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Description: The Old West. The American Frontier in a retro, Victorian, hand painted glass sign style.

Description: An ode to the iconic yet short lived Pony Express.

Description: Smell you later, Alligator!

Description: Yeehaw. It's a cute little sheriff!

Description: An ode to the excellent modern western Old Henry.

Description: Inspired by the classic western Hondo, written by Louis L'Amour and starring John Wayne.

Description: King of the Cowboys horseshoe playing card style design. Featuring a cowboy, lariat and a horse and rider on a cliff in the background.

Description: Inspired by the classic western movie 3.10 to Yuma starring Glenn Ford and Van Heflin.

Description: Golden Currants cereal box style design. Inspired by the horse meal in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Description: Cowboy For Life slogan with images of a skull, horse shoe, star and feathers.

Description: My ode to Stumpy, the best character in the classic John Wayne western, Rio Bravo. Stumpy is played to perfection by character actor Walter Brennan.

Description: Inspired by both Blazing Saddles and an admiration for the wonderful Randolph Scott.

Description: Tombstone, the town too tough to die! One of the most famous towns in the old west which features in many movies. Tombstone counted famous gunslingers amongst its residents including Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Virgil Earp, Morgan Earp, Bat Masterson and many more.

Description: Clearly the only choice. Vote for Ransom Stoddard. Inspired by the classic western The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.

Description: Visit Face Rock - Scarlett Meadows. Inspired by the classic video game Red Dead Redemption. This design features the silhouette of a cowboy on a horse on top of Face Rock.

Description: Ode to the classic western movie starring John Wayne, Cahill US Marshall.

Description: Arthur Morgan's Redemption. A reimagined poster.

Description: Jim Milton Logistics. John Marston's hard working alias.

Description: Margaret. Mistress of F***ing Danger from Red Dead Redemption 2

Description: Outlaw for a while, and then redeem yourself through your actions. Because high honour Arthur Morgan is the only way to go! Red Dead Redemption 2 slogan in a cinematic feeling design.

Description: Screenshot of Arthur Morgan I took while playing Red Dead Redemption and manipulated.

Description: Seeking Redemption is inspired by Red Dead Redemption 2 but uses Monument Valley as a backdrop.

Description: A simple bass graphic for my fellow bass players!

Description: Inspired by Seamus, a vital side character in the video game Red Dead Redemption 2.

Description: A collage style image of a cowboy on a horse.

Description: Inspired by the James Stewart western film, Firecreek.

Description: Ode to John Wayne's portrayal of Roost Cogburn from the western movie True Grit.

Description: Who's a Good Cowboy? A boxer dog in a cowboy hat. What's not to like?

Description: Harmonville Free Grazers Association. Inspired by the Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall western movie, Open Range.

Description: Inspired by both the 1969 and 2010 versions of the western movie True Grit. Rooster Cogburn played by John Wayne and Jeff Bridges respectively, was instantly recognisable due to his eye patch, although it was worn over a different eye in each film!

Description: Inspired by the 1962 classic western, High Noon. Directed by Fred Zinneman and starring Gary Cooper.

Description: Inspired by the 1950 western classic, Winchester 73, starring James Stewart and directed by Anthony Mann.

Description: Mary Fields, known as Stagecoach Mary was a mail route carrier in the old west.

Description: Deadwood was established in 1876 and has had many famous and infamous visitors. These include Seth Bullock, Al Swearengen, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Wyatt Earp and many more.

Description: An ode to Martha Jane Cannary, better know as Calamity Jane. One of many classic historical characters that found fame in the old west. Calamity Jane spent time in the famous mining town of Deadwood and was friends with the infamous Wild Bill Hickok.

Description: Inspire by the classic John Ford western, Who Shot Liberty Valance. The 1962 classic starred James Stewart, John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Vera Miles and Woody Strode.