Little Star Posters and Art Prints

This T-Rex dinosaur singing looks ready to rock, and was clearly born to be loud. An ideal design for any junior rocker who is already letting everyone know that they were born to be loud.

What if... the Emperor from a Sci-Fi movie series decided to open a chain of pizza restaurants?

Star Strike found himself a magical sword... I wonder what it does? Artist: https://drawntildawn.carrd.co/

A Shetland Sheepdog under the stars

The cutie mark of Sunny Starscout

My Little Tauntaun

Sweet little Shirley Temple in a photograph from the 1930’s. I’ve added color to the back and white photo to bring it to life. I hope you like it!

Shirley Temple, the child star of the 1930’s and 1940’s, is seen here in a publicity photo curtsying. This is the second version of this picture. The other one has a teal chevron background. If you’d prefer a pop of color, check that one out!

The original child star of the 1930s and 1940s is seen here in a publicity shot with a stuffed toy. Shirley Temple was a multi-talented little girl who grew up to be just as talented as a woman. The original photograph was in black and white. I added a touch of color to brighten it up!

A pony design for people who don't want to wear a pony shirt in public!

As a Christian, I believe even the darkest nights hold the promise of a new day. Our health, our wealth, our freedom -- all these things are easily taken away. When you seem to have lost it all, you must hold onto the one thing that cannot be taken away: the love of friendship and your faith in the creator. When you remember this, happiness will always be in your grasp! And it is no cold comfort -- it is the foundation we need for life to be worth living! | Starponys: Crowns of Friendship / Friends with Unicorn Syndrome © and ™ of M. Wayne Howell ([email protected]), along with all characters therein. Cutie mark derived from art by Parcly Taxel.

Star Strike eating a giant french toast! Artist: https://www.kittyrosie.club/

Silent film star, Charlie, seen here as his famous Little Tramp alter ego. One of old Hollywood’s pioneers.

Shirley Temple. A publicity photo of Shirley from the movie Baby Take a Bow.

Masterfully rendered the dark star with rich, deep colors and bold brushstrokes, creating a piece that is both mysterious and visually stunning.

Shirley Temple, the original child star of the 1930’s and 40’s. In this publicity photo Shirley is all curls and holding her dress as she’s about to curtesy. The background is a teal chevron pattern.

A publicity colour photo of Shirley Temple from the 1930s.

Come here little star

Black, white and grey stars shapes pattern design

Oh NO Pastina Shortage