Loch Nest Farm Hoodies

Keeping it weird is easier for some of us than others.

Reduce, reuse, repair, repurpose.

WOT NO DINNER? A loving mashup of Maurice Sendak's best-known book with the old "Kilroy Was Here" graffiti from World War II.

Rural heritage, urban impact.

Twelve prints you might find in a muddy traditional farmyard, rendered in faux-engraving style on mint.

Homegrown pride!

A quick reminder and brief checklist to remind farmers, workers, and guests that their hands, shoes, and tools can carry pathogens.

Soft farmyard motifs in tones of sepia and darkest fir green.

They say the best fertilizer is the farmer's footprint. It seems the birds, ruminants, horses, and dogs have been helping!

Homegrown pride!

Homegrown pride!

Postage stamps in various styles feature domestic birds (and one slightly alarming wild one) in a mix of illustrations and photographs.

Patchwork patterned hearts, starred with sketchy pentacles and accented by hints of Victorian scrap.

A simply drawn snail or slug with adorable freckles peeks from an illusory lapel pocket. Retro pixel graphics inspired this adorable garden character!

It's a beautiful day on the farm, and this is a horrible goose. To be precise, it's an American Lavender Ice Goose (well, gander) named Valentine. He was our guard goose for a time. He liked garden clogs and squeezy pouches of applesauce. This photo is an original portrait.

White watercolor-textured aprons on greyscale.

For your caffeine delivery system.

Walk this way.

A flock of Cotton Patch Geese explore a vivid chiaroscuro barnyard.

Make room at the inn.

A frozen treat swirled with pride-flag colors!

A Christmas tree with bi-pride flag garlands in a simple, bright, naive cut-paper style, because queerness is a source of joy.

Blending colors and a classic icon of counterculture are a groovy approach to pride.

Blending colors and a classic icon of counterculture are a groovy approach to pride.

WEAR IT. WEAR IT ON YOUR FACE.

A dusky blush shade with gold accents, plus modern folk motifs!

A hint of minty shadow accents this sweetly snoozing ungulate.

Antique elevation sketches for design enthusiasts.

Vintage fruit labels from California are remixed with a bold and simple plaid.

A biracial beauty rocking an eclectic, thrifted version of 1960s mod.

Pale bobby pins floating on midnight blue.

Objects of significance suggest the fascinating stories these figures can tell.

A dark, stamped logo that might have appeared on a vintage cotton or burlap sack instead adds some repurposed interest to your aesthetic.

Lettuces! Careful, some of them aren't vegetarian, exactly.

From cheer practice to chilling in PJs to modeling traditional dress to a taco-truck dinner, this character doll has a busy day in the American Southwest.

Solid and pied geese (endangered Cotton Patch geese, in fact!) are subtly numbered for your convenience. Everyone needs to number something.