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Overview
Twelve original hand-illustrated art posters for the modern homefront--new classics for gardening, canning, cooking and more. Oregon illustrator Joe Wirtheim connects the past to an empowered, hopeful future with his inspired brand of optimistic propaganda. Join Portland Artist Joe Wirtheim on a journey into a hopeful and energized future in The Victory Garden of Tomorrow. Twelve illustrated posters celebrate the can-do spirit of gardeners, cooks and community builders everywhere. Each monthly calendar page offers plenty of space to write in notes and plans, and include moon cycles and holidays. Favorite selections from Joe’s flagship poster project are accompanied by descriptions of the inspiration, creative process and thinking behind each illustration. Follow along as the practical optimism of the VGoT story unfolds for you in 2026. Your purchase supports this independent studio. We make art that celebrates growing, caring and doing. We empower people to imagine a brighter future.
Shipping
Your order ships from my studio in Portland, Oregon using the U.S. Postal Service. Rates are determined by weight. We ship on Mondays and Thursdays.
Returns
Many of our items are custom-made to your order, all sales are final. If you're not 100% happy, please get in touch within 30 days of your order date and we'll help! Please read our return policy here.
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Sustainability
Every item in this shop is guaranteed for quality. We like to make things partners around where we are, in Oregon. And make them last longer with quality material and without toxins. We strive to use recyclable packing materials, like brown paper.
Styling
We made a monthly calendar that fits right into classic decor of many spaces--from the shed to the kitchen. These designs draw from mid-20th century styles from art deco to the war-eras.
Sizing
This is 8 in. x 12 in. that opens up to 8 in. x 24 in.
Locally Made
Each one of our custom designed pieces are made in Portland, OR. One of our production partners in Portland is a family-run business that has been operating for over three generations.