Loch Nest Farm Tank Tops

Reduce, reuse, repair, repurpose.

Keeping it weird is easier for some of us than others.

WOT NO DINNER? A loving mashup of Maurice Sendak's best-known book with the old "Kilroy Was Here" graffiti from World War II.

Rural heritage, urban impact.

Homegrown pride!

Soft farmyard motifs in tones of sepia and darkest fir green.

Homegrown pride!

Twelve prints you might find in a muddy traditional farmyard, rendered in faux-engraving style on mint.

They say the best fertilizer is the farmer's footprint. It seems the birds, ruminants, horses, and dogs have been helping!

Homegrown pride!

Postage stamps in various styles feature domestic birds (and one slightly alarming wild one) in a mix of illustrations and photographs.

A quick reminder and brief checklist to remind farmers, workers, and guests that their hands, shoes, and tools can carry pathogens.

For your caffeine delivery system.

The Usual Chickens

Sketchy and sweet, this safari version of the classic nursery rhyme has freehand charm.

Walk this way.

A flock of Cotton Patch Geese explore a vivid chiaroscuro barnyard.

Little white houses for you and me.

Beat-up signs warn of various fatal dangers. Set point to point, they make a ragged, post-apocalyptic geo look.

Fluffy chicks and spindly ladders.

Original paper-doll garments for practice and performance, arranged for your choosing.

Put forth your pronouns!

Endless bands of crossword-puzzle blocks, hand-filled with the twelve signs of the Western zodiac, float on firework-like galaxy print.

Authentic paper ephemera arranged seamlessly on an antique needlepoint texture, celebrating the darkest night and the new morning.

Layers of illusory sheer lace seem to be attached to this sophisticated printed design.

Oh, you shouldn't have!

Safety-gear icons (from the public domain!) altered for interest and arranged on hand-painted diamond tread plate.

From the classroom, to playing in the rain, to a fancy evening party, to bed! Four authentic 1960s outfits, one original character doll.

About a week's worth of fabulous Goth outfits: leather, fishnet, plaid, and graphic tees.

Chess pieces in a continuous march, silhouetted on a fawn-hued chessboard.

Stingrays cruise calmly through deep teal waters in this bright, unpretentious ocean-life design.

A background illustration for Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass," isolated to enhance its sense of scale.

An all-over print made from an original photo of a gilded ceiling coffer at California's Heart Castle.

A fluttering figure! This diagram is made from out-of-copyright botanical and entomological graphics.

A collection of vintage graphics adds up to a mystic portrait.

The Honorable Octavia Wyndham will present her innovations to the Society at a quarter past noon. A tea break will follow.