2025 Edition

Congratulations to all the selected designers.

Selected Posters

Category A: Social Posters →

Professional:

Lukasz Aleksandrowicz, Quo Vadis?, Poland
Vlad Burakov, Visualization of the Poem in the Exhibition Space, Russia
Coco Cerrella, Tolerancia, Argentina
Fang-Pang Chang, Smart Relationship, Taiwan
Agnieszka Cieślikowska, Incognito, Poland
Jonathan Cumberland, Let the Children Play, USA
Lex Drewinski, Green Energy, Germany
Michał Dyakowski, Br AI N, Poland
Peter Eliáš, Blindness, Slovakia
Mario Fuentes, Light of Hope, Ecuador
Wesam Haddad, Orange Forest, USA
Carmit Haller, Future?, USA
Yufeng Han, Unequal Voice, China
Elham Hemmat, Modern Peace, United Kingdom
Elham Hemmat, Romeo and Juliet, United Kingdom
Gaby Hernández, Women and the Environment, USA
He Huang, Shadow, China
Kai Huang, Return the True Colour of Life, China
Stefan Ilić, Quo Vadis?, Serbia
Radek Karkulowski, Tomorrow May Never Come No3, Finland
Sefa Ersan Kaya, War and Child, Turkey
Meena Khalili, Standard American Target, USA
Hyungjoo A. Kim, Finding Hope, Finding Future, USA
Bilge Kınam, Climate Crisis, Turkey
Keith Kitz, Piece Together, USA
Damian Kłaczkiewicz, Let’s Build Good, Poland
Bartosz Mamak, Graphic Design Future in (AI), Poland
Boris Markevich, Deforestation, Ukraine
Daniel Meier, I Did It, Germany
Martyna Pazera, Can You Help?, Poland
Pekka Piippo, Designing Democracy, Finland
Péter Pócs, I’m thirsty!, Hungary
Zhengxin Qi, Public Opinion War, China
Zhengxin Qi, Emission, China
Jan Rajlich Jr., Fraktale Life-Love-Death, Czech Republic
Victoria Riabenka, Nature Can’t Wait_2, Ukraine
Luis Antonio Rivera Rodriguez, Life, Mexico
Babak Safari, LOC Syndrome – A Rare Disease, Iran
Aleksandra Šaler, Bed, Slovenia
Aleksandra Šaler, Dislike, Serbia
Joe/Alice Scorsone/Drueding, Violence Against Women, USA
Olga Severina, What is a Poster Series 5, USA
Marlena Buczek Smith, Ogaki, USA
Song Xinyang Song, Embrace peace, China
Elmer Sosa, Privileg, Mexico
Michael Speranza, Making Mistakes, Switzerland
Agnieszka Srokosz, Bang, Bang, Poland
Agnieszka Srokosz, Work with Your Head, Poland
Ronjen Suen, Seeking Peace, China
Peng Sun, Chained, China
Peng Sun, Marine Debris, China
Anastasia Temirkhan, Shapes in Bloom, Switzerland
Jouri Toreev, Natural Intelligence, Belarus
Wenxia Wang, Lost Home, China
Lai Wei, Bad Network, China
Li Hung Wen, The Power of Words Love, Taiwan
Lisa Winstanley, Reclaiming Contours 1 of 3, Singapore
Jamie Wu, Human Rights, Taiwan
Rushan Yan, The Truth, China
Robert Young, Fast Fashion, Canada
Li Zhang, Interaction, USA
Xuran Zhang, No Child in a Prison, China
XuWei Zhang, Harming Each Other, China

Student:

