Fated T-Shirts

"Your fate is utterly binding. You are invaluable, Clark Kent...."

two idiots fight

Fated - Procreate digital acrylic pour with cells & bubbles. This graphic design was made to create a fluid like appearance, as if it is moving. Vibrant blue, light pink, peach, orange, red, black, and white colours.

Cuenta la leyenda japonesa que aquellos que están predestinados a encontrarse están unidos por un hilo rojo invisible atado al meñique. Este hilo no se rompe nunca por mucho que se tense ya que, tarde o temprano, quienes están a ambos extremos acabaran conociéndose. Lo conseguí.

surreal scifi glitch collage

Thoses littles star bring a family together once again

Inspired by the Japanese three legged crow, which represents the sun-yatagarasu, I’ve created my own mythological creature mixed with my symbolism of corvids as love and loyalty. Sometimes you converge with those who you have an intense bond with, regardless of if it lasting a few weeks, years, or decades. Every star fades but if it’s a fated connection, it burns the longest shadows and scintillates the most radiant of flames. We are the sun and moon, waning and waxing. Coming to and fading out.

Fated Holy Knight Sigurd from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

So, this was drawn and coloured by hand many moons ago. It symbolises fate and frustration, madness and the feeling of not having free will.

Fated Divinity Tiki from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Illusteration by RudeRubicante

Conquest and Revelation Join Corrin and the Fated Struggles of Emblem

Fated Darkness Morgan from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Fated Saint Deirdre from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Fated Honor Chrom from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

This minimalist piece captures the unique bond between humans and pets, symbolized through a delicately drawn hand and a paw connected by a red string, forming a heart shape. The subtle hues and simple lines highlight the theme of connection and the universal language of love. Perfect for animal lovers and those who cherish the unspoken pact of loyalty and friendship with their furry companions, this digital artwork brings a modern touch to any space. Ideal as a thoughtful gift for pet owners or as an addition to your collection, it embodies the spirit of unity and the strong ties that bind us to our animal friends. Let this abstract illustration be a testament to the love and loyalty that pets bring into our lives.

Apocalyptic Opera Guilty Gears Grand Finale Of Fated Combat

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

My favorite romance trope, when two characters are fated to be together.

A shirt for anyone who is waiting for Mr or Mrs Right....especially werewolves! Any fan of the "Fated Mates" romance novel genre, or who is simply still waiting for their perfect match, needs this shirt! Looks great in every color!

For anyone who loves werewolf romance novels, the "Fated Mates" trope is probably their favorite! This is instalove at it's finest! So if you are thankful you have already found you #fatedmate or just dreaming of finding them one day, this shirt is for you!

You are the Shrek to my Fiona

From an original Bernard partridge Punch cartoon published 1912 showing the nations of America & Britain united in grief at the loss of lives on the Titanic maiden voyage Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. With regard to Antique Newspaper & Magazine scans if there is text to reverse this may bleed through. Please refer to image shown.

Still not sick of you

Who needs CALGON? I'll take an alpha wolf anyday! #IWantToBeAWerewolf #WheresMyFatedMate?

If you have dated your fair share of DOGS, and you are waiting for your wolf-charming, don't lose hope! I'm sure your fated mate is out there somewhere! In the meantime, make yourself feel better by getting this shirt! ;-)

Alpha heroes are overrated.

Do you like to run with your werewolf mate under the romantic light of a full moon? Keep your relationship strong at that time of the month, but don't forget you can go running together anytime! This design should help remind you, whether on a shirt, mug, tote, or even your phone case!

Dragon on her huge book collection.

Fated to be, The Goblin's Wife

There's nothing better than the unique scent of your fated mate!