Wyoming Office of Tourism x Surf Wyoming

Two smartphones displaying social media posts with Wyoming-themed T-shirts; one blue T-shirt with a design and text, and one brown T-shirt with a patch of Yellowstone National Park and a sticker of a volcano.
A graphic design combining the words 'That's WY' with a bison silhouette containing the words 'Surf Wyoming' inside, and an 'X' symbol connecting the two elements.

Overview // Apparel Design, Collaboration

Role: Primary Designer (apparel design, illustration, production)

Team: Bighorn Design, Wyoming Office of Tourism, Surf Wyoming

In collaboration with the Wyoming Office of Tourism (WOT) and Surf Wyoming, facilitated by Bighorn Design, two limited-edition apparel collections were created to promote Wyoming's iconic landmarks and activities. The designs, featuring bold, modern, hand-drawn visuals, highlighted the state’s unique tourist appeal. Merchandise, including shirts, stickers, and patches, was developed to provide a high visual impact and boost WOT’s visibility through cross-promotion. The project successfully blended tourism marketing with Wyoming’s lifestyle brand, driving engagement and increasing sales for both parties.

The Landscape Series turned Wyoming's landmarks into designs people actually wanted to wear. Bold hand-drawn illustrations of Grand Teton, Devils Tower, and Grand Prismatic Spring, each with color palettes pulled straight from the real thing. Clean line work that scaled from shirts to stickers without losing impact.

T-shirt with a graphic of Devil's Tower, with the text 'Devil's Tower National Monument' encircling it.
Gray t-shirt with a colorful contour map graphic and the words 'Grand Prismatic Spring' in a circle around it.
Illustration of the Grand Teton National Park logo with purple mountains, green trees, and black text on a navy blue background printed on a navy blue T-shirt.

The Action Series captured Wyoming activities through circular badge designs that contain the scene while letting movement break the frame. Hiking, camping, rodeo: each distilled to essential action using detailed line work. The energy in each scene kept the designs dynamic and translated Wyoming experiences into wearable graphics that resonated with locals and visitors alike.

Blue T-shirt featuring a white line drawing of mountains, trees, a lake with a small tent, and a camper trailer under a sun with radiating lines, with the phrase "BVVWOM CAMPER LIFE" curved around the image.
Green T-shirt featuring a white graphic illustration of a mounted rodeo cowboy, with the text "Wyoming Rodeo Life" curved along the bottom of the design.
Maroon T-shirt with a white graphic of two hikers walking near a river with mountains and forest in the background, and the words "WYOMING HIKING LIFE" curved along the side of the graphic.