Disney Pocahontas Tapestries

Pochahontas, born Amonute

Fan art of Pocahontas and John Smith from the movie "Pocahontas" by Walt Disney

You can paint with all the colors of the wind! Show your connection to nature in this ombré Pocahontas shirt.

But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger, you'll learn things you never knew you never knew. Share you *subtle* love of Disney's Pocahontas with this sweeeeet tee!

This is the second illustration of a personal project I'm doing. The first illustration is the witchdoctor, I leave the link at the bottom. I drew her thinking of Pocahontas but it is NOT a portrait. It's an illustration made with Adobe Illustrator. https://www.behance.net/gallery/16621789/Witch-Doctor-

Pocahontas native American tribal retro vintage floral design

Pocahontas native American tribal retro vintage floral design

Dig boys! Dig up that gold! Join Ratcliff on his quest to dig up Virginia. Or don't, as he was the bad guy. We can just enjoy the song.

Listen with your heart...you will understand.

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?

Sneaky snacker

Young man, sometimes the right path is not the easiest one. Don't you see? Only when the fighting stops, can you be together.

Biscuit Thief

Make like Disney Princess Jasmine and tell all of Agrabah (and beyond) that you're not a prize to be won.

All the things you never knew, to be specific

Listen with your heart You will understand

For the New World is like heaven And we'll all be rich and free Or so we have been told By the Virginia Company So we have been told by the Virginia Company

Pocahontas Inspired Acrylic Painting

Sleeping Beauty (Dornröschen) By The Brothers Grimm

A headband for every occassion!

Sick of swimming? Be like Disney Princess Ariel and take a stand.

Speak your mind like Disney Princess Mulan? Defeat the Huns with this shirt.

We are all connected to each other...

Little mermaid cute print

Character Inspired Silhouette

An outline of the curious raccoon sidekick eating his favorite biscuit!

Based on the song "Colors of the Wind" written by lyricist Stephen Schwartz and composer Alan Menken for Walt Disney Pictures' 33rd animated feature film Pocahontas (1995). This delightful pattern uses colors and shapes inspired by those in the film.

Snooty Dog