Tongass Stickers
Description: This hand-drawn retro travel illustration features Nugget Falls and Mendenhall Glacier in Tongass National Forest near Juneau, Alaska. It celebrates the dramatic glacier, waterfall, mountain, and rainforest scenery that makes this part of Southeast Alaska such a memorable outdoor destination. Nugget Falls is reached by trail from the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center area.
Description: A vibrant, retro-inspired circular badge celebrating Southeast Alaska's world-class fishing wilderness. This detailed illustration features a rainbow trout leaping out of the water alongside a classic tied fly lure, set against snow-capped coastal mountains and dense evergreen forests. A colorful sunburst sky in muted teal, gold, and orange rays highlights the scene. Framed by a dark forest-green outer border decorated with pinecone accents, bold white serif typography arches overhead with "Tongass National Forest" and curves along the base with "Alaska." Perfect for anglers, fly fishermen, campers, hikers, nature lovers, and fans of classic Alaskan national forest heritage apparel.
Description: A detailed, vintage-inspired travel graphic celebrating Southeast Alaska's temperate rainforest wilderness. This stunning woodcut-style engraving features a grizzly bear holding a red salmon on the shoreline, a sea otter floating on its back, a humpback whale breaching in the fjord, and a bald eagle perched high on a dead snag tree. Lush skunk cabbage and wild berries line the foreground, backed by towering Sitka spruces, cascading glacial waterfalls, and snow-capped alpine mountains under cloudy skies. Textured charcoal typography arches overhead reading "Tongass," while "National Forest" and "Alaska, USA" anchor the base in clean, classic serif fonts. Perfect for hikers, fishermen, kayakers, cruise travelers, wildlife lovers, and fans of
Description: Experience the untamed coastal rainforests, glacial fjords, and majestic wildlife of Southeast Alaska with this vintage Admiralty Island National Monument travel design. Featuring a powerful bald eagle soaring across a scenic ocean inlet framed by dense spruce forests and snow-capped alpine peaks, this retro WPA-style badge is perfect for birdwatchers, hikers, kayakers, wildlife photographers, and Alaska public lands adventurers.
Description: Experience the rugged wilderness, pristine coastal fjords, and untamed beauty of Southeast Alaska with this vintage Admiralty Island National Monument travel design. Featuring a majestic bald eagle perched on a rocky outcrop with wings spread wide, a wooden canoe floating along a glacier-fed inlet, and towering snowcapped peaks nestled in temperate rainforests, this retro WPA-style badge is perfect for paddlers, kayakers, birdwatchers, hikers, and Alaska public lands adventurers.
Description: Experience the deep cultural heritage, coastal fjords, and untamed wilderness of Southeast Alaska with this vintage Admiralty Island National Monument travel design. Featuring a traditional Pacific Northwest totem pole overlooking a glacier-carved bay, soaring bald eagles, snowcapped alpine mountains, and indigenous formline art motifs, this retro WPA-style badge is perfect for hikers, kayakers, birdwatchers, culture enthusiasts, and Alaska public lands adventurers.
Description: Experience the wild tidal shores, ancient coastal rainforests, and dramatic fjord vistas of Southeast Alaska with this vintage Admiralty Island travel design. Featuring a soaring bald eagle over scenic ocean waters, weathered coastal tree roots, and a vibrant intertidal pool teeming with sea stars and anemones against towering snowcapped peaks, this retro WPA-style badge is perfect for hikers, marine wildlife lovers, kayakers, birdwatchers, and Alaska adventurers.
Description: Alaska Territory Tree The Sitka Spruce is an educational illustration. Immerse yourself in the majestic beauty of Alaska with the towering Sitka Spruce! This iconic tree, and symbol of resilience and the Alaskan wilderness and dominates the coastal rainforests. From its vital role in the ecosystem to its historical significance for indigenous cultures, the Sitka Spruce is a true Alaskan treasure. The tree's value lies in its strong, lightweight wood, which is used for construction through musical instruments. ABOUT THE ART © Saturday, May 31, 2025, 2:49:11 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