Hedvig Baranyai, Safe Place, Hungary
Vlad Burakov, Global Warming Map, Russia
Aisa Fakhari, Nature, The Lost Commodity, Iran
Hai Gao, Education Makes People Equal, China
Hasti Ghobahkloo, It’s Not a Garbage, Iran
Andrea Guevara, Invisible Layers, USA
Ashley Hohneke, The Cost of a Spill, USA
Hanna Ji, Breaking the Silence Voter Engagement, USA
Jovana Janjic, Freedom of speech, Serbia
Julia Klinger, Freedom, Poland
Aleksandra Kortas, Stop Child Labour, Poland
Aleksandra Kortas, Oversupply, Poland
Aleksandra Kortas, Future Climate, Poland
Wanying Li, Please Stop, China
Joanna Lisa, One Eye Open, Indonesia
Weili Luo, Build peace together, China
Mirjana Milojković, Light mind, Serbia
Wess Montoya, Let Peace Sound, Mexico
Estanislao Perez Voss, Cyberbullying, Argentina
Katarzyna Różycka, Earth?, Poland
Sousan Samanifar, Be in Contact, USA
Veselj Saliji, Devolution, Serbia
Piper Schuerman, Redacted Representation, USA
Cassandra Thomas, The Unsolicited Jury, USA
Marko Tomić, Tolerance, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Marko Tomić, Freedom Of Speech, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Idil Özdemir, The Global Man, Turkey
Yan Tean, There’s No Shame to Talk About Period, Malaysia
Michał Zamirski, Overproduction, Poland
Category B: Cultural Posters →
Professional:

Hossein Abdi, Ennio Morricone, Iran
Mirosław Adamczyk, The Colors of Folklore on a Polish Poster, Poland
Mohammad Afshar, Onella Theater Poster, Iran
Mayya Ashinyants, Yiddish Kabaret, Germany
Agnieszka Kamil Popek-Banach Banach, Tschick, Poland
Arina Berenshtein, Theater Poster Laboratory 5, Russia
Jerome Bizien, Atna, Switzerland
Erich Brechbühl & Felix Pfäffli, 15 Years Südpol, Switzerland
Elena Byalaya, 90 Days, USA
Taber Calderon, City of Krakow, USA
Eduard Cehovin, (un)visible_area, Slovenia
Agnieszka Cieślikowska, XVII International Street Artist Festival Ulicznicy in Gliwice, Poland
Eduardo Davit, Festival Calderon 25, Uruguay
Meaghan Dee, Tolerance in the Age of War, USA
Luke Dorman, Telluride Film Festival, USA
Arnulfo Espinosa, 21 Festival Internacional de Documentales, Cuba
Omar Franco, The Unwanted Fruits, Colombia
Martin French, Mozart/Stage Dive, USA
Levi Gaidos, Souls From The Well, USA
Xindi Gao, Hello Migu, China
Xindi Gao, Nuo Hall Opera, China
Piotr Garlicki, Garlick – Posters, Poland
Piotr Garlicki, All That Jazz!, Poland
Marc Gertsch, Lessoning Charlotte Rohde Flintype, Switzerland
Michal Tadeusz Golanski, 75 Years of WFO, Italy
Krzysztof Guzek, Light Images, Poland
Yufeng Han, Bound Love, China
Bizien Jérôme, Elder, Switzerland
Fons Hickmann, Poster Museum, Germany
István Horkay, S. Beckett Fin de Partie, Hungary
Stefan Ilić, The Stranger, Serbia
Stefan Ilić, The Stranger, Serbia
Mirko Ilic, Hedda Gabler, USA
Kuki Iwanski, Monsters, Poland
Nelli Kamaeva, D’Avignon Festival, Georgia
Nelli Kamaeva, 33A - Anaklia, Georgia
Attila Kantor, Buffalo Infringement Festival, Hungary
Ireneusz Kuriata, Synteza – locally. Architecture, Graphics, Design exhibition 2023, Poland
Thiago Lacaz, Audio Rebel 19 Anos: Katia Jorgensen, Brazil
Zebrowski Leszek, The First International Student Poster, Poland
Wei Liu, Common Interest, China
Patrycja Longawa, Perceptions V – Animals I, Poland
Luis López, Lodz | The Heart of Poland, Ecuador
Jon Flannery & Julia Lipovsky, Cake Feast, USA
Bartosz Mamak, Poster Workshop, Poland
Kai Matthiesen, Strobo, Switzerland
Francesco Mazzenga, Peace Construction, Italy
Nick Mendoza, Omaha, USA
Jean Mosambi, Ete de Vaour Festival 2025, France
Sara Cristina Moser, Grounding – Stories of Migration, Germany
Grzegorz Myćka, Alice in Wonderland. Remix, Poland
Kristina Polender, Revolt, Serbia
Nikodem Pręgowski, Street Theater Festival, Poland
Babak Rakhshande, the accused, Iran
Babak Rakhshande, Siaman, Iran
Elmer Sosa, Summer of Puppets, Mexico
Agnieszka Srokosz, Valise theater festival, Poland
Sam Steiner, Double Concert: Bodoh + Mord Fuzztang, Switzerland
Christoph Stettler, Homage to Varvara Stepanova, Switzerland
Margus Tamm, Enter Woodland Spirits, Estonia
Anastasia Temirkhan, The sleeping beauty, Switzerland
Anastasia Temirkhan, Autumn Leaves, Switzerland
Anastasia Temirkhan, Taming of Shrew, Switzerland
Jouri Toreev, Władysław Strzemiński, Belarus
Jouri Toreev, Final graduation works of the Graphic Designers 2024, Belarus
Joanna Tyborowska, Leap, Poland
Roman Umanskiy, Ishome train, Belarus
Unche Studio, This Is Not A Map, Iran
José Manuel Morelos Villegas, The Wolf’s Motives, Mexico
Daniel Warner, A King’s Ransom (play), USA
Daniel Wiesmann, Prosit!, Germany
Andrzej Wieteszka, Kendrick Lamar, Poland
XuWei Zhang, Spring Overture, China

