Today's world is a world of potentiality and freedom. Even if it is (and perhaps has always been) trendy to groan that "true art is dying out", such a thing can never happen. There will be artists, as long as there are people who want to create. If one looks carefully around them, they will see that almost every tradition and genre of art making, ever begun, is still go ing strong today ^[14].

In this research, inspiration has been taken from two painting techniques, where every artwork is unique even when done with same colours. These artworks are applied on different fashion products using digital textile printing. This printing technique also makes the products sustainable and eco-friendly. Digital textile printing requires very low power and water consumption as compared to conventional printing. While compared to screen printing, it uses significantly less ink and minimize waste. Considering the other forms of chemical waste from screen printing, digital textile printing offers a much more non-polluting process ^[8].