Joe Woodland
        Art Designer

       Joe Woodland lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with his wife and children. Designing patriotic artwork has been real enjoyable to him. “The Star-Spangled Flag” was inspired by trying to combine art and education at the same time. “I wanted a flag that looked like a normal flag from across the room, but then really stood out when you got up close.” We designed “The Cross of Freedom” as a response to people who want God out of everything public.

       Personally, he believes America is a blessed country and God plays an important role in it. Joe started to produce lenticular/holographic images because he thought it would be nice to have two or three pictures in one. Even though Joe never served in the military, he appreciates those who do. He considers them heroes. His daughter currently is active duty military. He also considers anyone else like law enforcement and firefighters, as heroes and soldiers. Anyone who puts their life on the line for someone else is a hero and soldier.

       Joe also likes sports. The golf picture has been fun. Joe commissioned Kevin Nicoll to illustrate and capture three famous golfers in their nickname features. The Golden Bear, The Shark, and Tiger will all go down in golf history as three of the greats and seeing them as their nicknames has been fun for both older golfers and young.

Doug Lind
Photographer/ Graphic Designer

        With nearly three decades of experience as a commercial artist, illustrator, and photographer, Doug Lind’s distinctive artwork has garnered numerous awards and honors. His unique marriage of traditional photography with computer illustration creates captivating and sometimes enchantingly mesmerizing images.

       His attention to the intricate details of each image makes each one a true work of art. “I want the viewer to feel as if they could actually reach out and touch each meticulous detail of my artwork.” Lind is as much an artist in front of a computer screen as he is behind the viewfinder of a camera.

       Lind grew up in the Houston area amid the hubbub of the NASA space program. He has taught at Cyprus High in the Salt Lake area since 1995. Prior to teaching, Lind worked as a photographer for various newspapers and magazines across the country.

       In addition to teaching, Lind continues his work as a graphic artist/commercial photographer for various magazines and corporations in the intermountain west. Lind’s work has been used by such prestigious publications as Sports Illustrated, Time, USA Today, The Los Angeles Times, and The Houston Post, as well as the McDonald's Corporation and the Atlanta Braves.