Gold Rush Pillows

The Wurtherington Diary: The California Gold Rush art by Duy Truong. I said, "I'm ordering you to give up your guns before you get hurt." Mad Dog Zeke gave an icy stare. He growled, "Drop'm now or make your move." Onlookers held their breath as they ducked for cover behind barrels that lined the boardwalk. The trio pulled their weapons from the holsters and sent bullets flying toward us. Mad Dog Zeke and Rattlesnake Cedric ricocheted the flurry of bullets off the skillets. Guns flew from the trio's bloodied hands as their own bullets found fresh targets. I kicked their guns aside as they stood holding their mangled hands. I said, "Turn around, boys. The jail is that way." Fish Eye said, "I need a doctor." Wacko and Rio wrappe...

The Wurtherington Diary: The California Gold Rush art by Duy Truong, Cedric said, "I hope this goes better than the last trip!" I hoped so too as it was a terrifying ordeal. A whirlwind swept all about us and the shed hurled into the air as though we were in the center of a tornado. When I opened my eyes, we were all standing on the balcony of the palace that overlooked the city. We all let out a sigh of relief that the trip went without any problems. Lucinda and Queen Betty greeted us. Alfred became a human as he always did when we returned to Kira. Kakuna elves served us gobble berry pastries and lemonade while we sat under scarlet parasols. Lucinda asked, "How was your trip today? I hope it was not the dreadful affair you encounte...

Art by Duy Truong. Alfred said, "It happened in an instant. There was nothing anyone could have done. I imagine Cole's henchman was instructed to shoot Durango and when he didn't see him, he shot Ma." I cradled Ma Parker in my arms. I could see that she was alive. I took a look at the wound that appeared to be around the shoulder. "We need a doctor!' Someone said, "There is no doctor."

Art by Duy Truong.  Color art by Red Bubble artist Ahelene: http://www.redbubble.com/people/ahelene Be sure to visit her gallery and leave a comment too! Yep--Rattlesnake Cedric eats rattlers for breakfast and then takes on the bad guys before noon! Background color is "greenery"

Golden advice I'm sure.

Do you love vintage and retro designs? Well, then this cool gamestop goldrush design is a perfect choice for you!

The Golden Ratio Fibonacci Spiral

Gouache paining of a field of blue forget me nots (the Alaska state flower) in the shape of the state of Alaska and text that reads "Alaska State Flower: Forget Me Not. Part of my State flower painting series.

Same gouache painting of the California state flower, California Poppies, in the shape of the state of California, now with the words "California State Flower: California Poppy" added to the composition.

The railroad began construction in 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush as a means of reaching the goldfields. With its completion in 1900, it became the primary route to the interior of the Yukon, supplanting the Chilkoot Trail and other routes. For more of my photos, please visit my shop here on Redbubble.

Here is the unofficial crest of Tijeras New Mexico. A tiny village on Route 66 East of Albuquerque that has big history from the Gold Rush and onward.

This weathered vintage design is great for anyone who loves the Colorado Rocky Mountains and the charming historic town of Cripple Creek. Remember a visit to the gold mines or casinos of Cripple Creek.

I'm not saying she is a gold digger. But she did move to California in 1848.

...on the prospector's trail.

Jupiter’s Claim was a California Gold Rush theme park owned by Ricky “Jupe” Park, a former child star best known for playing Jupiter in “Kid Jupiter,” where his nickname “Jupe” was derived from. Located in the Santa Clarita area, Jupiter’s Claim features an authentic western town, packed with things to do and see, plus souvenirs and food a plenty. Outside the town, visitors could enjoy riding an iron horse around Jupe’s Loop, a petting zoo, horse riding, the Winking Well, and of course, the famous Star Lasso Rodeo Show.

George Mix (white)

I'm not going to say she's a golddigger, but she did move to California in 1849. This funny design is perfect for history teachers who want to teach about the gold rush. Perfect for high school or middle school history teachers, historians, or students. Great gift idea for Christmas, birthday or holiday for any history teacher, professor, or historian who loves funny jokes, tees, and designs while also learning. Make a statement with the funn gold digger tee while making students and hip hop fans laugh.