Episode 46: Erica Fielder, Designing Interpretive Displays

Erica Fielder is the owner of Erica Fielder Studio, an interpretive studio that creates interpretive displays for parks and visitor centers. Erica has worked with over 50 creative partners during the studio’s 30-year history and has guided the production of almost 1,400 interpretive displays.

How did Erica become a designer of interpretive panels?

How does she prepare watercolor paintings for her panels?

How does Erica begin conversations with prospective clients?

Let’s find out.

LINKS

Erica Fielder Studio

Sam H. Ham

Freeman Tilden

Jug Handle Creek Farm & Nature Center

Maraya Cornell on Twitter

Maraya Cornell on LinkedIn

National Association for Interpretation (NAI)

North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)

Pannier Graphics - Outdoor Signage and Exhibit Bases

iZone Imaging - Custom Signs and Environmental Graphics

Transcript: Ep46, Erica Fielder, Designing Interpretive Panels

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