Western Deer Pillows
Description: Celebrate the autumn season in Red Deer, Alberta with this unique event-themed design. Featuring an antlered stag wearing traditional festival attire and holding two mugs of frothy beverage, surrounded by mountain scenery and hop foliage, this festive layout captures the spirit of community gatherings and annual celebrations in Western Canada.
Description: This graphic depicts the landscape of Lethbridge, Alberta. The artwork features the High Level Bridge spanning the coulees, a water tower, a public building, and a garden bridge. Two deer stand in the foreground near the river valley. The composition includes wind elements representative of local weather patterns and typography referencing the founding year of the municipality.
Description: In this Weird West scene, you find yourself face to face with a terrifying figure on a cold overcast winter day. Dressed in tattered black robes and masked in the skull of a deer, this nightmare shaman stares at you from atop a pile of snow covered boulders. He carries a curved staff from which hangs a human skull. It's then that you notice his clawed hands and greenish skin. Is this a man or a monster. Meet the Wendigo. I've created a few scenes featuring the Wendigo. Usually, they are more obviously a creature. For this one though I wanted to make it seem possible that the Wendigo was a human as the legends sometime consider the Wendigo a monster and at other times a possessed human. I originally crafted this particula...
Description: Medicine Hat located in the province of Alberta features a landscape with a flowing river and an arched bridge. The scene incorporates a tipi alongside a steam locomotive with a train car marked CPR. A deer stands near cacti under a setting sun while an eagle flies overhead. This depiction represents the local environment and the geographical surroundings of the region near the river valley.
Description: The Chicago Stags were a National Basketball Association team based in Chicago from 1946 to 1950. In the BAA's inaugural year, the Chicago Stags were placed in the Western Division, and after 60 games were tied with the St. Louis Bombers at 38–22 each. A tiebreaker game between the two teams on March 31, 1947, resulted in the Stags defeating the Bombers in overtime, 73–66, to clinch the division and a first round bye. Under the initial playoff format, the two division champions faced each other in the Semifinals.
