About Our Acadia National Park Art
Acadia was the first national park established east of the Mississippi River, and its dramatic coastline has drawn artists and adventurers to Maine for generations. Our Acadia poster captures Bass Harbor Head Light Station — the beloved 1858 lighthouse perched above the Atlantic — with ocean waves crashing against the rugged granite shoreline below. The cool coastal palette and the raw energy of the surf against the rock face make this one of the most striking pieces in our national park collection.
Every print starts as an original illustration in our Fort Worth, Texas studio. We draw each element by hand, building up layers of color and detail to bring these landscapes to life. The result is artwork that feels both timeless and personal — not a photograph, not AI-generated, but something drawn with intention by a real artist.
Two Editions to Choose From
Our standard Acadia poster is available in two sizes — 8×10 and 11×14 inches — and ships ready to frame on premium 270 gsm cardstock. Our hand-signed edition is personally signed by the artist before it ships, making each print a one-of-a-kind collectible. Hand-signed prints are available in 8×10 and can only be purchased here on moddayart.com.
Perfect for National Park Collectors
Whether you've watched the sunrise from Cadillac Mountain, explored the tide pools along Ocean Path, or are dreaming of your first trip to Maine, this poster brings Acadia home. It pairs beautifully with our other national park posters for a gallery wall, or stands on its own as a statement piece. Looking for a meaningful gift? A hand-signed edition makes a thoughtful choice for nature lovers, lighthouse enthusiasts, and anyone who holds Acadia close to their heart.