Student:

Anastasia Anosova, The Sunboys Concert, Russia
Kendall Bajda, MN State Fair, USA
Yuting Chen, 9 to 5 – Eine Frage Der Zeit, Germany
Seoyeon Cho, Only The Young, USA
Jefferson Cordovero, The Music of Ólafur Arnalds, USA
Pedro Dominguez, Ana’s Underwater Life, Mexico
Sui\su Donghan\Tingting, 戏剧上映-一个人的一生, China
Yu Fan, Kazimir Malevich 145, China
Nikita Gavrilenko, A little bit of softness, Kazakhstan
Shengxuan Hu, Asian Roots, Global Game, USA
Kruna Jevtić, Twelfth Night, Serbia
Shimiao Jia, Year of Snake 2025, China
Relja Knezevic, Woyzeck Theatre Poster, Serbia
Relja Knežević, Classic Guitar Festival, Serbia
Toir Komilov, Life Circle Is With You, Uzbekistan
Zuzanna Kowalska, The WOW! Effect, Poland
Kateryna Kuleshova, All I Need, Ukraine
Wanying Li, Speak, Listen and Look…Cultural Relic, China
Xian Liyun, Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the Start of Francisco Oropesa’, China
Arsalan Maghziyan, Theater Poster, Iran
Noa Michael, Leszek Możdżer – Poster for a Polish Jazz Musician, Israel
Aleksandra Netris, Piano, Poland
Estanislao Perez Voss, Fallen Leaves, Argentina
Estanislao Perez Voss, Piezas, Argentina
Antoine Pinson, SubArts, An Immersive Experience, France
Kevin Pola, Story Poets, Mexico
Sousan Samanifar, Hamlet, USA
Natalia Sikorska, Gust, Poland
Jia Ning Song, The Star, China
Katarina Djakovic, Bold Singer, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kseniya Tokmakova, The Performer, Russia
Trent Wingfield, Mary Shepard Poster, USA
Pingping Ye, Dreaming My Dream, China
Andi Zhang, Multiple Format Book Fair workshops, USA
Yangyang Zhang, VCU Arts MFA Candidacy Show 2024, USA


Category C: Animated Posters →
Professional:

Mario F. Bocanegra Martinez, Creative Encounters,USA
Alisa Frolova, TrueType Promo, Portugal
Krzysztof Guzek, Motion, Poland
Matthew Lemmond, Life Itself, USA
Nao Kimata, The Sonic Embodiment of Splendor, Japan
Studio Tillack Knöll, Architecturenovember 2023: Design Spaces Of The Future, Germany
Studio Tillack Knöll, Der Aufstand In Person, Germany
Studio Tillack Knöll, Shine Bright Like A Diamond, Germany
Jan Virant, Time is Short, Slovenia
Courtney Windham, Auburn University Graphic Design Minor, USA
Marcin Wysocki, As long as you never know yourself, Poland
Marcin Wysocki, Pomegranate, Poland

Student:

Maja Galántai, Gogol – Diary of a Madman, Hungary
Aysu Oğultürk, Kinetic Typography, Turkey
Mohammad Javad Khalili, Europe Poetry Festival 2025, Iran
Tycjan Twardowski, Condensation - Transfigurations Series, Poland
Tycjan Twardowski, Solid – Transfigurations Series, Poland
Guolong Zhong, The Final Resting Place of Life, China

