Canada Fish Pillows
Description: There are so many kinds of rock fish swimming off the Pacific Northwest Coast in the Salish Sea! Here are just two! In bright colours with polka dots! Also check out my "Salish Sea Flounder Mom and Baby" design too (find it in my "Creature Features" Collection)!
SALISH SEA ROCKFISH Undersea Ocean Graphic Fish - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Pillow
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$23 $28
Description: Fully restored vintage travel poster from Canada. Please note that our posters are high quality reproductions based on professional, very high resolution scans of the originals. Our manual retouching process does not involve the use of filters that remove any original details or texture that you will see in the original prints. All details remain intact. Colors corrected. Imperfections removed.
Description: This work in about the cycle of life that occurs after the salmon spawn each year. The reference image I used was taken by myself in Squamish BC at the Stawamis River that flows at the foot of the Stawamis Chief Mountain. Although beautiful and tragic, salmon returning to the river beds of their birth to leave their own off spring which is followed by their own deaths, it is a symbol of the sacrifice they make to health of the forest and its other creatures. Their long journey home that is rife with struggle and dangerous difficulties, yet, as they exit the world they give their nutrients to the forest floor and to the river itself, as well as bears, carrion birds and other scavengers that feed off of their carcasses. Nothing embodies th
Description: This circular composition features landmarks and symbols of Nanaimo, British Columbia, including the Bastion fort, a seaplane, a sailboat, a fishing vessel, and a lighthouse. Jumping salmon fish, a compass rose, a layered Nanaimo bar dessert, evergreen trees, and snowy mountain peaks surround the central elements. Bold typography displays the text Harbour City and Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.
Description: This composition depicts the maritime character of Saint John in New Brunswick. Visible features include a lighthouse, a seafaring vessel on water, a clock tower building, a jumping fish, an anchor, and a moose standing near pine trees. A compass rose is positioned at the base, and the typography declares the area as Canada's original urban center. The layout integrates coastal elements and local architecture reflecting the eastern landscape of the nation.
Description: A modern heritage graphic celebrating Manitoba, the Keystone Province. This circular emblem features a detailed, woodcut-style illustration of a jumping northern pike fish set against a subtle, repeating pinecone and leaf pattern. Accented by prairie crocus motifs along the border, the design is finished with "MANITOBA" and "KEYSTONE PROVINCE" in a clean, forest green serif font, along with the establishment year "EST. 1870." This high-quality, nature-inspired flat vector design is perfect for vintage-themed outdoor apparel and souvenirs.
Description: This local motif features the northern geography of Hay River, Northwest Territories. The composition showcases a compass, a winding river, a moving train, a cargo vessel, and a truck. Vivid light displays overhead and local wildlife such as reindeer and fish represent the surroundings of this region in Canada.
Description: Fish Fear Me is Available with T-shirt, Longsleeve, Sweatshirt, Hoodie and all other styles! These are only available for a limited time, so don’t miss out and order yours before they are sold out! >> Fish Fear Me Tee Shirt is the Great gift idea for men or boyfriend who loves play video games from an awesome girlfriend for a birthday, Valentine’s Day, Father’s Day, Halloween Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas gifts! Great Valentines Day gift for your boyfriend >> (TIP: ORDER Fish Fear Me Shirt with your friends and SAVE on SHIPPING).
Description: Funny Fish with Legs "Have You Ever Seen A Salmon Run?" Design. Literally one of the things I miss the most about fall/autumn/October on the West Coast! Salmon swim up rivers from the ocean to spawn where they were born. It's a crazy spectacle of bears, rotting fish corpses, alive fish swimming and spawning and hiding, and birds and other scavengers! Such a potent mix of life and death and seasonal cycles! If you're ever on the Canadian West Coast around that time of year, see if you can find a place to check it out! Maybe pick up this commemorative t-shirt/hat/sticker/design, if you do!
