These illustrations are from a series of 36 x 24-inch signs made for Pima County’s Desert Haven Natural Resource Park. The park is in an urban environment in mid-Tucson and highlights how many native species from the desert outside of town can find suitable living places within the city.
Museum exhibits for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh, NC. This pocosin is undergoing a strategic controlled burn to control potential wildfires and to maintain its biodiversity.
Location map for the exhibits in Kartchner Caverns State Park visitors center, Arizona State Parks
Map for Frequently Asked Questions about Saguaros, Western National Parks Association
This 24 x 36 illustration was created for interpretive signage at The Meadows Center for Water and Environment, in San Marcos, Texas, owned by Texas State University.
Exhibit sign art for The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State University
Block diagram, signage for non-point-source water pollution, The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State University Your feet pound the pavement as you dash through the rain. You glance down and notice pieces of trash flowing beside the road. Where does all that trash come from? Experts call this nonpoint source pollution … Read More
Cave formations and how cavers navigate them, for Kartchner Caverns visitor center, Arizona State Parks Final exbibit panels in Visitor’s Center environment
Exhibit Map for North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh, NC A mural-sized wall map originally created for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. This map had a second life in 2022 at the invitation … Read More
Which plant below is a Cactus and which is a Euphorbia? (Hint: read the labels.) Euphorbia plants from the dry areas of Africa look a lot like cacti, which only grow in North and South America. People often confuse them, but they are unrelated, a product of parallel evolution. The key to identifying a cactus … Read More
It’s not easy to make your message stick in a viewer’s mind. Especially in an informal learning environment like a zoo or botanical garden. That’s the key concept–visitors have not signed up for a class. They are there primarily to relax and socialize. Yet, visitors are very willing to learn if you can engage … Read More