Lochnestfarm Tank Tops

Put forth your pronouns!

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

The first Pride was a riot.

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.

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 GRACE.

Rich, elegant, and oh-so-colorful, this original design is based on paisley shawls from the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th centuries.

Bright and bounteous blooms!

Hand-textured fudgy buttercream icing with pastel rainbow sprinkles. Mix and match an all-over print or a charming modern polka dot on different products.

A mutt in a warm winter scarf.

A simple round slice of watermelon. It would be minimalist, but seriously, look at those colors!

Homegrown pride!

Fur capelets for winter, leafy green hues for summer, and gorgeous medieval-fantasy gowns for all year!

Original illustrations of the six pieces used in chess, all in a vintage-evoking sepia tone.

Homegrown pride!

Homegrown pride!

Homegrown pride!

Green photo letters spell out a cheeky double entrendre for the glasshouse farmers among us.

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

A three-week-old male Cotton Patch gosling on our South Carolina farm, spring 2020.

Vintage swimwear and poolside looks in a range of electric colors.

"Creep it real" with this teen character in her fabulous spiderweb jacket.

It's a very rare coloration, you see.

Hand-drawn knotwork creates a loose, expressive motif of a golden sunflower with no end to its petals. Add a subtle background texture and bold dot, and this pattern has a surprising richness.

The Usual Chickens

Homegrown pride!