Exploring Nature licenses Sheri Amsel’s illustrations and diagrams for: interpretive signage, publications, educational projects, and product development. Search the site to find the illustrations you might need or look at some examples below.
Or have Sheri create the exact illustration you need for your project, Click here.

How does this work?
1) Look through the site and find the artwork you wish to license and send us a link. Check out some of the art that people have licensed.
2) Or request specific images and we’ll send you links from which to choose. Email: sheri@exploringnature.org.
3) Once we agree on a licensing fee, we’ll email a license agreement. Sign and send back with payment.
4) We’ll email a high resolution version of art for your project.
Pricing:
• Small spot art: $25 per piece (one time use contract).
• Small pre-made art or diagrams (8.5 x 11): $100-300 as plain art or pre-made pdf diagrams (one time use contract).
• Larger pre-made or made-to-order art (11×17″ and up) for signage: $300-500 per piece (depending upon the complexity) as plain art tiffs or pre-made pdf diagrams (one time use contract).
• Larger pre-made or made-to-order art with full layout (ready for the fabricator): $500-800 per piece (depending upon the complexity) (one time use contract).
Multiple piece projects will get a per piece discount, depending upon the layout needs.
Why don’t I give my art away for free? (Yes, people do ask me this…)
I have a job, like everyone else. My job is creating science and nature illustrations (and content). Every piece of art or content that I create takes hours of work. Every time I sell an art license, it helps me pay bills.
I do occasionally give away art to students working on projects or educational non-profits whose missions I support. If you think you have a non-profit mission that needs my art, I welcome your request. Email me: sheri@exploringnature.org
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Let’s look at some art:


Also check out illustrations used for signage on Nature Trails.


















