Description: Rendered in a timeless vintage poster style with warm architectural lighting and elegant typography, this design appeals to students, graduates, educators, alumni, and anyone who appreciates classic collegiate architecture. Its sophisticated palette and bold composition make it equally at home on apparel and everyday accessories. Whether displayed on a T-shirt, hoodie, coffee mug, phone case, tote bag, blanket, notebook, sticker, or wall art, this design celebrates late-night study sessions, lifelong learning, and the enduring spirit of higher education. It makes a thoughtful gift for college freshmen, graduating seniors, professors, teachers, or anyone beginning a new educational adventure. Perfect for back-to-school season, campus event
Description: Experience a dragonfly from a fish’s view in this striking low-angle perspective, capturing the instant of takeoff from the water’s surface. This dramatic close-up evokes macro photography, revealing delicate translucent, iridescent wings and intricate wing veins as the insect launches into flight. Reflections fractured light suggest a quiet pond, stream, or wetland, creating a connection between freshwater and the open air above. The dragonfly, an elegant odonata and familiar bug of aquatic habitats, becomes a symbol of freedom, movement, action, and transformation. Both serene and dynamic, the scene captures a fleeting morning moment of solitude, nature, and wildlife from an unexpected underwater perspective.
Description: Supporting Wichita’s local singer-songwriters, folk musicians, and bluegrass artists means supporting the places that give original music room to grow. Small venues are where new songs are tested, musicians find one another, audiences become communities, and the next generation of artists gets its start.
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Description: Some mornings are unforgettable. The air is cool, the marsh is wrapped in mist, the first rays of sunrise paint the water in gold, and every sound carries across the lake. Three field-bred Golden Retrievers sit still, wet and ready, alert to the sky, and waiting for the next flight of ducks, and read to explode into retriever mode the moment gunshots ring out. Then back to the blind to sit vigil again, above them, a glowing moon fades into dawn as birds cross the horizon, capturing that magical moment every duck hunter knows by heart.
Description: Experience the quiet beauty of a moonlit night with this elegant wildlife scene, created from an original painting on canvas and thoughtfully reimagined for premium wearable art and luxury home décor. A majestic great blue heron stands watch along the water's edge beneath a glowing full moon, surrounded by native cattails, red buds of summer and the tranquil reflections of a peaceful riverside woodland landscape. Rich midnight blues, luminous moonlight, and carefully rendered natural details transform this artwork into a timeless statement piece for nature lovers and bird enthusiasts alike.
Description: Celebrate the timeless beauty of Victorian architecture with this elegant wearable art design featuring a magnificent Queen Anne Victorian home rendered in the classic style of an early 1900s architectural pen-and-ink illustration. Soft watercolor accents, an ornate antique-inspired border, and the playful phrase "Living the Victorian Dream, Turrets & Trim & Total Obsession" capture the passion shared by lovers of historic homes and vintage design.
Description: Elevate your style or coffee break with this must-have retro design, perfect for book lovers, teachers, and students or anyone going back to school. Whether you’re rocking it as a novelty t-shirt or sipping in style on a custom mug, this versatile piece fits seamlessly into casual outings, reading club meetings, library events, or teacher and librarian appreciation days. Celebrate your passion for reading with a design that shines in spring, summer, or fall—ideal for layering or standalone wear. It also makes a thoughtful gift for literary enthusiasts, students, classroom supporters, or anyone who lives between the pages of a good book.
Description: Before digital dashboards and traction control, there was this: a thumping flathead V8, a brown coupe eating up the asphalt, and a sky so blue it looked like a promise. Under the vintage steel and that iconic Route 66 sign, there were no algorithms—just a steering wheel, a rumble, and the pure freedom of a two-lane blacktop. Wear the era when cars had soul and the road had no limits.
