Jack Pine Tapestries

Description: JACK PINE

Description: Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Description: Chris Pine made his feature film debut as Lord Devereaux

Description: Atmospheric Halloween illustration depicting vintage engraved circular emblem of Bigfoot walking through evergreen mountain trees carrying a glowing jack-o-lantern.

Description: A circular composition features stylized black typography reading Edmonton Alberta The Oil Capital of Canada. Surrounding the text are icons of industry and nature including an oil derrick, refinery smokestacks, oil barrels, and rotating gears. Natural elements like pine trees, mountains, a river with bridges, a moose, and a duck complete the landscape themed display colored with blue and orange halftone patterns.

Description: Atmospheric Halloween illustration depicting scenic outdoor graphic showing Bigfoot walking through a mountain pine forest carrying a carved pumpkin at sunset under Stay Weird text.

Description: A red fox wearing sunglasses sits in the water surrounded by elements representing Fox Creek, Alberta. The scene features pine trees, mountains, a moose, a fish, hard hats, a saw, gears, and an oil pump jack. Bold text displays Fox Vegas along with the town name, showcasing local industry and wilderness themes.

Description: This composition depicts the natural landscape and local industry of Fox Creek, Alberta. Elements include an oil pump jack, pine trees, a moose, a leaping fish, a campfire, playing cards, and dice. The text Fox Vegas highlights the local area, incorporating woodland creatures like a fox and a wolf alongside outdoor recreation equipment found in the region.

Description: This composition features the natural landscapes near Grande Prairie, Alberta. Two swans float on calm water surrounded by cattails and wildflowers. In the distance, snow-capped mountains rise behind evergreen trees, a grain elevator, and an industrial oil pump jack. This local imagery captures the spirit of the region and its roots in both nature and local industry.