Category D: National Parks Posters →
Professional:

Aleksandra Banaś, NPTC, Poland
Michael Braley, Denali, USA
Anna Chmielnik, Tree and Me, Poland
Leah Chutz, Grand Teton Park – Preserve The Wild, USA
Leah Chutz, Zion National Park – Preserve The Wild, USA
Leah Chutz, Glacier National Park – Preserve The Wild, USA
Leah Chutz, Rocky Mountain National Park – Preserve The Wild, USA
Jillian Coorey, CVNP Crooked River, USA
Eliza Carver, Stand Up Fight Back, USA
Lex Drewinski, Human Tree, Germany
Peter Eliáš, Yelly Bear, Slovakia
Fujito Frenkler, In the Company of Yosemite, Germany
Anne M. Giangiulio, Castner Range National Monument – El Paso, Texas, USA
Erick Ginard, National Park, Cuba
Erick Ginard, Truce, Cuba
Sergio Grande, PARK ing, Mexico
Aurore Huberty, One Nation Many Landscapes, Switzerland
Pouya Jahanshahi, ​​The Organic Act, USA
Aleksandra Klóska, Unity, Poland
Jean Paul Krammer, Windows to Wilderness, Austria
Chih-Fang Lai, Worthy, Taiwan
Erendida Mancilla, The King, Mexico
Touko Määttä, Rainier, Finland
Jessica Miles, Sequoia National Park, USA
Kevin Motko, Unique like You – Yellowstone National Park, USA
Narges Panahandeh, Sequoia National Park, USA
William Pankey, Dry Tortugas National Park, USA
Joe/Alice Scorsone/Drueding, Arches National Park, Utah, USA
Luciana Vásquez Torres, Everglades National Park, Mexico
Alireza Vaziri, Yellowstone, USA
Rebecca Vecchiarelli, Take the Hint, USA
Daniel Warner, Wrangell St. Elias National Park & Preserve, USA
Brent Wirth, Road Trip, USA
朱冬晖, Yellowstone Four Seasons, China

Student:

Anita-Vivien Antal, National Parks, Romania
Olivia Blanchard, Kenai Fjords Family Photo, USA
Ziming Chen, Sequoia National Park, China
Sophia Crosby, Zion National Park, USA
Mary Kent Driscoll, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, USA
Hannah Drummond, Hawaii Volcanoes 1, USA
Hannah Drummond, Hawaii Volcanoes 2, USA
Caroline Elliott, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, USA
Emma Fingeret, Hayduke Trail, USA
Jesse Garcia, Death Valley National Park, USA
Yuryana Rosas-Gervacio, Look!, USA
Andrea Guevara, Gratitude Magma – Yellowstone, USA
Wyatt Hackman, Great Smoky Mountains, USA
Mead Hardacre, Giiwas – Crater Lake, USA
Hanna Ji, Discover Hot Springs, USA
Dmitri Kazarovi, Geothermal Abstraction – Yellowstone National Park, Georgia
Dmitri Kazarovi, Sequoia National Park – General Sherman, Georgia
Verónica Fiorela León, Redwood Elk, Ecuador
Jiaxin Le, Small Seed Great Energy, China
Yutong Liu, Grand Canyon, China
Tino Longo, Olympic National Park, USA
Isaac Lueckenotto, Mesa Verde Motions Through Color, USA
Jordan McDowell, Great Sand Dunes: Half The Sights Are Seen At Night, USA
Marissa McCarthy, Retro River Gorge, USA
Gwenyth Zeis-Miller, 1995 Reintroduction of Wolves to Yellowstone, USA
Martin Navarrete, Haleakala National Park, Ecuador
Josephine Olderog, Cuyahoga Mosaics, USA
Kamryn Pruismann, Arches National Park, USA
Susanna Purscell, Glacier National Park, USA
Karolina Rząsa, Blindness, Poland
Sousan Samanifar, Yellowstone: The Heart of Nature, USA
Shu Saw, Coexist, USA
Melaina Selof, Death Valley, California, USA
Dora Siafla, Glow of Congaree National Park, Greece
Ciara Smith, Carl Ventures Into the Tomb, USA
Grace Sneden, Roots of Great Basin, USA
Alexis Thayne, Yellowstone National Park, USA
Ngoc Ton, Dry Tortugas National Park, Vietnam
Nanoka Umehara, Yellowstone National Park, USA
Aejay Vivanh-Vong, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, USA
Carly Walstad, Sandstone Falls, USA
Xiao Wang, Yellowstone, China
Ziyao Zeng, Zion, China
Yunting Zhang, The Birth of Nature!, China
Huiran Zhu, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, China

Overview

The United States International Poster Biennial, a global competition highlighting cultural, social, academic, and professional principles, is now accepting entries. Held every two years, this prestigious event celebrates the most groundbreaking and influential poster designs from around the world.

