Loch Nest Farm Pins and Buttons

Chess pieces in a continuous march, silhouetted on a fawn-hued chessboard.

Stingrays cruise calmly through deep teal waters in this bright, unpretentious ocean-life design.

A background illustration for Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass," isolated to enhance its sense of scale.

An all-over print made from an original photo of a gilded ceiling coffer at California's Heart Castle.

A fluttering figure! This diagram is made from out-of-copyright botanical and entomological graphics.

A collection of vintage graphics adds up to a mystic portrait.

The Honorable Octavia Wyndham will present her innovations to the Society at a quarter past noon. A tea break will follow.

A day's gathering of fresh eggs from Easter Egger, Olive Egger, Leghorn, and Maran chickens. All of the colors are natural from the nest!

Vintage and Victorian school awards -- some originals, some re-created from out-of-copyright graphics, all chosen for that antique-ephemera charm.

Kilroy was here, here, here, here, and here.

Beautiful ladies in brightly colored evening gowns whirl through a ballroom decked with flowers and confetti.

An arrangement of insects originally stitched by Mary, Queen of Scots, or one of her ladies-in-waiting. (These images were carefully picked out from a photograph of a bodice now held in a museum costume collection.)

Bright orange costume-party dresses from a variety of eras!

Southern pagans: We exist, occasionally!

Surround yourself with objects that instruct you to go the f*ck to sleep.

Local honey and fresh bread!

Grungy teal, blue, and neutral motifs for a lonely seaside cottage.

For styling a midsummer grimoire or divining what the watermelon seeds have to say.

From the sketched to the more realistic, botanical motifs accent the classic bee images that make up this eclectic little design.

For the colorful culinary palate.

Richly colored jewels describe a vivid rainbow.

Geese are the best, have I mentioned?

Every year, every season.

Come in! Come in! This design repurposes out-of-copyright vintage graphics to create a scene that combines community-minded action with wide-open spaces.

The track of a heritage-breed Cayuga Duck, styled as a hand-carved printing block.

Original designs are collaged and layered together to create a retro impression.

Patterns and motifs have a bolder and brighter take on classic fall/winter tones, while the chalkboard script below expresses the happiness of chosen family. All the colors in the illustrations match the tones in the original photos, taken on a sunny day in a pick-your-own apple orchard.

The goose glows white on the mountain tonight.

A hippopotamus for Christmas, or anytime, really.

Eat local all year round! These ice cream scoops are "flavored" with springtime strawberries; summer figs; autumn peanuts and berries; and winter citrus. All the photos are originals taken while we were making jams and spreads; the produce was either home-grown or very locally sourced.

Badgers, dairy cows, and those famous chairs from the Terrace!

Knapped hooks, bored shells, and a single lost locket.

Three black and white spaniels in a painterly, tone-on-tone style.

A trio of Regency-era neoclassical gowns and a pair of original cameos form a softly-hued, compelling arrangement.

A little doodle of a zebra out for a stroll.

The word "LOOK" cut out from digitally preserved vintage advertisements and turned into an attention-getting arrangement in parchment and teal.