Longest Night Cards

Description: Fuel up for the darkest evening of the year with this ugly doodle design. A perfect treat for a tired mom surviving winter mornings or a fun surprise for an uncle who needs extra caffeine to celebrate the changing of the seasons and chilly nights.

Description: Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Description: You can do it Bobby Boucher

Description: A soft gradient orb shifts from deep indigo to warm amber, marking the exact moment the winter solstice turns toward light. Contemplative, modern, and free of cliché imagery, this design captures the longest night's quiet transition.

Description: On December 21 the sun barely clears the horizon: at 42 degrees north it peaks at 24.6 degrees and stays up for 9 hours 7 minutes. This plate draws its real path across the sky next to the equinox and the June solstice, computed for the latitude of Chicago and Buffalo. From tomorrow on, every day gets a little longer. My own drawing. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99348871-the-light-comes-back-winter-solstice-sun-path-ligh

Description: You can do it Bobby Boucher

Description: Happy Winter Solstice. A winter solstice shirt for pagans, Wiccans and nature lovers who celebrate the longest night and the return of the sun. Wear it to Yule gatherings, solstice hikes, sunrise watches and cozy December nights. One of the thoughtful pagan gifts and a great Yule gift for men and women who follow the seasons. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.

Description: Celebrate the Winter Solstice, the magic of the season and embrace the holiday spirit with this item! Great for honoring the longest night of the year and welcoming the return of light, this will blend the warmth of Yule traditions with festive cheer.