  • Design students, graphic designers, artists, photographers, and visual communicators of all kinds are invited to submit posters created between July 1, 2023, and May 4, 2025.

    • A – SOCIAL (Professional & Student)

    • B – CULTURAL(Professional & Student)

    • C – ANIMATED (Professional & Student)
      Submit a JPG and ensure the animated poster is uploaded to Artivive.

    • D – NATIONAL PARKS (Professional & Student)

    • September 4, 2024 – Competition opens

    • May 4, 2025 – Competition closes

    • May 5 – July 5, 2025 – Jury voting process

    • July 7, 2025 – Selected posters announced

    • September 2025 – Exhibition openings

  • All works must be submitted as digital files:

    • Size: 700 px x 1000 px (Vertical)

    • Color Mode: RGB

    • Resolution: 72 dpi

    • Format: JPG

    • File Size: 2000kb (Maximum)

    There is no limit to the number of entries per participant. If your work is selected, you will receive an email with further instructions.

  • Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards will be given in each category.

    Selected posters will be featured in our exhibitions and included as a full-page spread in our catalog.

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2025 Selection Jury

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Awards Jury

  • David Carson is a highly influential graphic designer, best known for his innovative and experimental typographic work, particularly in the realm of magazine design. He gained international recognition as the art director for Ray Gun magazine, where his unconventional layouts and disregard for traditional design rules redefined the visual language of contemporary graphic design. Carson’s groundbreaking work has earned him numerous accolades, including being named “Art Director of the Era” by Creative Review and “Designer of the Year” by the International Center for Photography. His book The End of Print is one of the best-selling graphic design books of all time, further cementing his status as a pivotal figure in the design world.

    In addition to his work in print, Carson has expanded into film, television, and branding, directing commercials and designing campaigns for major clients such as Microsoft, Giorgio Armani, and Pepsi. His contributions to the field have been widely recognized, with features in prominent publications like Newsweek and The New York Times. Carson continues to influence the industry through his lectures, workshops, and ongoing design practice, maintaining a hands-on approach and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of graphic communication.

  • Lech Majewski, born in 1947, is a distinguished graphic designer and academic. He graduated from the Faculty of Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where he completed his diploma in 1972 under the guidance of Professor Henryk Tomaszewski. Currently, he is a professor at the Academy and serves as the President of the Organizing Committee of the International Poster Biennale in Warsaw. His professional work spans poster design, book design, and book illustration. Majewski’s contributions to the field have earned him numerous accolades, and his designs are featured in major exhibitions and collections worldwide. As an influential figure in the design community, he continues to shape the next generation of graphic designers through his teaching and leadership.

  • Alejandro Magallanes, born in Mexico City in 1971, is an internationally recognized graphic designer, illustrator, poet, and artist. He studied Graphic Design at the National School of Plastic Arts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Magallanes is known for his experimental approach, integrating poetry, animation, and video into his sculptures, photographs, and drawings. His innovative work has garnered international acclaim, and he continues to push the boundaries of traditional graphic design through his interdisciplinary practice.

  • Luba Lukova, a New York-based visual artist and designer, is renowned for her compelling images and thought-provoking posters that have garnered international acclaim. Her work, characterized by its boldness and deep engagement with themes of human rights, fairness, and justice, has been widely exhibited and is included in the permanent collections of prestigious institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Denver Art Museum, the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris, and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum.

    Lukova’s art has been the focus of numerous solo exhibitions, including those at the Smithsonian Affiliate National Freedom Center in Cincinnati, the Jewish Museum Milwaukee, the Museum of Design Atlanta, and UNESCO in Paris. Her work continues to resonate globally, reflecting her commitment to addressing fundamental social issues through visual communication.

