Oregon Merch

Crater Lake National Park Travel Poster

NATIONAL TEXT ART USA PORTLAND

Vintage Ashland, OR

A pair of Sandhill Cranes wade through the flooded fields in Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.

A simple protest of violence design with the phrase "Wall of Cat Moms"

A humorous t-shirt design featuring an illustration of a beaver with the playful phrase "dam it!" to add a touch of punny charm.

Night of the goat!

Grizzly City

This WPA-poster-inspired work is from my internet-viral art series National Parks 2050. It features Crater Lake National Park reimagined for the year 2050 with climate change.

Not all who wander are lost! Have you seen any yeti in any state parks? Tell your local bigfoot preservation society immediately! Thanks for shopping small business and supporting our art :) We're a small business, and a new family. We love animals, good food, and mother Earth. We believe in spreading good vibes and love to everyone –– even strangers...so here, we're sending some good vibes your way! Finally, with every order, we donate 10% of our profits to planting trees––our core mission. You're awesome, thank you for supporting our vision of a healthy Earth for generations to come.

hanging with ancient electrical wiring and Illuminated by a solitary bare light bulb, the leaky ceiling at Battery Mishler, old Fort Stevens, Oregon is covered in drops of constantly dripping water. Decades of constant drizzle have corroded the metal beams spanning one of Mishler's many corridors.

Elliott Smith - Retro Rainbow Letters

Grizzly bear

Bigfoot Enjoys Espresso and the News at Cafe

Vintage 90s Alternative Rock Poster

The Portland Trailblazer extraordinaire.

An original minimal tribute to the greatest.

A simple wall of cat moms design with the phrase "Cat Momtifa Against Violence"

just eat one

An abandoned homestead from years gone by now stands alone and empty. Photo taken in Sherman County, Oregon, near the tiny town of Kent.

take a look!

Mountain Buddy: Mount Saint Helens

Portland Typography Pride Design within an Oregon Silhouette, but make it trans! **THIS DESIGN HAS NO BACKGROUND**

Crater Lake National Park Travel Poster

A Trans Rainbow Design for Portland Pride!

Crater Lake National Park Travel Poster

Low tide on the Oregon coast is perfect for walking and exploring the beaches.

There's always that one person. Is it you?

Heart Matches

oregon born and raised

Cascadia. Retro Vintage Great Wave Noir Pacific Northwest Style

tower of power

Congaree national park is a digital artwork design that is suitable for t-shirts, jackets, or merchandise for those which loves national park with the theme of outdoor, adventure, summer, nature, camping and also suitable for use during event, summer, holiday, vacation, or weekend as daily wear. Also loves for those which loves travelling in national park like yellowstone national park, utah national park, grand canyon national park, great smoky mountain national park etc.

Inspired from the port city in Oregon, United States. It is the main setting in the 1985 cult classic movie The Goonies.

Hiking bigfoot. Have you seen any yeti hiking in state parks? Tell your local bigfoot preservation society immediately! Thanks for shopping small business and supporting our art :) We're a small business, and a new family. We love animals, good food, and mother Earth. We believe in spreading good vibes and love to everyone –– even strangers...so here, we're sending some good vibes your way! Finally, with every order, we donate 10% of our profits to planting trees––our core mission. You're awesome, thank you for supporting our vision of a healthy Earth for generations to come.

Covered Bridge is a sepia tone photographic art print of an old covered bridge in Oregon. I was traveling the backcountry on a covered bridge photo shoot, when I came across this scene. I love the look of covered bridges and knew this would make a great sepia photograph. I used a sepia tone finish on the photograph for that old rustic look. The sepia brown tones originated with film photography as part of the process to develop the prints in the 1800’s. Today, we can recreate that same vintage look digitally. Follow my work: TheWallGallery: https://thewallgallery.com Blog: http://thewallgalleryblog.wordpress.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/KirtWallGallery Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheWallGallery.KirtTisdale Copyright 2...