Micklyn T-Shirts

Hand drawn and coloured in Photoshop CS2.

All the things you need to go camping or hiking - tent, sunglasses, boots, binoculars, a compass, coffee mug, thermoss, satchel... a cute girly pattern for outdoors people. : )

Fun with shapes and colours. : )

Inspired by the purple daisies in my garden - they are just so joyful!

A detailed, whimsical, art deco / art nouveau beading chandelier doodle with faux linen / canvas texture in white and calming soft grey blue.

An illustration of a guitar playing, music loving, wild haired mermaid. Hand drawn.

Hand drawn & painted with watercolor in bright green, red, blue, cyan, teal etc - lots of cute toy cars arranged in a sort of ditsy pattern.

A hand painted watercolor pattern of red poppies and leaves on a black background.

An arrangement of bright and pretty painted roses in shades of berry pinks, magenta, rose, lime & green. Smudgy and textured. : )

Sweet little pet rats having a summer strawberry picnic surrounded by flowers and leaves.

From an original 18" x 22" oil painting on canvas. For the love of leaves and color. :)

A collage of mountains, clouds, raindrops, moon and stars in shades of charcoal, grey, blue, cream, white, peach and pink, with texture and linework.

I was in the mood to make a bright and cheerful flower pattern... this is one of two colorways.

A floral pattern with a vintage feel, created from individual elements hand drawn with pencil.

Wild horses running free. Hand painted in watercolor.

Didn't plan to upload this but Perrin (13) whose eye it is, wouldn't leave me alone until I did.

A mixture of my own photographs and drawing, finished digitally in Photoshop CS2.

A pattern I created with face masks in mind.

Monochrome dark and light green abstract geometric circles with a woven linen or canvas texture.

Wolves howling, jumping & doing that serious wolf stare thing that they do... Drawn with pencil, surrounded by hand painted watercolor stars.

Happy, hippy floral sea turtles in shades of coral, teal, mint, cream, yellow, red, pink, green & mustard on a dark teal blue / sea green background.

A bold, monochrome nature-inspired pattern of botanical garden leaves in pale silvery grey, black and white.

Let every weapon be an antique, Let every dictator seek critique, Let each government seek to please and let the newspapers grow on trees...

Breaking the rules, because the center is all blur and the only focus is at the edges... but I like it, anyway. I love the big blurry circle that is the backside of the central daisy. : ) Finally another (very late) work to add to my 52 week challenge. This is number 27. Life has been getting in the way of my photography lately, but hopefully not forever.

A painted pattern of orca / killer whales, blue and sperm whales on a deep ocean teal background with waves and ocean currents around them.

A brightly colored painted tropical hibiscus floral pattern with stripes in the background - very summery and fun.

Sugar and spice and all things nice... Christmas is coming! : )

A simple, textured, geometric circle design in soft denim blue.

A pattern of beautiful purple & white anemone flowers with green leaves & a little bird in flight - designed to look like a cutout paper collage.

A soft hibiscus Hawaiian pattern in sorbet shades of mint, strawberry, cream and peach.

I did this as a T first, but thought it might make a nice card, too. Hand drawn with pencil, scanned and coloured in Photoshop CS2. Background texture my own.

Cute baby African elephants, surrounded by sweet egret bird friends with leaves & tiny flowers in pastel shades of teal, duck egg blue & grey.

A hand painted floral design in deep navy with pops of turquoise, mint & teal.

Striking terror into the hearts of city dwellers is tiring work. Besides, Catzilla is not really mean, he just wants to play. ( : Original hand drawn and coloured with oil pastels on Canson paper, then photographed and finished off in Photoshop CS2.

I know I've said it before, but it really is the little things that lift me up when I'm down. A hug from my baby, sunlight on my back, a fresh cup of coffee... I know, I know: clichés. But a cliché is a cliché because it's true, isn't it? : )

Pretty pastels. : )