I really like the art style and how those thoughtless complaints were turned into something really nice.

Such beautiful places from the photographs I have seen online. My ability to travel is extremely limited so I would be over joyed to see such incredibly special places. The posters created from such stupid reviews are fantastic, thank you so much for your creativity 😊😊

Spent a summer 20 years ago working a season at an Alaskan lodge where there were often bear sightings. One visitor was disappointed she hadn't seen a bear yet and asked one of our housekeepers if he could find, catch and tie one up so she could see it up close.

Some people should just stick to their malls.

Would also love these illustrations in poster size so I could put them in my garage and have a good laugh every time I’m in there!

Hilarious! Please make more!!

Those are fantastic. I just did Yellowstone this summer, and have visited Grand Canyon and Great Smokey Mountain parks as well in this set. I'd love to have a set of those for framing. The style is a brilliant emulation of the historic national park posters, and the juxtaposition of complaint reviews from modern phone-addicted troglodytes is priceless. Thank you, those truly brightened my day. Art

This is how modern society has taught people how to be: only focus on superficial things (that you have to pay for) and don't be aware of nature (because you won't care when we ruin it for profit).

People need to chill, mother nature didn't make these places just to please a bunch of crazy tourists

Just a bunch of drawings with words. No plot development, no action sequences, no explosions, no car chases. Just words.

Fantastic way to present both the majesty of our parks and the very laughable comments of apparently clueless human beings. “Apparently clueless” was the nicest way I could put it.

Brilliant! Thanks for bringing a laugh to my day.

I once wrote a review of a campground as if it were a hotel, complaining about how noisy the creek next to my campsite was & that the concierge ignored my complaints about the noise that persisted throughout the posted "quiet hours," having to share bathroom facilities -- this isn't Eastern Europe! -- and the fact that the place is so far from good restaurants. (I also included a real review, just in case people missed the parody aspect of it. Because yeah - there are people who think national parks should be theme parks & who do not understand that a wilderness area is legitimate wilderness.)

These illustrations are Funnier than s**t. Here is my advice to those seeking the wonders of our National Parks. Before you go, find out why it was important to preserve, to the people that helped preserve it, and ten try to see the area through their eyes. You may just discover what truly makes the area special

Please tell me that there is a way to buy one or more of these as posters or postcards.

I'd love to have some of these in poster/sticker/tshirt form! Please create an easy store for them!

These are amazing. Any plans for a book once you've drawn all the parks?

I'm very proud of our State and National Parks, Forest Preserves, etc. People who don't appreciate them have that right, and should stay surrounded by concrete, noise, and WIFI.

These are great. Kudos to the artist for this unique take. The posters would look fantastic decorating the walls of outdoor sports shops.

Some people would complain there was no caffeine in their decaf coffee.

I absolutely love this concept. A bit of a laugh at the way not to look at these massive park treasures. I would totally buy these as bumper stickers at the parks. We like to collect National Park stickers to remind us of the amazing parks we’ve been too. These ones would remind us to laugh too!

These are fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing. Love our National Parks

Well as I live just outside Glacier National Park I say..yes its too cold for most so dont bother coming for a visit. Go to Yosemite instead! 😊 Montana's all full!

This one needs to be added to the list. “There were no taco trucks in RMNP.” https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g28927-i252-k14775110-RMNP_observations_Overrated_and_lack_of_services-Colorado.html#120860911

These need to be t-shirts. Please tell me there are t-shirts. I'd buy them all

I love these as I have visited many of the parks you have illustrated. Is there anyplace I can see all of the parks? Have you added the New river park to you sketches? Something could be said about getting wet!

I love these so so much. Pretty please do one for Rocky Mountain National Park. I even grabbed a few negative review snippets as potentials: "It's just boring. It's like any forest," "Not enough amenities or parking," "Too many visitors," and my personal favorite, "The elk were just laying around."

Can I buy these in poster form?

I hope that more people would appreciate that there is nothing inherently "great" about any of the locations depicted above. Value is something that people attach to things and people can have different priorities which lead them to apply different values to the same thing. One person's majestic vista is another person's wasted day. I have noticed that there is a cultural attitude, that is (to me) shockingly prevalent in the U.S., whereby camping and 'the "great" outdoors' is glorified. Please appreciate that this is simply a cultural attitude (albeit a common one) and that just because some people have drunk the coolaid/misty mountain air, doesn't mean that everyone must agree. I, myself, can't imagine why anyone would want to go to (to my mind) ghastly and boring places like deserts, but I rather enjoy lakes, waterfalls, and forest views.

Oh my gosh...I love them. Can you do Acadia next?! Let me know when you do because our followers will LOVE it!

I LOVE THEM. ALL OF THEM.

Irony. It is humour using the opposite. This is what you're seeing. Stop insulting the talented and funny person un-ironically .

they were cool

I don't get why everyone is mad about these. Am I the only one who gets that they're satirical?

If you buy an annual park pass you can visit them all for 80$ a year

Ok - I get it. These were all tongue in cheek. Meh.

Frankly this sucks. F**k off.