Field Guide T-Shirts

Number 8 in the Spirit Animal series - the cow/bull.

Detectorists Ring Pull Field Guide Scribble Fizz Edition

Three hydrangea drawings. Handdrawn with pencil and watercolor and then turned digital. This depicts three types of hydrangeas (Oakleaf, French, and Peegee).

The artwork offers a detailed field study of Arizona's flora and fauna, capturing the essence of the desert ecosystem. It features a prickly pear cactus with depictions of its flowering body, profile, and a cross section of its fruit. At the heart of the composition is a bark scorpion, a key inhabitant of this unique environment. The illustration serves as an educational and informative tribute to the rich biodiversity of the Arizona desert.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

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Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

This pretty little flower can be found in wetlands across my state in the spring. You can tell them apart from other flowers with the iconic trout-skin colored leaves and yellow flower. It takes 2 years for this plant to bloom!

Anatomy of the American Kestrel

A real image of a snapshot of my insect collection. I think this design looks rad on a shirt

Brachycentrus Caddisfly inspired by a key in a field guide

Goldthread is a native wildflower you can find in the spring in my state. It's roots look like little threads of gold.

This is the anatomy of the bloodroot flower (Sanguinaria canadensis). This plant is protected in the state I live in. If your lucky you may see it in the spring!