National Museum of Wildlife Art

editorial design | project coordination | print management

When art and storytelling meet design, something truly memorable happens. Creative Curiosity partnered with the National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) in Jackson Hole to design and manage production for their premiere annual publication, Call of the Wild - a 96-page, full-color magazine celebrating wildlife, conservation, and creativity.

Reaching more than 5,000 art and nature enthusiasts each year, Call of the Wild reinforces the museum’s upscale brand with thoughtful design, compelling stories, and striking imagery. Working alongside Managing Editor Dina Mishev and NMWA staff, our team helped plan content strategy, coordinate photography, and manage print and advertising logistics to ensure a seamless process from concept to completion.

The result is a refined publication that captures the essence of the Museum: elegant, inspiring, and deeply connected to the natural world and the people who protect it.

EDITORIAL DESIGN

At the heart of Call of the Wild is its editorial design - where thoughtful typography, layout, and visual hierarchy elevate each story and image. Creative Curiosity’s design team approached the magazine with an emphasis on clarity, space, and elegance, allowing the artwork and photography to take center stage.

Clean grids, sophisticated fonts, and a generous use of white space balance the publication’s energy and refinement, while consistent color palettes reinforce the museum’s brand identity. From feature interviews - including the 30th Anniversary issue’s exclusive conversation with Jane Goodall - to profiles of artists like Joel Sartore, each page was designed to guide readers effortlessly through compelling, visually stunning content.

The finished product reflects the museum’s commitment to excellence: a publication that not only informs and inspires but also serves as a collectible piece of art in its own right.

EDITORIAL DESIGN

At the heart of Call of the Wild is its editorial design - where thoughtful typography, layout, and visual hierarchy elevate each story and image. Creative Curiosity’s design team approached the magazine with an emphasis on clarity, space, and elegance, allowing the artwork and photography to take center stage.

Clean grids, sophisticated fonts, and a generous use of white space balance the publication’s energy and refinement, while consistent color palettes reinforce the museum’s brand identity. From feature interviews - including the 30th Anniversary issue’s exclusive conversation with Jane Goodall - to profiles of artists like Joel Sartore, each page was designed to guide readers effortlessly through compelling, visually stunning content.

The finished product reflects the museum’s commitment to excellence: a publication that not only informs and inspires but also serves as a collectible piece of art in its own right.

PROJECT COORDINATION

Producing a publication as rich and layered as Call of the Wild requires careful planning and collaboration. Creative Curiosity provided full project coordination, aligning creative, editorial, and advertising teams to keep every detail on track.

From early concept meetings with NMWA leadership to scheduling photography, article development, and ad placements, our design management process ensured deadlines were met and the final product reflected the museum’s high standards. We oversaw layout production, proofing, and print management, balancing visual sophistication with practical constraints to stay within budget without compromising quality.

PROJECT COORDINATION

Producing a publication as rich and layered as Call of the Wild requires careful planning and collaboration. Creative Curiosity provided full project coordination, aligning creative, editorial, and advertising teams to keep every detail on track.

From early concept meetings with NMWA leadership to scheduling photography, article development, and ad placements, our design management process ensured deadlines were met and the final product reflected the museum’s high standards. We oversaw layout production, proofing, and print management, balancing visual sophistication with practical constraints to stay within budget without compromising quality.