The latest of my movie parodies is presently going into both of the US stores. You may remember that I’ve been doing a series of movie parodies with squirrels as the main characters, and often the villains! I began this series several years ago, and have quite a few similar ideas running around in my head, though I don’t get much creative time nowadays. For every hour I put into creating a new image, it takes me two hours to upload them to products in the stores. The latest image took me quite some time to put together and I’ve spent a week uploading it to one store alone!
Here’s the link to the latest image in my Zazzle store: LINK
Following is an example of the latest image on a cushion which parodies the classic movie “The Silence of the Lambs,” with our intrepid squirrel as FBI trainee Clarice Stirling. The image is based on the original movie poster, although it wasn’t possible to get it exactly the same, I think it’s reasonably close. Here’s the link to purchase the cushion if you wish (LINK):
I’ve also been adding in lots of new art deco images in various colours as these seem quite popular. As mentioned, adding them to the stores, takes a huge amount of time … time I’d rather put into creating, but hey, at least I get to share my creations.
I’ll be adding the images into my CafePress store when I find the time. Thanks for dropping by.
William-Adolphe Bouguereau was popular in the USA and in his own life, The French painter was well-known for his focus on the female form. His work included reinterpretations of myths into more modern times.
At 14 he’d undertaken studies in the priesthood where he learned to paint and draw, but dropped out, choosing to become an artist.
He was very successful, creating more than 820 paintings in his lifetime, though critics suggested that he adapted his painting style to suit the tastes of the buying public.
Quote: “Each day I go to my studio full of joy; in the evening when obliged to stop because of darkness, I can scarcely wait for the next morning to come… if I cannot give myself to my dear painting I am miserable.”
(1825-1905) Popular in the USA and his own country during his life, the French painter was well-known for his focus on the female form. His work included reinterpretations of myths into more modern times.
At 14 he’d undertaken studies in the priesthood where he learned to paint and draw, but dropped out, choosing to become an artist.
He was very successful, creating more than 820 paintings in his lifetime, though critics suggested that he adapted his painting style to sit the tastes of the buying public.
Quote: “Each day I go to my studio full of joy; in the evening when obliged to stop because of darkness, I can scarcely wait for the next morning to come … if I cannot give myself to my dear painting, I am miserable.”
Francisco Goya: was one of the most important Spanish artists of his time, known for his prints, his portraits and his romantic paintings. He’s often referred to as both one of the last of the Old Masters, as well as one of the first of the Modern Masters.
Zazzle Art Sale with up to 50% Off – Ends midnight 26 March 2019
There’s up to 50% off all wall art in Miss Terry Woman’s Zazzle store in Australia.
Offer ends midnight 26 March 2019 (Australian time)
At checkout, use the code THREEDAYDEAL. This offer is available in Australia, so please check
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Quote by George Frederick Watts: “I paint ideas, not things. My intention is less to paint works that are pleasing to the eye than to suggest great thoughts which will speak to the imagination and the heart, and will arouse all that is noblest and best in man.”
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