Pins
Description: Based on Jean Errard's Fortification réduicte art and démonstrée (Paris, 1600). This design is perfect for history teachers when talking about fortresses built in the 1600s and 1700s.
17th Century Fort Pin
$3.25
Description: This design features a mid 16th century image from the Codex Telleriano-Remensis held by the National Library of France (MS Mexican 385) from the first volume of Antiquities of Mexico. This image of a leopard is in the public domain. I really wanted to bring this Aztec image to life once more by putting it into a hip t-shirt design.
Aztec Mexico Pin
$3.25
Description: Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of Colorado’s Black Canyon of the Gunnison with our exclusive T-shirt design featuring the dramatic Dragon Point Painted Wall! This eye-catching design captures the rugged elegance of one of the park's most iconic viewpoints, making it a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Description: Reimagine the classic power of Dürer's "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" with a whimsical twist in this unique drawing, tailored for the back-to-school season. This creative reinterpretation transforms the iconic figures into a playful and engaging version for educators, capturing both the intensity and the humor of the academic year. Celebrate the start of the school year with a drawing that both pays homage to a classic masterpiece and embraces the fun and trials of teaching. This back-to-school version of Dürer’s Four Horsemen is sure to bring a smile to any educator’s face!
Description: Gemini Bridges is one of my favorite places near Canyonlands and Arches National Parks.
Get Lost in Moab Pin
$3.25
Matterhorn Pin
$3.25
Description: This is the mountain that I grew up staring at. It is easily my favorite mountain. I am so excited about this design that I did of it. It all started with a sketch in my sketchbook but now it is available for you! It is said that this is the mountain that inspired the Paramount mountain logo.
Description: Artwork based off of “J. W. Jenkins Sons’ Music Co., Oklahoma City” Ukulele time Oklahoma City times, Sept. 25, 1917, Page 3 in the public domain.
Ukulele time Pin
$3.25