The Rosie O'Donnell-Donald Trump feud continues: O'Donnell sells anti-Trump art

Rosie O'Donnell just started selling homemade anti-Trump art, and her first round is already sold out. 

The actress, comedian and activist said on her Etsy listing that she began doodling images of "Trump and his regime" on her iPhone. All of the money earned will be matched and donated to candidates and causes that oppose President Trump, and she said she will keep making the art until he leaves office. 

Here is the full description:

til trump is out 
I will keep making these 

I started doodling on my I phone 
many images of trump and his regime 
my sadness rage disappointment 
will now be expressed 
with these pieces 

this is the first one I printed 
on aluminum 
it is 5 x 7 
I used social print studio cause I love them 

I will sign and number 
each of the 12 pieces 

when they are sold out 
I will put up a dozen more 
of another image 

all money collected 
with be matched by me 
and donated to 
ANTI TRUMP CANDIDATES AND CAUSES 

we can do this America 
save ourselves from tyranny 

The artwork features a bright orange Trump with yellow hair and calls him a rapist, liar and racist.

O'Donnell, who currently stars on SMILF, has become an outspoken opponent of President Trump's policies and actions since he's taken office, and even went to the White House to speak at an anti-Trump protest last February before his first joint address to Congress.

But their feud predates Trump's public service. Back in 2006, O'Donnell criticized Trump while she was a co-host on The View, and he responded by threatening to sue her. 

Since then, their clashing hasn't stopped.

When the 2016 election cycle rolled around, then-candidate Trump was accused of calling women "pigs, slobs and dogs" during a debate.  He responded by claiming he only did so to O'Donnell.

Last year, O'Donnell was criticized for tweeting a game in which the player can make the president jump off a cliff, again and again.