Pacific Northwest Hoodies

A dreamy filtered black and white picture of a frond of bleeding hearts with transparent fins, like fairy wings or bubbly glass, arches across an expanse of abstracted, dreamy Oregon forest.

An Alternate Version of the Mammoth Design

A fan of Seattle? Snag this design with pastel colors and the Seattle Skyline!

This is how I see, feel, experience Sebastian Cove near Gold Beach, Southern Oregon.

One of the most incredible places in Oregon and the world!

Montana Bison Skull

Bright red chokecherries against a beautiful robins egg blue background

The morning sun sparkles like a faceted gem through a canopy silhouettes created by moss covered tree branches. Refracted by the forest canopy, the light creates a subdued rainbow within the dark Oregon forest.

The sun shines radiantly golden as it begins to rise over the crest of the mountains beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. The Pacific Northwest clouds are dark and brooding in the glowing orange sky while the river flows peacefully between the Washington and Oregon shores.

A snowy pacific northwest morning looking across the Columbia River from Oregon towards Kelso, Washington. Beautiful snow drifts form between the evergreen trees covering the mountains beyond the bridge leading to I-5.

Mt Hood, Oregon’s iconic hiking destination, is featured in this hand drawn cut out design.

Stay Wild Washington State Bear

Support your hometown or show where you’ve been with a subtle sticker

Support your hometown or show where you’ve been with a subtle sticker

Raindrops bring mushrooms and moss - this design features the fly agaric, honey mushroom, turkey tail, fairy inkcap, shrimp russula, and witch’s hat.

Owls + Olympic Peninsula = Owlympic Peninsula!

Neskowin, Oregon is a little known town located just north of Lincoln City. It was originally referred to by local natives as Nestugga (or Nestucca) called "Woods," the area was eventually abandoned. Neskowin as it became known means plenty of fish; reports in the early 20th century note that the waters were black because of the abundance. Settlers eventually came in 1886, when a sailing vessel filled with wheat and lumber ran aground. It remains to this day a quiet spot on the coast, largely unchanged since the early 70's. This design is influenced by times gone by.

My original painting of rocks artfully stacked on a Vancouver beach

A graphic for the city of Seattle with the space needle!

Features Mount Adams in Washington, a prominent stratovolcano and the second-highest peak in the state, reaching an elevation of 12,281 feet (3,743 meters). Known for its impressive icefields, expansive wilderness, and diverse flora and fauna, Mount Adams is a captivating destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering challenging climbs, panoramic views, and a serene alpine environment within the Cascade Range.

Features Sahale Peak in Washington, a striking mountain within the North Cascades, standing at 8,680 feet (2,646 meters). Renowned for its rugged beauty and challenging ascent, Sahale Peak offers breathtaking panoramic views of surrounding glaciers and peaks, making it a sought-after destination for experienced mountaineers and hikers alike.

Mount Shuksan in Washington is an iconic peak in the North Cascades, reaching an elevation of 9,131 feet (2,783 meters). Characterized by its stunning alpine beauty, jagged pinnacles, and hanging glaciers, Mount Shuksan is a favorite among climbers and hikers, offering both technical routes for mountaineers and scenic trails for those seeking breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness.

This photo of paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston's Ridge with a bit of a pink blush to the sky has a bit of a retro feel. Growing in the barren looking rocky terrain left by Mount Saint Helens 1980 eruption, these colorful flowers look as tall as the mountains off in the distance.

A cluster of pink wildflowers grows on the edge of Johnston's Ridge ,looking down toward one of the valleys surrounding Mount St Helens. Evergreen forest fills in the nooks and crannies zig-zagging along the barren, rocky clefts along the bas of the mountains.

In this macro photo a frond of red bleeding hearts, covered in raindrops, arches across an expanse of Oregon forest.

Pink wildflowers grow in the sand along the banks of the Columbia River while a pretty pink sunset lights up the sky above the Lewis & Clark bridge in Rainier, Oregon.

The sun shines radiantly golden as it begins to rise over the crest of the mountains beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. The Pacific Northwest clouds are dark and brooding in the amber sky while the river flows peacefully between the Washington and Oregon shores. Sunlight glows on a golden path across the river towards the steeple of the Methodist church in Rainier, Oregon.

The sun shines radiantly golden as it begins to rise over the crest of the mountains beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. The Pacific Northwest clouds are dark and brooding in the glowing orange sky while the river is still unseen and shrouded in darkness and the dark silhouette of a maple tree branch stretches across the sky.

A large crane used fr loading and unloading cargo from large ships in the industrial area of Longview, Washington along the banks of the Columbia River sits silent and still in the twilight, as the city lights reflect beautifully in the water.

The sun shines radiantly golden as it begins to rise over the crest of the mountains beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. The Pacific Northwest clouds are dark and brooding in the glowing orange sky while the river is still unseen and shrouded in darkness.

Montana Bison

A heart shaped leaf dangles, glinting golden in the sun, in front of Fox Creek. Cascading over a rock, the water sparkles in the sun as melting snow drops fall an glisten on wet ferns.

Snow covers the banks of Fox Creek as it meanders past some wooden stairs and a stand of trees on its journey towards the Columbia River.

Pink wildflowers grow in the sand along the banks of the Columbia River while a pretty pink sunset lights up the sky near the Lewis & Clark bridge in Rainier, Oregon.

The residents of Depoe Bay Oregon claim their harbor is the smallest in the world.

Pacific Northwest for hunters!