Apple Tree Crewneck Sweatshirts

A health food design for anyone who loves apples. A mans hand picking apples from a tree branch in an orchard.

Looks like he got to it first...

Japanese like cherry blossom design.

A tree of life, ripe with fruit is encircled by an Ouroboros, the snake the devours itself

Celebrate Spring with a Vintage Apple Blossom! This enchanting design features a detailed botanical illustration of an apple tree in full bloom. Delicate white apple blossoms cascade down the branches, capturing the essence of spring with their vibrant colors. Inspired by vintage botanical illustrations, this design is perfect for nature lovers and those who appreciate the beauty of a blooming apple orchard. Cottagecore and floral enthusiasts will also adore the soft colors and intricate details.

A design from an Inktober Prompt, 2019!

A Tree Ent makes a new friend.

For those who love physics. This is the gravity formula formulated by Isaac Newton. It is a design that connects a simple illustration of an apple with a detailed image of an oak-tree, as this formula, that is simple but detailed.

There are many apples out there. Which cider you on, may strike up a conversations?! Connect with your fellow apple fans and discuss how you like 'dem apples. ^_^

A pear with cool sunglasses.

Small unfortunate situations can happen if you do not trust some one.

vector illustration of tree with yellow leaves

These apples are from our apple tree, the one we still have in our garden. When we moved here, we had two trees. One of them was really old and not looking healthy, so the following year we had to cut it down. That first year we got 30 kg (~ 60 lbs) of apples, and I made both wine and cider, plus gave away two bags full to a neighbour, and some to the neighbourhood cows. The painting was done in watercolour on watercolour paper.

Our farm, History Acres, logo inspired by 18th century tavern signs. With silhouettes of a Java chicken and a American Guinea Hog under an apple tree.

Our farm, History Acres, logo inspired by 18th century tavern signs. With silhouettes of a Java chicken and a American Guinea Hog under an apple tree.

1940's print promoting Michigan Apples, " They're Best! ".