Corn Pillows
Description: This is my acrylic painting of ears of calico corn, sometimes known as Indian corn, flint corn or maize. I love the colorful kernels of corn and how these ears of corn are used as a fall decoration. I painted the colorful corn on toned tan paper to go with the fall theme. Some vividly colored corn cobs are lined up against a warm, earthy background. Each cob is adorned with a unique pattern of colors, topped with vibrant, feathery husks.
Description: At some point in your life, you left your barn door open. And oddly enough, you may have never even owned a barn... let alone in Nebraska, of all places. How is this possible? How do you not know you left your barn door open, yet everyone else around you does? They don’t even know you own a barn. Well, at least you can buy and wear this T-shirt as a gentle reminder for others to check their barn doors before leaving the premises.
Description: Did you come for the spooky ghosts and goblins or the scary decorations? No, for the candy corn! This favorite sweet fall color candy is a tricolor yellow orange and white mellowcreme in a triangle shape. Wear to the haunted house or spook alley. Perfect for the Halloween party or trick or treat! Candy pumpkins and corn belong in your bag of treats. Great gift for kids or college students. Graphic license: Creative Commons. Attribution: Vecteezy
Description: The Man... The Myth... The Legend... This T-shirt was first designed for our tailgate party at the 2011 Nebraska vs. Michigan game (at the Big House). No, the game didn't go our way...but BOY our shirts got lots of attention from fans of both teams! And... what do you do with an awesome idea and design? You offer it to the public on CornCoast.com! So here it is! Now you can have your very own BOB shirt too. Everyone knows Bob and his encouraging quote is hard to pass up. So expect to get stopped often for a reading of your awesome T-shirt (followed by a high-five or fist-bump, depending on your age.): "I don't expect to win enough games to be put on NCAA probation. I just want to win enough to warrant an investigation."
