Chaco Culture National Historical Park by Annie Riker

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Design By: Annie Riker
Annie Riker

Annie Riker is an artist and designer who loves exploring mountains, forests, coffee shops, and the unknown. She’s the former Creative Director of National Parks Conservation Association. She works from her home studio and lives with her husband and son in beautiful Asheville, NC.


See her latest work on Instagram at @annieriker

 

Design By: Annie Riker
Annie Riker

Annie Riker is an artist and designer who loves exploring mountains, forests, coffee shops, and the unknown. She’s the former Creative Director of National Parks Conservation Association. She works from her home studio and lives with her husband and son in beautiful Asheville, NC.


See her latest work on Instagram at @annieriker

 

Artist Statement

A Collard Lizard looks up at the Fajada Butte at Chaco Culture National Historical Park. The symbol of the Sun Dagger, a famous petroglyph that was discovered at the butte, rises into the sky. I sketched this poster first in ink, then brought it into Photoshop and digitally painted it, one line at a time. ‰ÛÓ Annie Riker