Green Witch T-Shirts
Description: Green Witch Pentagram This design feels like something discovered deep in the woods, shaped slowly by time rather than hands. Leaves curl inward, flowers settle into place, and the star emerges naturally at the center, held by the circle around it. It carries the calm of old paths and forest clearings, where balance matters more than words and meaning is felt instead of explained.
Description: A watercolor-style composition featuring three potted plants against a black background. The central plant is a large Monstera with several leaves, in a woven basket decorated with tassels and a pentagram. To the left is a smaller plant in a pot with a moon and crescent symbol. To the right is a spiky plant in a pot with geometric markings. The text 'GREEN WITCH' is at the top.
Description: Fairytale Vintage Pagan Folk Art Of a Beautiful Little Green Witch Putting Herbs in her Cauldron in Illustrated Woods on a Full Moon - Perfect Design For Witchcore, Cottagecore and Goblincore Aesthetic and Witchy Art Lovers - Green, black and white design
Description: A powerful and grounded black and white pencil drawing celebrating the connection between a green witch and the earth. This design features root-like hands tending a glowing plant, perfect for gardeners, herbalists, and nature lovers.
Description: For the witch in-tuned to nature. Everything you touch grows and florishes. Smudging and purifying are a daily ritual. A green thumb and a dash of good intentions make any desire come true. Show your witchy ways with this design on a shirt, pillow, phonecase, and so much more!
Description: My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.
