Here’s a bit of a throwback to the summer of 2017 when I was Philmont Scout Ranches staff graphic designer. Over the summer one of my long term projects was to create a series of promotional visuals for 2019 registration. The concept that I came up with was a map of Philmont’s property with type inlayed. I decided to use geometric shapes inspired by the jagged rock found all over Philmont’s massive property. This included a bit of an easter egg for Philmont fanatics and staff who know the AOR map… Within every ad, the AOR in which the photo was taken is highlighted with one of the dominating colors from the photograph, taken by one of Philmont’s talented staff photographers. This is one of those projects that I will forever be proud of. It was really a great beautiful collaboration between photographer and designers and I think that it really showed in the final product!
Two Cavalcade guides exploring one of Philmont’s many backcountry roads.
I camper laughing while feeding an apple to a mule.
Fly fishing on a beautiful morning at the Cito Reservoir.
Campers cheering on their crew member at one of Philmont’s COPE courses.
A backcountry staff member reading a story at Ponil’s campfire.
A backcountry staff member giving a crew a mine tour at French Henry.
Staffer showing a crew petroglyph’s left by Native Americans.
Two backcountry staffers taking a brake between crews.
A scout spar pole climbing at Crater Lake.
A scout taking part in the Archery program at Apache Springs.
A crew taking part in a mine tour at French Henry.
A crew bouldering at Cimaroncito, one of Philmont’s three climbing camps
A scout looking out at Wheeler Peak, New Mexico’s highest mountain from the saddle on Mt. Baldy.
A snapshot from the Metcalf Station campfire show.