Description: A 1963 Classic, rising over Wichita was carried off by a monarch who always knows the best route to the south. The skyline below is the receipt from a show already played. This image began as a pen-and-ink flyer I drew at age 25 for a Texas regional rock band called The Drivers, were hard, loud, Buddy Holly fed through late-70s Texas blues machine. The car was their badge of courage. The butterfly was their navigator fluttering from place to place, from Wichita, it was smooth sailing south to Austin. That drawing lived in smoke-filled dives for a night. Then it disappeared. Thirty years later, I've rebuilt it—not as a poster, but as a design to hang out in or with. If this doesn’t remind you of the days when everyone not from Austin want t
Description: Step back into an era of exquisite scientific illustration with the summertime print for our Prairie Pollinator Series. This study captures the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) in its three glorious phases of life—set against the very plant that sustains it: the common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca).
Description: We talk about carbon as if it were the whole story. It isn't. Biodiversity is the planet's oldest cooling system—not a bonus, but a necessity. Prairies, in particular, are unsung heroes. Their deep root systems store water, buffer heat, and feed the pollinators that drive rainfall and stabilize local climates. When we lose species, we lose the physical machinery that cools the ground, balances water cycles, and builds resilience against extremes. This design—Open Your Heart to Biodiversity—is a reminder that climate action isn't just about emissions. It grows in prairies. It rides on the wings of monarchs. It nests in the branches where robins return season after season. Wear it. Carry it. Share it
Description: In 1927 a canal was dug across a meander in the Little Arkansas River to form an island, later named after JR Mead. This striking new graphic captures Mead Island bathed in the warm, golden light of a setting sun, viewed from the west side of the historic Minisa Bridge that spans the Little Arkansas River. The scene is both simple and majestic: towering cottonwoods and tangled branches of one of the last hardwood forests in Kansas frame the island's rugged shoreline. Fallen logs lie undisturbed, vital hiding places for a wide variety of native wildlife. The water glows amber and rose, reflecting a Kansas sky just before the night and island comes to life with nocturnal inhabitants. And in the distance, the island rises wild and untamed, ex
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Description: Before digital dashboards and traction control, there was this: a thumping flathead V8, a brown coupe eating up the asphalt, and a sky so blue it looked like a promise. Under the vintage steel and that iconic Route 66 sign, there were no algorithms—just a steering wheel, a rumble, and the pure freedom of a two-lane blacktop. Wear the era when cars had soul and the road had no limits.
Description: Before digital art, there was the bold simplicity of flat color. We went back to the archives and reimagined one of Susie Cunningham's original river landscapes for the Pollinator Series. Imagine a winding river catching the first rays of sunlight. Picture vibrant wildflowers and fluttering butterflies in the foreground, captured in that iconic, stylized flat-color look that defined 1940s illustration. It’s retro. It’s timeless. And it’s all about celebrating the tiny creatures that keep our world blooming.
Description: Celebrate the gentle return of spring with the latest addition to Susie Cunningham’s Prairie Pollinator collection. Meticulously transformed from her original fine art watercolor, “First Blooms” captures the exact moment nature awakens—where delicate petals unfurl and the season’s very first pollinators hover in a dance of light and color. This isn’t just a print; it’s a brushstroke of prairie sunshine. We have carefully digitized Susie’s ethereal washes and luminous layers to create a graphic that retains every translucent drop of pigment, every soft petal edge, and every whimsical wingbeat. Now, you can carry the meadow with you.
Description: In the heart of the prairie, where sunflowers turn their faces to the sun, the smallest workers create the greatest magic. The Filigree Bee from the Prairie Pollinator series captures that moment of perfect stillness—a white paper bee, paused mid-hover above a radiant sunflower. Meticulously hand-cut with the precision of lace, this bright white bee is assembled upon an embossed honeycomb, giving it a texture that feels as rich as the hive itself. The interplay of crisp white paper against the dimensional comb creates a striking contrast—light catching every tiny wing slit and petal curve.
Description: The Prairie Pollinator Series continues with a design that is equal parts bold and delicate. We are proud to unveil our latest graphic: Cheryl Ann's butterfly bramble, a dark, intricate blackberry bramble intertwined with the vibrant flutter of the Yellow Tiger Swallowtail. This isn’t a quick sketch; it is a fine art reproduction, from an acrylic painting on canvas. The result is a graphic that feels like it belongs in a vintage field guide with dark shadows and cool summer berries, crawling vines, and wings of sunshine yellow.
