This graphic novel, illustrated digitally via Photoshop, depicts the 1903 camping trip taken to Yosemite Valley by John Muir and Theodore Roosevelt. It is widely believed that this trip played a key role in the creation of the National Parks Service as well as solidifying Roosevelt’s commitment to conservation. The illustration style chosen to interpret the story is a playful yet respectful nod to the importance and beauty of the natural world, and the cover typography was hand drawn, modeled after the many Ranger Naturalist Service posters of yesteryear.