Linear Shorts
Description: Merge the iconic with the unexpected with this unique print featuring a cat nestled within the iconic scream of Edvard Munch's masterpiece. In a bold reinterpretation, the feline figure adds a playful twist to the timeless work of art, evoking a sense of curiosity and surprise. Crafted in a minimalist linear style, each line captures the cat's serene presence amidst the swirling chaos of the scream, inviting viewers to ponder the juxtaposition of the familiar and the unexpected. Perfect for art aficionados and cat enthusiasts alike, this print sparks conversation and contemplation, making it a striking addition to any space
Description: Criss Cross Blue and White Lines iis an original nonsymmetrical design of intersecting and overlapping lines. A retro modern pattern perfect for apparel, electronics,stationery and decor. Perfect for those who have eighties vibes theme fashion, art and decor ABOUT THE ART © Recolour 29 June 2019, 18:32:46 Original Design 12 January 2015, 18:20:39 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: A gentle reminder that pain is part of being human, and nobody is ever truly alone. With its soft, emotional tone and timeless message, this design connects through empathy and strength. It’s a comforting choice for anyone who values honesty, healing, and emotional expression. Whether you’re spreading awareness for mental health or simply embracing life’s ups and downs, this piece speaks from the heart.
Description: // Created with Processing see processing.org // Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike // https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0 // https://creativecommons.org/licenses/GPL/2.0/ // http://www.redbubble.com/people/rupertrussell // triangles_005_001 // 20170205 PVector a; PVector b; PVector c; float shrink = .9; float grey=0; float len = 27000; // ensure that this is larger thatn the camvas boolean black = true; void setup () { size(13500, 13500); background(255); noLoop(); smooth(); strokeWeight(1); stroke(grey); int size = 13500; a = new PVector(-size, -size, 0); b = new PVector(size, -size, 0); c = new PVector(0, size, 0); } void draw () { translate(width ...
