Textile Art Merch

This was originally a watercolour abstract painting based on flax leaves. This version has been digitally altered to offer you a different colour choice whilst retaining the same abstract design.

Abstract 2 is a macro photograph of asection of an acrylic painting on watercolour paper. I liked this section of the work and thought it would look excellent as a tote bag or throw pillow.

This was originally a watercolour abstract painting based on flax leaves. This version has been digitally altered to offer you a different colour choice whilst retaining the same abstract design.

Saint James Damask (1866) by William Morris is a vintage Victorian Era fine art Pre-Raphaelite textile pattern originally produced as a tapestry. This damask nature design was originally commissioned for St. James's Palace and features a floral background with blooming spring garden flowers, roses, acanthus leaves and decorative foliage on a dusty rose colored background.

Mandala art design

Blue Marine was originally a hand pulled monoprint printed onto fine white fabric instead of paper. I have done a number of monoprints featuring aquatic images and this one had shells as a theme. Some of the shells are clearly visible and others are just like shadows, meant to indicate the way in which the shells of our shellfish are dissolving away due to changes in the ocean's acidity, bought about by the effects of global warming.

I am a bit of a sci fi nut, and this is the first of two throw pillows created from a hand pulled monoprint entitled Red Planets, which forms part of a series of outer spaced themed prints that I have been working on for the last twelve months. A portion of the original rectangular design has been reproduced as a square design on each pillow, and each is slightly different so that if you purchase two pillows, one for each side of your sofa, they will look like a set.

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Sunflowers

Abstract Face in Gold is a monoprint originally created on fabric using fabric dyes and acrylic paints. The print was build up using a number of hand pulled printed layers, the final one being a layer of gold.

This was originally a watercolour abstract painting based on flax leaves. This version has been digitally altered to offer a different colour choice whilst retaining the same abstract design.

Watercolour abstract painting based on flax leaves.

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. It has been created by taking a photograph of her beaded structures against canvas, then modifying the photograph into this gorgeous fashion pattern, which looks great across a variety of products.

Three Birds was a monoprint I did onto fine white fabric and this image is the original colour as it was printed. I have also digitally altered the image to offer other colour options (see separate listings of Three Cosmic Birds Digitally Altered Original Work)

A wall decoration was designed in an exhibition format using the tulip pattern of William Morris. You can use this exhibition theme for the wall arts category. For other product variants, the pattern itself is conveniently positioned. Since the file used in the products is 300 DPI high quality, there will be no problems in printing.

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Little Fishes in the Sea was a collage I did which I had fun doing, but which also has a serious side to it as the background contains a large fishing net, meant to indicate the plight of many of our fish populations that have been over fished to the point of near extinction.

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. It is based on a photograph of one of her fine art pieces – a piece containing a beaded structure sewn to canvas.

Practice your advance yoga in front of a mirror with this text based Tee.

Green Cosmos is was created as a hand pulled monoprint onto white cotton fabric. As I like sci fi I am always using circles and planet like images in my monoprints.

AI generated art

Beautiful looking hand drawn floral pattern with pen and ink!

Poppies

Green Cosmos is was created as a hand pulled monoprint onto white cotton fabric. As I like sci fi I am always using circles and planet like images in my monoprints. This is a second throw pillow taken from the original image so as to offer a customer the option of two slightly different pillows.

Colorful design inspired by Mexican blanket sarape saltillo from Tlaxcala Mexico

Mandala art design

An textile texture with colors and lines

The “It’s William Morris” collage of English celebrated designer, craftsman, and poet William Morris’s most famous artwork (Vintage Willow Bough, Wild Tulip, Honeysuckle, ect.) is the best gift for who loves William Morris and pattern.

Vanity can be harsh, can you survive it?

Botanical cat art, in the style of a babushka. Funny cat meme gift

Retro Style

Colorful flower design inspired by Mexican handmade embroideries

Style

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My blueberry botanical illustration reformatted into a luscious circle of blueberry deliciousness. Originally hand painted in watercolour on paper from blueberries in this years Maine harvest by yours truly, Patricia Shea Designs