Douglas Fir Cards
Douglas fir in moonlight and fog Card
by tsd-fashion designs by Thomas Duane
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Celebrate the rugged natural beauty and historic spirit of the Pacific Northwest with this vintage-inspired Oregon heritage design. This sophisticated line-art illustration features the iconic Oregon State Capitol topped with the gold Pioneer statue, elegantly framed by native Douglas fir branches and heavy pinecones. Highlighting the state's deep connection to the outdoors, a leaping salmon anchors the composition, symbolizing the wild rivers of the region. Commemorating Oregon’s 1859 statehood, this "Modern Heritage" graphic is a timeless tribute for locals, nature lovers, and explorers who cherish the unique character of the Beaver State.
Oregon Heritage Vintage State Capitol Salmon & Douglas Fir 1859 Design Card
by tac4
$5.00 $6.00
Description: When on a visit to Vancouver, we went to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. While the walk across the swaying suspension bridge over the gorge is a highlight, the majesty is in the remarkable forest that surrounds the area. The park lies within the wider rain forest that predominates the west coast, where trees grow really tall. This image is of some mighty Douglas firs who compete with each other for light at their tops. Their trunks are so straight and so vertical, as if it's a race to get to the top. I love this image because of the way the trees converge to a distant vanishing point, each radiating from a hub, as if they are the spokes of a wheel.
