Pacific Northwest Merch

Fox creek meanders through a snowy Oregon forest in Rainier, Oregon, while a pale blue wintry sunlight shines on melting drops of snow in this serenely beautiful scene.

In this sepia colored photograph, glowing apple blossoms stretch upwards towards the sky in front of a dark forest background. On either side of the sprig of blossoms, pale leaves with golden veins, spread transparent in the sun, tilting like the gossamer wings of a bird circling majestically in the warm spring air.

This digitally edited photo of a white trillium flower has a dark and moody background. In contrast, the flower's three petal glow warmly in the sunlight, standing out from the muted colors of the flower's rain speckled leaves.

These are the leaves we collected on our walk one October morning.

The pale blue winter sky is visible through the forest canopy, as the sun's rays stream through the evergreens. Glistening drops of melting snow fall through the air toward the ferny forest floor covered in a light dusting of snow.

relax incognito...

Like something out of a fantasy novel, this tree stump resembles a mythological woodland creature such as a troll, ogre, or gnome guarding the forest. branches dangle overhead shining in the sun like a chandelier from a castle ceiling. Ferns cascade downward illuminated by the winter sun as the snow casts a light carpet across the forest floor.

Coots at Wapato Park

Boundary Bay is a damn treasure!

MT huckleberry design. "I'm your huckleberry" is what initially comes to mind. But, for those in the know, the word DELICIOUS quickly comes to mind too. Huckleberries are a prized wild berry found in the mountainous regions of western Montana & the Inland Northwest. In late July and early August, Montanans head to the mountains to their secret spot to harvest these tasty purple berries. Idaho and Montana huckleberries are great in muffins, pancakes, pies, jams, milkshakes, and much more. Show your Pacific Northwest pride with our Montana Huckleberry sticker in the shape of the Treasure State.

Bend Oregon Deschutes County to Earth. Perfect for trail running, hiking, tubing in the river and mountain biking.

live the dream

The ubiquitous pattern of the north!

Fort Misery Sketched is an art print I created using a colored pencil sketching technique. Fort Misery is the oldest log building associated with the the territory of Arizona. Originally built in 1863-1864 along the banks of Granite Creek (two blocks south of the museum) by a trader as a home and store. It was disassembled and reassembled on the museum grounds of the Sharlot Hall Museum in 1934.

Beneath a pacific northwest blue, but cloudy, summer sky, Lupines and bright paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston’s Ridge carpet the rock strewn ground around some saplings and the stump of a tree that was blown over and shattered during Mount Saint Helens 1980 eruption. Off in the distance, other mountains are sparsely covered a young generation of new trees.

Fox creek rounds a bend, flowing under a fallen tree and through a snowy Oregon Forest, headed towards the Columbia River.

Spread your wings and prepare for an epic adventure with Fabled’s latest legendary collection – featuring a design that captures the exhilarating moment of a Batsquatch taking flight for the first time. Perfect for those who love to explore the uncharted or just have a soft spot for cryptic creatures, each item is a tribute to the mythical Batsquatch. It’s a celebration of the courage it takes to fly, even when you’re not sure where you’ll land.

Hotel De Haro is an art print I created using a fauvism oil technique. This technique focuses on abstract brush strokes and bold surreal colors creating a very contemporary look. The setting is the Hotel De Haro at Roche Harbor located on San Juan Island, Washington. The hotel is the oldest continuous operating hotel in the state.

"Sailboat on Lake Union" is an art print I created using a fauvist oil technique. The technique focuses on bold brush strokes and abstract shapes to create this print. The setting is Lake Union in Seattle, Washington. On a warm summer day you can find sailboats and speedboats leaving their docks for a day on the water. Located just north of the downtown area, it is in the heart of urban life for Seattle residence. There are lots of docks along the shoreline that provide permanent residence for many of the boats that call this lake home. Lake Union is part of the Lake Washington Ship Canal that joins Lake Washington to the east to the open waters of the Puget Sound. TheWallGallery: https://thewallgallery.com Blog: http://thewallgaller...

Lone Snow Covered Tree is a color photographic art print of a lone snow covered tree in a clearing. The setting is Redmond, Washington just outside of Seattle. Christmas Eve of 2017 the snow started with large fluffy flakes and continued into Christmas Day. The Seattle area can go an entire winter without snow (rain usually). It can happen a couple of times during the winter months, but it had been many years for the area to see a “White Christmas”. Follow my work: Blog: http://thewallgalleryblog.wordpress.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KirtWallGallery Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheWallGallery.KirtTisdale Copyright 2017 Kirt Tisdale / TheWallGallery.com

Enchanting digitally altered photo of a snowy sunlit forest glade covered in brambles at the bottom of a steep hill in picturesque Rainier, Oregon. the winter sky glows through the forest canopy in a golden haze of sunlit mist , causing the trees to fade off into the distance.

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A dead, gray stump of a tree that was blown over, ripped apart, and twisted by the volcanic blast of Mount St Helens' historic 1980 eruption sits on top of Johnston's Ridge surrounded by grasses and blue lupines with a backdrop of mountains covered in a new generation of young evergreen trees.

PNW lovers! Vintage Sunset illustration of the Seattle skyline for anyone that enjoys the pacific northwest for the state of Washington

The Tracks by the House is an art print I created using a pointillism watercolor technique. This technique uses round dots for brush strokes and subdued colors creating a soft, warm look. This particular print depicts railroad tracks running very close to a home. The home is actually the local Chamber of Commerce in Issaquah, Washington and the tracks have been abandoned for some time. Follow my work: TheWallGallery: https://thewallgallery.com Blog: http://thewallgalleryblog.wordpress.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/KirtWallGallery Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheWallGallery.KirtTisdale Copyright 2013 Kirt D. Tisdale

In this black and white pattern of white apple blossoms, patterns on light in the dark forest background create a feeling of energy surrounding these glowing white flowers covered in raindrops and sparkling in the sun.

vintage retro sunset of the Oregon city skyline. Perfect gift for anyone that loves Oregon

The sun shines radiantly in the cloud-streaked pale blue morning sky above mountains, including Mt St Helens, beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. Lens flare and sun rays streaming through the Oregon forest creates heavenly beauty in this picturesque scene of the Columbia River flowing peacefully between the Oregon and Washington shores near Kelso and Rainier.

Retro floral colorful Seattle

A large Pileated Woodpecker inadvertently chiseled a heart shape into a dead tree in a Pacific Northwest forest.

This forested hill in Oregon is covered in snow and glowing with sunlight.

Show off your love and appreciation for this beautiful state by displaying this design!

Bullards Beach State Park has it all- a lighthouse, forest, trails, and gorgeous beaches! Show off your appreciation for this beautiful place with this design!

Astoria as viewed across the Columbia River. The Astoria-Megler Bridge is an iconic sight! Show off your appreciation for this beautiful place with this design!

Nothing else compares to the sight of the Astoria-Megler Bridge spanning the Columbia River! Show off your appreciation for this beautiful place with this design!