Loch Nest Farm Kids Hoodies

Vitamin C in print form.

A trio of beautiful women in soft, summer-colored gowns, illustrated in a minimalist cut-paper style.

Six women in gorgeous gowns!

A seamless (but exceedingly tangled) pattern of caution tape on a distressed background.

Merit badges for the 2020s! Styled like a traditional embroidered patch, they celebrate the things that are getting us through Covid-19. This compilation of 5 designs is especially for medical professionals, PPE users, and vigilants of hygiene.

A splendid little wardrobe of pastel ballgowns.

Scraps, sketches, and ephemera, all soaked in the bright, irreverent fashion colors of the 1960s.

Imitating an old-school midway sign, this hand-lettered vertical shingle mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus. (And yes, pole dancing actually did start out as a circus thing!)

Vintage scrap goes gritty with sepia-toned embellishments made from late-Victorian Kate Greenaway woodcuts and turn-of-the-century book cutouts. Highly aesthetic and all about reclaiming oneself from trauma! (And yes, these were intensely satisfying to design.)

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with geometric shading and a cutout of the word HOPE.

Once formal heraldry became a thing in the 12th century, the Knights of the Round Table got assigned coats of arms of their own. This charge belongs to Sir Kay, Arthur's much-maligned castellan: Azure, two keys erect with wards pierced with crosslets outward and upward argent, the sinister taller and with three annulets; below, three hamades sable. Translated from blazonry: On a field of blue, two silver keys with their upward-facing teeth detailed with crosses (the wearer's left is the bigger one and has a head detailed with triple rings). Below them are three black stripes.

Help your friends help you with this printed graphic for important stuff you can't forget.

A bold yet simple graphic mixes the impact of urban street art with the loneliness of the desert.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

An array of aesthetic dots and sparkles in a watermelon-themed color palette.

A white heart spray-painted over the pansexual pride flag.

A fur-trapper character designed to evoke survivalists of North America.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

A lonely pile of stones marks the place for a few humble offerings: a cross of reeds, feathers, berries, acorns, wolves' teeth, a stray chalice. Is it foretold that someone might pull the blade from the stone it seems to thrust right through?

Thirty-five individual miniature portraits freshen up Victorian looks! Great for assigning roles at your ttrpg tea party or adorning a ladylike space. Backgrounds of emerald, cornflower, and ashes-of-roses reflect the rich colors that real Victorian ladies preferred.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with geometric shading and a cutout of the word HOPE.

Adopt wrinkly dogs!

All we are saying is give peace a chance.

An original character with a vintage-inspired wardrobe.

A frozen treat swirled with pride-flag colors!

An American Staffordshire terrier with fluttery little butterfly wings.

An annoyed PSA from the person who's going to stop talking to you unless you pull the damn thing over your mouth and nose, please.

Elegant. Empirical. Enlightened.

An original design of a chess queen with her crowning orb flanked by crescent moons.

A collage of original photos, painted elements, and digitized vintage scrap to celebrate summer's most iconic of fruits.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

A frozen treat swirled with pride-flag colors!

I love all my students equally, but sometimes, usually around final-paper season, I have to make sarcastic stickers to help me keep loving them.

A summery scribble!

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with a dimensional design of sweet-flag irises and a cutout of the word COURAGE.

Motifs re-drawn from vintage feedsack cottons make a cheerful retro graphic for one of life's essential tasks.