Half Dome Mural
Half Dome is located at the eastern end of Yosemite Valley, possibly Yosemite's most familiar sight. A large painting of Half Dome was used to accompany the exhibit and convey the immense scale.
See more of our work at the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center, Yosemite National Park, California
Native American Exhibit
In Yosemite Valley, Native American peoples lived in the area before the first white explorations into the region. For the Visitor Center, Alumni Exhibits created interpretive murals showing views of village life based on input from specialists.
See more of our work at the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center, Yosemite National Park, California
Sequoia Forest 8' X 18'
A forest mural was created for installation in the Grant Grove Visitor Center. Many unique species are included in the mural, such as the immense Sequoia Gigantea. Azaleas, dogwoods and ferns specific to the biotic zone are shown, along Mule deer and other species.
See more of our work at Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park, Grant Grove Visitor Center, California.
The unique aquatic ecosystem of the eastern shore of the San Francisco Bay
12′x17′ This mural depicts the unique aquatic ecosystem of the eastern shore of the San Francisco Bay. It features a seven gilled shark pursuing a leopard shark.
This mural is 12' X 24' and was completed while working at Academy Studios.
To find out more about our work at East Bay Regional Park District, Crab Cove Visitor’s Center, Robert Crown Memorial State Beach, Alameda, California
Mount Diablo mural prior to installation
In this case, Alumni Exhibits provided the mural background for an interactive exhibit where visitors can see from a hawk’s point-of-view while flying over Mount Diablo. This mural was a collaborative effort with James Freed Design.
Location: Lindsay Wildlife Museum, Walnut Creek, CA
Mount Diablo mural as installed
In this case, Alumni Exhibits provided the mural background for an interactive exhibit where visitors can see from a hawk’s point-of-view while flying over Mount Diablo. This mural was a collaborative effort with James Freed Design. James Freed Design also competed the non-mural aspects of this installation.
Location: Lindsay Wildlife Museum, Walnut Creek, CA
Interactive Aquatic Habitat Display 6′ x 7′
This mural shows a multitude of aquatic habitats created by the stream that flows through the Sunol Wilderness Area in the East Bay near Fremont. It is painted on a metal panel and the park provides magnetic decals of the native fauna for visitors to place on the mural.
To see more work at this location: Sunol Regional Wilderness Visitor Center, East Bay Regional Park District, Sunol, California
Taiwanese estuary
This is a detail of a mural painted by Ali Pearson. The scene depicts a Taiwanese estuary without signs of industrialization. A flock of egrets is taking flight.
To see more work at this location: Taiwan Museum of Natural Sciences in Taichung
Ali painting the Discovery Park Mural
Alumni Exhibits created various murals and inter-active exhibits depicting natural history elements of the park.
Location: Discovery Park, Seattle, WA.
The unique aquatic ecosystem of Little Butte Creek
A mural depicting the unique aquatic ecosystem of Little Butte Creek, a tributary of the Rogue River near Eagle Point, Oregon was painted by Alumni Exhibits. The spawning habitat of the Coho salmon in small streams with stable gravel substrate is shown, along with many of the supporting species unique to the area.
See more of our work at the Harnish Visitor Center, Eagle Point, Oregon
Takelma mural
The Takelma were a Native American people that lived in the interior southwest of Oregon. Alumni Exhibits painted this mural for the Harnish Visitor Center depicting the intensive and coordinated labor involved in large-scale capture of Coho salmon with spears by men and their cleaning and drying by women.
See more of our work at the Harnish Visitor Center, Eagle Point, Oregon
Baylands Mural
The Baylands has a large resident population of birds as well as being a
major migratory stopover on the Pacific Flyway. Alumni Exhibits painted a
4 x 6 foot mural showing some of the 150 species of birds that can be seen
here, including the endangered clapper rail. A cutaway technique is used to
show aquatic creatures as well.
Location: Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center, Palo Alto, California
Mastodon Mural ~18' X 25'
This mural was completed for the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, University of Washington, Seattle and was completed while working at Academy Studios.
Glacier mural
This mural was completed for the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, University of Washington, Seattle and was completed while working at Academy Studios. It is ~18' X 22'.
Prehistoric seas
This mural was completed for the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, University of Washington, Seattle and was completed while working at Academy Studios. Assisted by mural team including Sally Dannels and Brooke Fancher. This mural is 20' X 30'.
Prehistoric seas, detail
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
University of Washington, Seattle. This mural is 20' X 30' and was completed while working at Academy Studios. Assisted by mural team including Sally Dannels and Brooke Fancher.
Mural at the Valdez Peninsula Visitor's Center in Argentina
This mural was completed while working at Academy Studios.
Noctournal mural that is in the Happy Isles Visitor's Center, Yosemite
12' X 24'
This mural is 12' X 24' and was completed while working at Academy Studios.