World Shopping Pillows

This design was featured primarily on retail bags and gift boxes throughout the 80s and early 90s at EPCOT Center

Neon lit streets of Tokyo 2020

The single location where we can learn the most about our planet is found nowhere on Earth but high up above it. Colours and shapes are amazing. The ability to fly satellites into space has changed all our lives in many ways, but the single greatest innovation has been the availability of new ways of seeing the world that satellites leave behind. Early pictures of the Earth seen from space became icons of the Space Age, and encouraged an increased awareness of the precious nature of our common home. Today, images of our planet from orbit are acquired continuously; they have become powerful scientific tools to enable better understanding and improved management of the Earth and its environment.

Tokyo, Japan.

Shibuya crossing from above

Shop to you drop! Can you imagine a world with no shopping?

Empty Bar Alley in Tokyo

Photography of the water tower at Disney Springs Florida.

best guys of course Engineers - A fun humorous design for engineers, scientists and engineering people. A great gift option for him or her. (This is the darker version.)

Japanese Lantern in Tokyo

Misty Old San Juan - an Impressionist Painting. A palette knife creation by EloiseART. Each color is added one by one, only after the one before it has dried.

Dubai has everything, including huge water slides and desert excursions.

Every alley in Tokyo feels like a futuristic movie set.

Explore the enchanting beauty of 'Marrakesh Elegance', a travel-inspired art piece that captures the vibrant spirit of Morocco. Perfect for wanderlust souls and lovers of Moroccan culture, this Teepublic exclusive enhances any space with a touch of Marrakesh magic. Immerse in the architectural wonder and warm desert hues with this exquisite design.

The Oculus at midday. Original photograph.

A take on the masthead of the 1970s newsletter for the Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village.

Lettering

World Consumer Rights Day

Istanbul's Grand Bazaar (Kapali Çarsi, or Covered Market) is Turkey's largest covered market (you can see a small fraction of it here). You can buy almost anything. The colours, sights, sounds and smells are exciting, intoxicating and intimidating all at once. Watch out for pickpockets and bag-slashers in the crowds. Most guidebooks claim that it has 4000 shops. Best viewed LARGER. Sold 1 small Poster on 3 May 13 Sold 1 small Poster on 5 May 14 Sold 1 Sticker : 10 Jan 21 Sold 3 Sticker : 25 Feb 23 Sold 1 Postcard : 12 Apr 23

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Tokyo

Tokyo Midnight Rain

Once the darling of the Crossroads Shopping Center at Lake Buena Vista, this once-mighty supermarket is now history.

Cyberpunk vibes in Japan

I CHOOSE TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE! Wear it - share it ! You'll make a positive difference, far and wide SOLD BY BOUTIQUE MINDFUL

An interpretation of an early logo for the Treehouses at Lake Buena Vista in Walt Disney World, Florida.

A tribute to the original deli at the Lake Buena Vista Shopping Center.

The candy neon streets of Tokyo, work as portals to another world, a world more futuristic than ours. Would you dare to step in?

Experience the past, present, and future of Japan all in one neon-lit alleyway

Tokyo - A Neon Wonderland

This is a series of landmarks around the world, this is my representation of Rio, I hope you enjoy it!

Silly and Funny for the Die Hard Mom Black Friday Shopper. Ninja certified skills. Perfect gift for Fall, Thanksgiving, Christmas, November to December. Great tee to wear when you are in the long shopping lines. A great and fun gift for the shopper in your life - Mom, wife, mother, sister even grandma. Perfect for holidays, birthdays, Christmas stocking stuffers. Awesome to wear for the family or group photo.

Shoes, bags and men

The multi levels of Tokyo. Please check out the rest of of my portfolio.

This painting captures Old San Juan. Even with modern conveniences, the old world charm remains.

"The longer you live, the more you'll save!" (Current customer survival rates, Barrelsville Edwinston et al Data Dump.)