Rock Ridge Tapestries
Description: Embrace the rugged wild west with this vintage-inspired cowboy design featuring Mongo riding a bull! The retro color scheme and bold statement make it perfect for anyone who loves western themes, cowboy humor, and the thrill of the rodeo. Add this rustic artwork to your wardrobe or collection for a touch of bold cowboy spirit and wild west adventure!
Description: An original hand-drawn retro travel poster featuring Whiteside Mountain in North Carolina’s Nantahala National Forest. Inspired by the mountain’s steep cliffs, Appalachian forest views, memorable hiking trail, and the feeling of exploring western North Carolina in every season.
Description: Conquer the high ground with the Rock & Ridge Trail Unit. Designed for those who aren't afraid of a little verticality, this graphic celebrates the grit of rock crawling and the reward of the ridge line. Whether you're navigating a technical mountain pass in a 4x4 or hiking toward a summit, "Rock & Ridge" is your badge of honor for being field-tested worldwide. Featuring a rugged retro aesthetic with mountain and pine motifs, it’s the ultimate gear for mountaineers, off-roaders, and backcountry explorers.
Description: We all know Sedona Arizona is a beautiful place, particularly at sunrise and sunset. This was shot at sunset. Looking at USGS topo maps, going back several years, this formation is not labeled. The best I can tell, this is known locally as Mitten Ridge. Most photos of it are from the east, taken from Schnebly Hill Road, which runs behind this formation, in Bear Wallow Canyon. If anyone knows the names of these peaks, please point me in the right direction.
Description: A stunning, retro-inspired southwest graphic structured as a detailed circular emblem celebrating the Land of Enchantment, New Mexico. The picturesque high-desert scene features a massive rock formation mesa and rolling mountain ridges standing under a brilliant radiant sunburst and layered clouds, accented by a floating Zia sun symbol. The foreground is richly detailed with a blooming yucca plant, a prickly pear cactus, and scattered desert shrubs. Arched along the bottom is the state name "NEW MEXICO" in a groovy, wavy 1970s bubble font. This vibrant flat-vector layout is perfect for residents, southwest road-trippers, and vintage travel aesthetic enthusiasts.
