Waltons Mountain Cards

Description: Art rendition of the home from the classic hit show from the 70's, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of each member of the Walton family designed into a collage designed by me.

Description: Celebrate the power of stories with this John-Boy’s Mountain Gazette design inspired by The Waltons. Featuring a vintage typewriter and lantern design, it honors the heartfelt writing and small-town spirit of Walton’s Mountain. A must-have for fans of classic TV, writers, and lovers of old-fashioned charm.

Description: Merry Christmas from the Walton family.

Description: Oil art of the Walton family from the 1970's TV show.

Description: Celebrate your Appalachian roots with this scenic watercolor-style design. It speaks to a life of nature, family, and timeless mountain pride. Perfect for those who cherish rural simplicity.

Description: Watercolor rendition of Miss Mamie and Miss Emily Baldwin with a recipe machine from the 1970's television show, The Waltons.

Description: A vintage-style composition featuring the words "JOHN-BOY'S MOUNTAIN GAZETTE" in distressed yellow lettering at the top. Below, a brown antique typewriter and a lit lantern are depicted. At the bottom, yellow text reads "TELLING THE STORIES OF HOME SINCE 1933 WALTON'S MOUNTAIN, VA."

Description: A retro-style composition featuring a vintage typewriter and a glowing oil lantern. Above the objects, bold yellow text reads 'JOHN-BOY'S MOUNTAIN GAZETTE'. Below, 'TELLING THE STORIES OF HOME SINCE 1933' is written, followed by 'WALTON'S MOUNTAIN, VA'.

Description: A retro-style composition featuring the words "JOHN-BOY'S MOUNTAIN GAZETTE" in large yellow lettering. Below this, a vintage typewriter and a lit lantern are depicted. The bottom text reads "TELLING THE STORIES OF HOME SINCE 1933 WALTON'S MOUNTAIN, VA."

Description: A vintage-style composition featuring a classic typewriter and a kerosene lantern. The text "JOHN-BOY'S MOUNTAIN GAZETTE" is displayed prominently at the top. Below the objects, the text reads "TELLING THE STORIES OF HOME SINCE 1933" and "WALTON'S MOUNTAIN, VA". The background is solid black.

Description: A vintage-style composition featuring a classic typewriter and a glowing lantern. The text 'JOHN-BOY'S MOUNTAIN GAZETTE' is displayed prominently at the top. Below the objects, the text 'TELLING THE STORIES OF HOME SINCE 1933 WALTON'S MOUNTAIN, VA' is presented in a similar vintage font.

Description: Watercolor art of Grandma Walton's frequently used quip, "Good Lord."

Description: Watercolor art of Ike Godsey's Store front from the hit TV show, The Waltons.

Description: Funny Grandma Walton wishes you a Happy Birthday, from the 1970's television series, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of Zeb Walton from the 7o's TV show, The Waltons

Description: Watercolor art of the Waltons from the 1970's TV series

Description: Art rendition of Corabeth Godsey from the 1970 Television show, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of Grandma Walton from the 1970's television series, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of Jason Walton from the popular TV series, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of Mary Ellen, from the 1970's TV series, The Waltons

Description: Watercolor art of Erin Walton from the classic TV show from the 1970's, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor art of John Walton from the 1970's TV series, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor of Ben Walton from the 1970's family drama, The Waltons.

Description: Watercolor image of John Boy from the TV series, The Waltons

Description: Watercolor art of the youngest Walton, Jim Bob, from the 70's TV series, The Waltons

Description: Watercolor art of Olivia Walton from the hit 1970's TV show, The Waltons

Description: Watercolor art rendition of Mr. Ike Godsey from the 1070's TV show, The Waltons.

Description: Goodnight John Boy

Description: Rural Gazette Typewriter Lantern

Description: Celebrate hard work and homestead heritage with this vintage-style design of “John Walton Lumber Co.” Rendered in soft sepia watercolor tones, it honors the grit, pride, and craftsmanship of Appalachian working life.