Wild West Character #3 by Jess Tedder
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Description
This striking illustration featuring a Native American chief is print #3 in Jess Tedder's series showcasing the different characters of the Wild West. Originally illustrated in a charcoal medium, this slightly abstract series is sure to add some grit to your walls. Hang a large-format piece for maximum drama or pick a few of your favorites to showcase as a set!
Materials
These archival giclée prints come on archival matte poster paper with a durable paper thickness of 10.3 mil.
Please Note:
- The image may crop slightly different based on the aspect ratio.
- The print size pictured in the first listing image is a 30"x44" with no mat.
- The first listing image features a custom frame (Frame not included)
Dimensions
The size of your selection is the size of your print design.
Available Vertical Sizes: (Width x Height)
8"x10"
11"x14"
12"x16"
12"x18"
16"x20"
18"x24"
20"x30"
24"x36"
30"x44"
36"x48"
Available Horizontal Sizes: (Width x Height)
10"x8"
14"x11"
16"x12"
18"x12"
20"x16"
24"x18"
30"x20"
36"x24"
44"x30"
48"x36"
Shipping & Returns
Shipping - All orders print and ship from our fulfillment center in Texas.
Most orders print and ship within 3-5 business days, with standard delivery usually in the range of 7-12 days (if your order hasn't reached you within 15 days please send an email letting us know). Timeframes may shift for busier shopping moments like the holidays, or due to unforeseen circumstances such as inclement weather.
Returns and Exchanges - As this item operates through a print-on-demand business model, which means your print is created upon order, we do not accept returns or exchanges due to misorders or changes of heart. If your item arrives damaged, please send photos of the damage to howdy@Sackett-Ranch.com within 7 days of delivery and we'll be happy to send a replacement!
About the Brand
Head West Studio is a small group of designers, digital artists, and illustrators living down in Austin, TX. One day, we noticed something peculiar. Despite our professions as creatives, we all had the same problem - a lack of art on our walls. It turned out we were all in the same boat, hopelessly attending gallery shows of our favorite southwestern artists, only to look at the price tag and tell ourselves, "Maybe next time."
It was that day we decided to take matters into our own hands and start creating and curating our own art, ensuring each piece qualifies as something we'd love to hang on our walls, and pricing it so others could fill their empty walls as well.
Artistry that Echoes the Spirit of the West
Head West Prints embodies the rugged elegance and sweeping beauty of the American West. Whether it’s breathtaking Western landscapes, bold typography, or timeless symbols of the frontier lifestyle. Each piece tells a unique story, evoking a spirit of exploration, warmth, and authenticity that fits seamlessly into any space. Crafted with care, these pieces are more than just art—they’re windows into a lifestyle that celebrates freedom, resilience, and the pioneering spirit.
Built for Durability and Style
Crafted with top-tier materials, every Head West Print offers both artistic vibrance and lasting quality. From striking landscapes to clever typographic designs, each piece is a durable reminder of life’s grand adventures and cherished moments. Make a statement—hang one up and let your walls tell a story that echoes your style and spirit.
From The Artist - Jess Tedder
My work is mainly of fictional individuals, animals and environments rooted in my perceptions of the world around me. I enjoy exploring the nuances of body language and facial expressions for how they can convey a wide range of emotions. I like to explore the relationships between people, animals, our surroundings, and each other. Every painting is an experiment. I let mood and memories speak through these characters I imagine – some of them based on people from my time in corporate America, other times from my memories of travel and being up close and personal with the world. At times my figures or animals have ample space to breathe, other instances they are packed together like sardines. Occasionally, no figures are represented at all – but the spaces we inhabit. This has been my life; sometimes I feel isolated and disconnected from others; at times feeling too close for comfort.
