Diana "D.D." Tyler is a natural history artist noted for her fine detail, scientific accuracy, and distinctive style. She has illustrated 15 books including "Bears of the World", "Keeper of the Animals", "A Field Guide To Whales", and "Porpoises and Seals of the Gulf Of Maine and Eastern Canada". Over the years, D.D. and Liberty Graphics have collaborated to print over 150 (and still counting) pieces of her nature art.
Introducing our Wild Canines T-shirt, the perfect mix of classic and cute! Featuring detailed illustrations of a few of our favorite wild dog species, including the Red Fox, Coyote, and...
Embrace the delightful duo of sunflowers and bees! This design highlights the beauty of sunflowers and the hard-working bees that help pollinate them. Join us in honoring these vibrant plants...
The winner of our inaugural T-shirt Madness tournament is now available! This unique piece features a beautifully detailed graphic that highlights the incredible journey undertaken by various animal species during...
Embark on a journey of transformation with our classic Monarch Metamorphosis T-shirt! Featuring the question on the front and the answer on the back. Monarch butterflies are famous for their...
Embrace the delightful duo of sunflowers and bees! This design highlights the beauty of sunflowers and the hard-working bees that help pollinate them. Join us in honoring these vibrant plants...
How heavy was the Argentinosaurus? Let our "One Dino" t-shirt be your guide! The Argentinosaurus is one of the largest creatures to ever walk the Earth. It lived during the...
Hop into the fascinating world of frogs with our fun and educational Frog Metamorphosis T-Shirt! This unique design beautifully showcases the life cycle of a leopard frog, from egg to...
Unleash your wild side with our classic Howling Wolves T-Shirt! Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the playful spirit and howling camaraderie of the Gray Wolf. Gray Wolves are...
The perfect blend of style and cuteness! Sandpipers can be found along coastlines, mudflats, and wetlands all over the world. They thrive in both migratory and non-migratory environments. These agile...