Description: We don't need to tell you about the era that birthed this masterpiece. You already know the sheer audacity of a front end that took up an entire lane. We’ve captured the gravitational pull of the showroom floor in 1948. That iconic, toothy grin of gleaming chrome isn't just a bumper; it's a promise. A promise of post-war optimism, of highways that stretched to the horizon, and of a vehicle that had more personality than most people in the room. It's not a boast. It's a fact. Plastic cracks. Paint fades. But the deep, reflective truth of that heavily chromed grin is eternal. It catches the light of the streetlamp the exact same way it did seventy years ago.
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Description: This piece translates bold pop-graphic illustration into wearable art. Featuring a single, enlarged lipstick print rendered in a flat, vintage screen-print style, the composition is balanced by a delicate shamrock hanging from the lower lip. The result is a playful juxtaposition of the luck and good fortune of the Iris
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Description: For over four decades, the Moon Rocket gym anchored the heart of Wichita’s Central Riverside Park. Installed during the fervent space-race optimism of the mid-1950s, its steel fuselage promised interstellar adventure to generations of Kansas kids. Though it was retired in the late 1990s due to changing safety standards, the rocket was never truly grounded. Today, it endures as a cherished historic monument—a gleaming time capsule of Atomic Age wonder, standing tall as both a relic of the past and a tribute to the childhoods it helped launch.
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Description: Step into a moment of stillness with by the river, where silence silence allow your mind to fly. This work of art represents a hand-cut paper image in crisp white, suspended against a watery blue backdrop. A delicate dragonfly rests on a blooming water lily, capturing the hush of a riverside morning. The aquatic scene evokes tranquility, reflection, and ethereal movement. Ideal for nature-inspired fashion, this piece transforms a gallery-quality paper-cut composition.
Description: Inspired by a cut paper sculpture the translated into the digital format. Each design is original, imperfect, and intentional. This floral design is for anyone who demands beautiful graphics inspired by Cunningham's original fine art. Show your love of gardening, growing, planting, working at night, nocturnal, plants, white flowers, and aromatic flowers.
Description: Celebrate a Kansas landmark with this original design from Cunningham Art and Design by Susie Cunningham. Featuring the historic Minisa Bridge in Wichita, KS, the only bridge in the world constructed with Carthalite, a rare and colorful cast stone. Susie's original design honors a unique architectural treasure listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The bridge’s stunning Art Deco architecture is captured perfectly in the artwork, from its geometric lines to its vibrant yet vintage color palette. Every detail of the design is consistent with the bridge’s original decorative features, reflecting its rare place in the architectural category of an art bridge. Proudly located in Wichita KS and a beloved symbol of community pride.
Description: This midnight moonflower design is for anyone who demands beautiful graphics inspired by Cunningham's original painting on canvas. Show your love of gardening, growing, planting, working at night, nocturnal, plants, white flowers, and aromatic flowers.
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Description: A PAST THAT KEEPS US LOOKING UP celebrates a Wichita Kansas icon with this original design. Many photos of the historic Riverside Rocket, a beloved symbol of community pride were taken in preparation for creating the Wichita Central Riverside retro rocket. This image is great conversation starter for those who climbed and played on the rocket or for those who appreciate the psychedelic art of the 1960s and 70s.
Description: For the love of Century II, Tripodal, performing arts center. When development threatened the iconic and historic building the community spoke out. This is for community supporters, hobbyists, the streetwear collector, the fashion buyer tired of empty logos. If you wear your beliefs and your art, this is your studio. No stock templates. Just art that can hold space in galleries and on pavements. Message-driven art for protests, creative work, and everyday resistance. Each piece functions as wearable contemporary art – bold, and conversation-starting. Whether you're organizing, commuting, or curating a fashion-forward look, these graphics spe
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