Rio Grande River Tapestries

Description: I'm a graphic designer passionate about crafting national park badge designs. My goal is to capture the essence and wonder of each park through my art. What sets my work apart is the commitment to reflecting the individuality of each national park.

Description: The Devils River in southwestern Texas, part of the Rio Grande drainage basin, has limited areas of whitewater along its length. It begins in northwest Sutton County. Six watercourses come together, Dry Devils River, Granger Draw, House Draw, Jackson, Flat Rock Draw, and Rough Canyon.

Description: It is a member of the Cichlid family and is native from the lower Rio Grande drainage in Texas near Brownsville and Northeastern Mexico. It is the only cichlid species native to the United States.

Description: A leaping Rio Grande cutthroat trout rises above swirling river water and a desert canyon in this vintage New Mexico emblem. Made for anglers, fly fishing enthusiasts and native-trout admirers with a connection to Southwest waters.

Description: Explore the Rio Grande Canyons and Chisos Mountains! This beautiful retro travel poster celebrates the towering rock walls and rugged desert beauty of this incredible Texas destination.

Description: Explore the rugged beauty of Big Bend National Park in Texas with this vintage-inspired illustration featuring towering canyon walls, a winding river, desert vegetation, and brilliant blue skies. Inspired by the dramatic landscapes along the Rio Grande and the remote wilderness of the Chihuahuan Desert, this design captures the distinctive scenery and peaceful isolation of West Texas.

Description: A leaping fish and cactus-lined canyon fill a weathered badge celebrating New Mexico’s waters. For anglers and Southwest locals, it makes a thoughtful birthday gift for someone who would rather be by the river.

Description: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Near Taos New Mexico I've crossed this bridge many times over the years, both by vehicle and by foot. There area sidewalks on both sides of the bridge plus a few lookout points where it widens to allow one to stop and let others pass by safely. The bridge is located approximately 10 miles NW of Taos on hwy 64 offering scenic views across the 1280 feet span. The Rio Grande Gorge is approximately 600 feet deep in this area with the bridge 650' above the gorge. This shot is from the trail located near the visitors center. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "New Mexico" 20210414-DSC_3156

Description: A black bear paddles a canoe down a desert river flanked by high canyon walls beneath a sunset sky. Designed for canoeing enthusiasts, river paddlers, and travelers who love Southwestern river trips. Makes a memorable souvenir for outdoor lovers who enjoy bear wildlife and paddling adventures.

Description: Support wildlife and land conservation with this Protect Big Bend National Park design. Ideal for desert hikers, campers, and Texas travel fans.

Description: The glowing heart of the Texas desert! This breathtaking post-impressionist artwork perfectly captures the winding river, steep canyon walls, and rugged flora of this incredible Chihuahuan Desert landscape.

Description: An outline of the State of Texas containing a picture of the Rio Grande River in Big Bend National Park.

Description: An arrowhead, reminiscent of the National Park Services arrowhead logo, with the name of the National Park contained in the shape.

Description: The Santa Elena Canyon is a scenic spot & canoeing area in Big Bend National Park with 1,500-ft. cliffs along the Rio Grande.