  • Byoung Il Sun, born in Korea in 1958, is a prominent graphic designer based in Seoul and has served as a Professor of Visual Information Design at Namseoul University since 1995. He holds a doctoral degree in Visual Communication Design from Hongik University, Korea, earned in 2005. Dr. Sun has received numerous international design awards and has held positions on various international design juries and academic committees. His work has been widely featured in international books and periodicals, including Graphis (Taiwan) and Red Dot, and has been showcased at events such as China-Italy Design Week, Gdie, Ekoplakt, Information War, World Without Violence, the Reggae Poster Contest, the Mandela Poster Project, and Posters for Tomorrow. Additionally, his work has been selected for 117 international exhibitions worldwide.

  • Robynne Raye is an Associate Professor of Design at Lake Washington Institute of Technology in Kirkland, Washington, and the co-founder of Modern Dog Design Co., a renowned design and illustration studio in Seattle. Her clients include prominent organizations such as Showtime, The New York Times, Coca-Cola, Nordstrom, HarperCollins, Warner Bros. Records, Hillary Clinton, and K2 Snowboards. Her posters have been exhibited internationally and are part of the collections of major libraries and museums, including the Library of Congress, the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, and the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. With over thirty-five years of experience, Raye has lectured extensively on design and led workshops globally. She is also the co-author of Modern Dog: 20 Years of Poster Art and Inside the World of Board Graphics: Skate, Surf, Snow, as well as the author of 1000 Dog Portraits.

  • WePlayDesign is a Swiss creative design studio focusing on art direction founded by Sophie Rubin and Cedric Rossel. 

    Through visual and auditory worlds, the studio develops vibrant, emotional, and narrative-driven brand images.

    WePlayDesign stands out with its unique and unconventional approach, inspired by play as a driving force for experimentation and expression.

    Its approach, both playful and rigorous, allows for the creation of personalized, unexpected, and impactful solutions.

    From artistic direction to type design, from visual identity to motion design, from interactive design to generative design, the studio engages in projects spanning all areas of creation.

    WePlayDesign has been widely showcased and awarded worldwide.

Category A
Social

Social posters address critical issues affecting humanity, such as human rights, environmental preservation, and public health. Designers are encouraged to use their creativity to inspire action, raise awareness, and advocate for positive change on a global scale.

Category B
Cultural

Cultural posters celebrate and promote events across the arts, including music, theater, festivals, and exhibitions. Designers have the opportunity to visually capture the essence of diverse cultural expressions and invite audiences to engage with creativity and the arts.

Category C
Motion

Animated posters combine dynamic elements with traditional poster design, using motion to bring concepts to life. These designs can express ideas, narratives, or emotions in innovative ways, enhancing how viewers interact with the poster in digital formats.

Upload your motion posters here.

Category D
National Parks

The United States International Poster Biennial invites you to participate in the creation of innovative and captivating posters that celebrate the beauty and diversity of national parks. This year's theme for Category D focuses on the breathtaking landscapes and ecological significance of national parks within the United States. These parks are not only places of natural beauty but also vital habitats for diverse species and ecosystems. They offer countless opportunities for recreation, education, and inspiration, playing a crucial role in environmental conservation.

The aim of this project is to create posters that capture the spirit of these parks, highlighting their importance and inviting the public to connect with nature. Participants are encouraged to explore various artistic styles and techniques to craft compelling narratives that showcase the unique features of individual parks or the national park system as a whole. 

By participating in this project, designers will contribute to raising awareness about the conservation efforts required to protect these natural wonders. The posters should serve as visual ambassadors, inspiring viewers to appreciate, visit, and support national parks, ultimately fostering a deeper connection between people and the natural world.

On August 25, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed the "Organic Act" creating the National Park Service, a federal bureau in the Department of the Interior responsible for maintaining national parks and monuments that were then managed by the department. The National Park System has since expanded to 430 units (often referred to as parks), more than 150 related areas, and numerous programs that assist in conserving the nation's natural and cultural heritage for the benefit of current and future generations.

https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/national-park-system.htm

OBJECTIVES

  • Promote Awareness: Highlight the significance of national parks and their role in conservation and recreation.

  • Inspire Action: Encourage viewers to visit and support national parks.

  • Celebrate Diversity: Showcase the unique features of different national parks across the United States.