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The Alaska Range above autumn tundra and Reflection Pond in Denali National Park
Explore Alaska

Interior Alaska

Denali

Room to feel small.

Field notes / Denali

Room to feel small.

The scale arrives before the words do. Ridges stack behind ridges, the tundra changes color with the light, and the Alaska Range fills a horizon that never quite fits in a photograph.

We come back to the small details, too: the shape of a river channel, the stillness between gusts, the stretch of country between one glimpse of wildlife and the next. They are the starting points for our Denali illustrations.

Plan a visit with the National Park Service

Photography: NPS / Tim Rains. Image credits.

See the inspired artwork

From the landscape to the sketchbook

A little Denali.
To take along.

For the person who brought binoculars, a backup pair of binoculars, and absolutely no intention of leaving early. A little Denali, a little dry humor, and a bear doing its own thing.

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Professional Bear Watcher illustrated shirt concept laid out with outdoor accessoriesDesign preview
Apparel

Professional Bear Watcher

A very unofficial job title

Keep wandering.

An aerial view of Aialik Glacier flowing from the Harding Icefield toward the water in Kenai Fjords01 / Southcentral Alaska

Kenai Fjords

Where ice meets ocean.

A brown bear resting in the flowing water at Brooks Falls, Katmai02 / Southwest Alaska

Katmai

Wild company. Front-row wonder.

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Stay a little wild.

Good coffee. Great company. Plenty of outside.

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