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Cowboy Coffee. A vintage sign style design featuring a cowboy on a rearing horse, a steaming coffee pot and a scenic background.

An ode to the Horseshoes mini game in Red Dead Redemption.

Yee Haw. Death of the West. Cool cowboy imagery with a skull wearing a cowboy hat and bandana. Great for cowboys and fans of the old west and western films.

An ode to the classic video game Red Dead Redemption. Bonnie MacFarlane and the MacFarlene's Ranch play a large part in the old west themed video game.

Bragg's Boston House Hotel from the excellent western Appaloosa.

An ode to the western movie Appaloosa.

An ode to the mini games featured in the classic western video game, Red Dead Redemption 2. Dominoes, Fiver Finger Fillet, Blackjack and Poker.

A biker style design featuring The Cowboys from the classic western movie Tombstone.

Inspired by Futterman's Trading Post as mentioned in the classic western movie The Searchers with John Wayne.

Hanging Dog Ranch. Inspired by the classic western themed video game Red Dead Redemption 2.

The buscadero holster is an invention of Hollywood and is featured in many, many western movies. However it is not period correct so if you want to look the part, just get a straight belt, with or without bullet loops, instead!

Cold Oak South Dakota. A town so haunted everybody fled! An ode to the television series Supernatural.

Ode to the great director of numerous classic westerns, John Ford and his regular stable of western actors, including the likes of John Wayne, Ward Bond, Hank Worden etc.

An ode to the main characters from the western movie, Appaloosa, based on the books by Robert B. Parker. Two itinerant law men travel the west offering their skills to clean up lawless western towns. Brilliant film. Brilliant books.

The Gunfight Next to C.S. Fly's Photo Studio Down the Road From the Rear Entrance of the O.K. Corral. I wonder why they shortened it? One for western history buffs. The correct location of the iconic Tombstone gunfight at the OK Corral between the Earp's and The Cowboys.

Dodge City Peace Commission. A design for fans of the old west and western history. The Dodge City War was a conflict between Luke Short and the Mayor of Dodge City. Backing up Luke Short were some of his famous friends, including Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson.

Waggoman's Mercantile as featured in the classic western movie The Man From Laramie with James Stewart.

On July 21st 1865 in the town of Springfield, Missouri, Wild Bill Hickok fought Davis Tutt in one of the few recorded instances of an archetypal old west gunfight!

Us t-shirt "artists" have been doing mash-ups of our favourite universes for years... long before "you know who" started doing it! Here is my version of two Nathan Fillion universes coming together, Firefly and Castle.

An ode to the classic John Wayne western movie, The Cowboys.

My ode to Roscoe Lee Browne's incredible performance in the classic John Wayne western, The Cowboys.

My ode to the Clint Eastwood classic western, Unforgiven, featuring Gene Hackman as Little Bill Daggett.

An ode to the classic western How The West Was Won.

My homage to the many faces of Chris from The Magnificent Seven. Featuring Yul Brynner, George Kennedy, Lee Van Cleef and Denzel Washington from the films and Michael Biehn from the television series.

Reimagined poster design for the classic John Ford western, starring John Wayne, The Searchers.

A reimagined design for the classic John Ford western, My Darling Clementine.

An Ode to the greatest horse in the game, Buell.

A dreamcatcher with a cowboy theme.

The Old West. The American Frontier in a retro, Victorian, hand painted glass sign style.

An ode to the iconic yet short lived Pony Express.

Smell you later, Alligator!

Yeehaw. It's a cute little sheriff!

An ode to the excellent modern western Old Henry.

Inspired by the classic western Hondo, written by Louis L'Amour and starring John Wayne.

King of the Cowboys horseshoe playing card style design. Featuring a cowboy, lariat and a horse and rider on a cliff in the background.

Inspired by the classic western movie 3.10 to Yuma starring Glenn Ford and Van Heflin.