Art: Each stroke of the keys on a typewriter transcends the mundane into an intricate dance of form and meaning. In these artworks, letters become more than mere characters; they morph into a canvas for creativity. With precision and patience, the artist orchestrates a symphony of typewritten lines, crafting images and expressions that invite viewers to ponder the intricate relationship between language and art. Each piece is a testament to the enduring allure of analog craftsmanship in a digital age.