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They look majestic, but the Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) will absolutely choose violence if you paddle too close. This design is for the kayaker, paddleboarder, or lakeside glamper who respects the aggressive boundaries of local waterfowl. A funny, highly relatable warning sign for anyone who spends time on the water.
Meet the self-appointed manager of the state park. This design honors the industrious raccoon (Procyon lotor), expertly inspecting the campground’s finest waste receptacles. Ideal for outdoor lovers who embrace the chaotic, quirky reality of sleeping outside alongside local wildlife management.
It is beautiful, shiny, and an absolute menace to the ecosystem. The Emerald Ash Borer is the poster child for why we buy firewood where we burn it. This striking design serves as a public service announcement and a badge of honor for responsible campers and naturalists who actively protect local forests. Emerald Ash Borer…
Fire is a natural part of the lifecycle—especially for the Kirtland’s Warbler (Setophaga kirtlandii). This design highlights the unique relationship between this rare bird and the young Jack Pine forests of the Great Lakes region that rely on controlled burns to thrive. A great conversation starter for ecology geeks and conservation-minded hikers.
Introducing Morty Fishman, an absolute legend of the lake. Every seasoned camper knows the sound: that one fish in the dark that flops and splashes so loudly in the shallows it sounds exactly like a grown man swimming around your campsite. We named him Morty. Featuring a dapper fellow sporting the head of a freshwater…
Master of camouflage, champion of the cattails. This design features the elusive American Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus) guarding its nest in the marsh. A fantastic, quirky find for dedicated birders and wetland wanderers who appreciate the quiet, hidden wonders of our local ecosystems.
If you have ever found yourself digging a cathole in the backcountry, you know that packing out a ziplock bag of used toilet paper is just part of the adventure. Designed to pair a classic, peaceful wilderness sunset with the pristine glory of a fresh roll of TP. It serves as a deadpan, oddly beautiful…
Celebrate the breathtaking, precipitous edges of the Great Lakes. Featuring the iconic Miners Castle formation at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, this vibrant design is a must-have for hikers, climbers, and adventurers who love spectacular views and respect local geological hazards.
The absolute most important rule of the trailhead water source. This bright, quirky design features a classic red hand pump and serves as a badge of honor for the heavily hydrated hiker. A highly practical and stylish nod to backcountry preparedness and clean drinking water.
A polite but firm boundary from the local ecosystem. This beautiful floral wreath hides some of the forest's coolest residents. Designed for campers, hikers, and nature enthusiasts who know that the woods are already occupied. How many arthropods can you count?
This was the very first stamp I carved for letterboxing many years ago. While the textured, unpolished look was just the reality of a first-time carving, I love how the movement of the water and the curving lines of the boat. Sailing is not always smooth. The original linework was recently digitized for apparel printing,…
A gentle, floral plea for basic trailhead etiquette. Anyone who has spent enough time at state parks knows the golden rule of the pit toilet. Surrounded by a cheerful array of wildflowers, this design is the perfect quirky gift for the seasoned hiker or glamper who appreciates clean backcountry facilities.