Gypsy Vanner T-shirts | Screenprinting

For a limited time I am accepting pre-orders for handprinted t-shirts of my Gypsy Vanner Design, featuring Tuesday and Gracie of Serenity North Farm in Florida.

There are a couple options for $15 plus shipping:

Fitted (women's) crew neck t-shirt in Silver, Neutral, Blue, or Pink in sizes S, M, L, XL 

OR

Loose (men's) crew neck t-shirt in Silver, Neutral, Blue, or Green in sizes S, M, L, XL

If you would like one, please MESSAGE ME HERE with what style, color, and size, along with your shipping information then I will email your invoice which needs to be paid by MIDNIGHT PST Thursday, June 18. The next time you will be able to order may be in July or August.

UPDATE: Pre-Order has been extended to Saturday, June 20th at noon (PST) to fill out a request via HERE and pay to finalize after I email you an invoice.

And here I am in my t-shirt (note: different t-shirt than what is available to order).

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Thanks!

Apollo at the Show

Last weekend was the Mt. Hood Gypsy Horse and Drum Horse Show at the Oregon Equestrian Center in West Linn, Oregon. I went and supported my favorite HyTyme Drum Horses.

Here are some photos I took of OMF's Apollo, a Drum Horse Stud. Enjoy!

Salmon River Hike

Yesterday I went on a little hike along the Salmon River near Welches, Oregon. The hike wasn't a loop, it was a "there and back" with it being 5 miles for the "round trip." The funny thing was that it didn't even seem like 5 miles, it was so easy and peaceful and definitely cooler than the 82 degree weather in Portland.

I think this hike would be a good one for families, but not for strollers since there is a section of large steps and you need to be able to pick a path over rocks to cross small creeks that feed into the river.

This time I brought my tripod since I as anticipating to take long exposure shots of the river.  I have three lens, but I decided to leave my 70-210mm lens at home since I wanted some wide angle shots and didn't want to carry unnecessary weight.

There was a place I set up with some higher ground and looked down on the river; I like that perspective. I used my 18-135mm lens to get the wide shots. Also, along one of the creeks was a cool stack of rocks, so I got a photo of that as well, I switched to my 85mm 1.8 lens because I really wanted blurred out background. It was an overcast day up there, so the wide aperture on my 85 was very handy with all the trees along the creek.

Thanks for reading and enjoy the photos!

Newborn Drum Horse

Tonight I got to meet the newest HyTyme Drum Horse. Star, a Shire mare, gave birth to this "little guy" this morning. I went over this evening and spent two hours with this cutie. Most of the time he napped, but he did get up and stretch his long, slender legs.

I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I did taking them.