You found it. The wallpaper around you was designed by local illustrator Stacie Humpherys of Pine + Feather Studio. Every aircraft, vehicle, and medal in the pattern was drawn by hand to honor the men and women of post-9/11 military service. Here is what to look for.

  • The A-10 Thunderbolt II or “Warthog"

    A pair of Warthogs sweep low over the high desert. The A-10 has been my favorite military aircraft for a long time and I couldn’t believe we got to have one of Gowen field’s own here in the museum. And you know I had to place the famous “BRRRT” of its guns in the scene.

  • CH-47 Chinook and HMMWV (Humvee)

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  • Bradley Fighting Vehicle

    Two crewmen ride high out of the hatches as a Bradley crosses open desert. The infantry fighting vehicle carried troops into and out of the fight.

  • Hesco Barriers

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  • K-9 Patrol Team

    A military working dog and handler check a roadside, nose down and leash steady. K-9 teams served on patrol, detection, and search missions throughout the war.

  • UH-60 Blackhawk

    Soldiers load up beneath the rotors of a Black Hawk, the utility workhorse of the war. It carried troops, supplies, and medevac crews wherever the mission went.

  • The Forward Operating Base

    Hesco walls, concertina wire, and a guard tower against distant mountains. Ask anyone who deployed to describe daily life and a scene like this is in the picture.

  • Campaign Medals

    The Iraq Campaign Medal and Afghanistan Campaign Medal, illustrated by hand. They honor the service and sacrifice of those who earned them.

Stacie Humpherys, architectural illustrator and Creative Director of PIne + Feather Studio

Meet the Artist

Stacie Humpherys is an illustrator, surface designer, and former engineer living and working in Middleton, Idaho, minutes from the museum. Through Pine + Feather Studio she creates story-driven wallpaper for museums, hotels, and homes across the country. Designing for the GWOT Wing was personal: she has worked on the Warhawk's interpretive exhibits for years. About the Studio →

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    Illustrated by human hands

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    Printed to order in the USA

  • Commercial-grade substrates available

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