Artist Daniel Beckwith added Muppets to national park-style posters, with Kermit and Robin hiking, Fozzie at a waterfall, and more.

Doug Leen has been a ranger, a dentist, a frontiersman. He's also pursued the history of classic national park posters. His book of research and art is out now.

Art New National Parks Posters Keep the Spirit of the WPA Alive The “Recreate Responsibly” campaign draws inspiration from classic 1930s park promotions. Elisa Shoenberger August 13, 2020 ...

Ranger of the Lost Art: Rediscovering the WPA Poster Art of Our National Parks explores the creation, disappearance, and rediscovery of 14 historic prints created for the National Park Service by ...

San Francisco-based creative agency MacKenzie has rebranded national park site Presidio, which includes a new logo inspired by vintage signs and WPA (Works Progress Administration) posters. The WPA ...

Yosemite National Park has posted posters warning visitors about the plague, but there have been no recent incidents and the signs are merely cautionary, with the California Department of Public ...

Since then, he has visited and photographed 40 national parks, some of which he’s revisited in order to capture just the right image. Those original photos are the basis for the reimagined posters—a ...

That's what prompted her to recreate iconic National Park Service posters as the parks could look in 2050.

The Story Behind Those Gorgeous National Parks Posters From the 1930s 2 minute read Yellowstone National Park, Ranger Naturalist Service, ca. 1938. Library of Congress ...

In 1934, the National Park Service authorized a poster program in collaboration with the WPA’s Federal Art Project, which put unemployed artists to work as part of the New Deal.