Mr.Pique is vexed

Mr.Pique Balderdash poster by surrealitee

Meet Mr.Pique, a rather annoyed character I created while playing around with my wacom tablet. His abstract head ports a sketchy face -and he is not one to hide his feelings!

Mr.Pique ladies shirt by surrealitee

This cartoon fellow (somehow funny in his anger) exists in three versions: he is either silent or exclaiming his distaste by uttering "balderdash" or "poppycock".

Mr.Pique Poppycock mousepad by surrealitee

It's the first addition to my designs with a free, drawing line and I do like his colors and overall style. Both three versions are applied to many products. I'm sure you'll find something to cheer you up in Mr.Pique section of Surreality zazzle store.

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Combat fatigue

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Talking about grisly death: these tired and shocked eyes have seen more than anyone should have to put up with. This drawing does not serve fiction. It is a great poster with a painting drawn by William A. Foley Jr, a World War II veteran and renowned artist, whose craftsmanship gives a narrative of life on the front lines.

It's not often you see such a moving, expressive portrait. I do hope that the soldier depicted made it home and found someone to soothe away this heartbreaking glance. It's not just a work of art, it's a snapshot of mankind's painful march through destruction. Find out more about Mr.Foley and discover his work in his Visions from a Foxhole store. Such an artful documentary should not be missed.

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