Perkins Designs
Based on a photograph of a canal in Venice, Italy, I’ve made creative modifications using various filters, textures and adjustment layers to highlight vintage qualities. See prints available. Godere!
This stylized, grungy photograph of an alley covered in graffiti was taken in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Prints available.
This black and white photograph was shot in 2005 on the streets of Toronto, Canada, following heavy rainfall. Sunshine arrived shortly thereafter, reflecting on the buildings downtown. The lines overhead are associated with cable cars. See more.
Enjoy this abstract graphic art featuring a mirror image of buildings, with distortion from a glass sphere positioned at center. See more in my gallery at Pixels. Thanks for stopping by!
Enjoy this colorful graphic design based on a photograph of buildings in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It’s available on a variety of items in my gallery at Pixels. Thanks for stopping by!
Related Post: see also – Elijah Oliver Place at Cades Cove
One of the most popular tourist destinations located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cades Cove is just a short drive from Townsend, Tennessee. Wonderful views of mountains, valleys, wildlife and historical structures are featured along an 11-mile loop through the area. Along the drive, visitors will encounter the John Oliver Cabin.
The cabin was built in 1822 by John and Lucretia Oliver, the cove’s first permanent European settlers, one of many structures that followed – several of which remain, today. By 1850, the population of Cades Cove tallied 671.
Photographs
A beautiful landscape –
And, the cabin –
Prints
Visit my gallery at Pixels to see fine quality prints available for purchase.
This graphic design is based on an old photograph taken on the campus of the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, featuring a Coca-Cola advertisement for a local market which served the area for many decades.
This photograph from downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, includes a view of the golden-glass Sunsphere in the distance. See more.
One evening I was wandering along a canal in Venice, Italy – oh, wait, scratch that! I was actually sitting in front of my computer at home, and this is my rendition of a photograph from unsplash.com. You can visit my gallery for more.
Grazie!
Colorful concrete architecture in kaleidoscopic alignment, with windows. Enjoy this tote bag – different sizes, different styles, made in USA – and visit my gallery at Zazzle for other interesting items!
Pop it, lock it, or drop it, this OtterBox Defender Series iPhone Case is here to save the day! Made of a high-impact polycarbonate exterior shell, rubber exterior slipcover and interior foam, it’s a safe way to protect your investment.
Enjoy this high contrast black and white photography of an alley in a business district. This image reminds me of a scene from the 1971 movie, Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, staring Gene Wilder, when the character Charlie found the 5th and final “Golden Ticket” and was advised to return to his house immediately. His route home led through a dark alley, where he encountered the foreboding Mr. Slugworth. If you’re not familiar with that movie, never mind!
But, do visit my galleries at Redbubble and Pixels to find this photograph available on a variety of fine items. Thanks for stopping by!
Note: watermark notice shown above will not be printed on purchased items.
Enjoy my artistic rendition of people crossing the street in the rain. Based on a free photograph from unsplash.com, taken in Manhattan, New York, I used Adobe Photoshop and Filter Forge to modify this image. It’s now available on prints – and more – in my gallery at Pixels – stop by for a visit…
Decorate your home with this premium wrapped canvas print, featuring the city of Chicago, Illinois, blurred behind beveled glass. With an additive-free, cotton-poly blend material, this instant-dry canvas is both long lasting and fade resistant. Made in Reno, Nevada, it’s available in a variety of sizes. Enjoy the windy city!
This photograph was taken on top of a parking structure in Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the intersection of Liberty & State streets, next door to campus. Signs for both the Michigan & State theaters are visible among the buildings. Visitors can see more at my gallery through Fine Art America.
Visiting downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, I traversed this covered ‘skywalk’ en route to the Sunsphere, located next door to the Convention Center. I liked the brick wall, metal structure and linear perspective enough to take a photograph, now available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Stop by for a visit, sometime!
Get comfortable any season of the year with this classic throw blanket, featuring an abstract city-buildings pattern. Here’s a partial sample of the design:
It measures 54″ by 38″ and is made of 75% cotton and 25% polyester, for a soft touch. And, it’s made in the USA. Enjoy!
