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.
Add a touch of charm to your kitchen with our delightful Goldfinches T-shirt! The Goldfinch, with its vibrant yellow feathers and cheerful song, primarily feed on seeds, particularly from sunflowers, dandelions, and...
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...
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...
We're happy to partner with Merge4 socks to present select Liberty Graphics designs in sock form! These are high-quality fabric blend with plush cushioning, elastic arch support, a moisture-wicking sole,...
A beautiful rendering of a heron in flight by new (to us) artist Peter Farago. Color: Charcoal • Sizes S-2X • Screen printed in the USA with water-based ink •...
Our classic 1991 Little Brown Bat is back! Despite weighing less than half an ounce (about the weight of a couple of pennies), little brown bats can live 30+ years...
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...
Introducing our classic Songbird Pairs T-shirt, perfect for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts alike! This tee features charming illustrations of various male and female songbirds, showcasing the vibrant colors and...
The giraffe holds the distinction of being the world's tallest mammal, with even newborn giraffes surpassing the height of most humans. Giraffes are primarily browsers, predominantly consuming leaves and buds from...
