Prism Tapestries

Bisexual pride flag/Prism design

Beautiful design of a white cat leaping into a prism and several colorful cats appearing at the other side.

Pride flag design/Prism design

A happy smiley face filled with mini smiley faces. Each smiley face is colored with an ultimate gray outline and a prism pink center. Happy smiley face art for the student dorm room.

Fighting evil by moonlight!

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Color fun

Magnolia Prism

Polysexual pride flag/Prism design

DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Abandoned church near Ashland WV

Bigender pride flag/Prism design

Greysexual pride flag/Prism design

Collection of my favorite insertables.

Color fun

A simple line drawing of a dog called Fergus. He is colored with a bright linear spectrum, that has passed through a prism behind him. rainbows dogs dog puppy pet nature fergus the dog sketch animal woof doodle lineart pet lovers comic cartoon

Positive Vibes

The rainbow is God's promise to Noah following the flood. It is a beautiful Christian symbol that reminds us we are treasured and loved by our Heavenly Father. Thank you Lord for giving us the rainbow.

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Color fun

A conventional rainbow with the word Feels written beneath it, in purple glitter effect.

Played around with the refraction of light, and Japanese folklore.

PRISM FLARE

Black and white rainbow

Played around with some ideas based on the refraction of light, and Japanese folklore.

Genderfluid pride flag/Prism Design

physical phenomenon

Prism Violet, Royal Blue, Deep Sea Coral Pink And Gold Clouds In The Sunset Sky

Color fun

Original digital artwork, 2023.

For the love of colour! : )

Evolution of Katy Perry, available on all products

Triangle prism Fusion artwork

Design of the original logo of the Rotterdam based band, The Alternative. White logo only, inspired by Pink Floyd prism

Taken at National Museum of the American Indian, Washington DC, USA. Reflected sunlight through a window prism on the top of an exhibit case. I felt this represented our fractured view in trying to romanticize our relationship with these indigenous people when in truth the history is so much more evil. Taken with my Canon Powershot G16