Todd Cummings is an artist, native Vermonter, and owner of Forest City Designs, a paper goods, and apparel design business in Huntington, Vermont. He has been known to love spending time outdoors during all seasons, hiking, paddling, camping, skiing, and exploring. When not working in his studio or sharing his work, you might find him rambling the backcountry of his home state seeking inspiration in nature.

 His work celebrates the wild, natural places of Vermont and New England and all that nature offers the mind, body, and soul. Cummings' technique is a fusion of photography and illustration. Using his camera, he gathers visual documentation of places he loves. Back in his studio, the artist uses these reference photos, digital drawing tools, and software to create modern illustrated, travel-style art prints and cards that reveal the essence of a place. Cummings' style is modern landscape realism inspired by American landscape painting, traditional Japanese printmaking, and the vintage travel poster genre including the illustrated National Park posters of the WPA in the 1940s.

Green clearing with yellow flowers in front of a deep green forest and blue mountains.
Image depicting a boathouse on the lake, done in subtle shade changes from orange to blue.
Scenery on a lake where forestry is colored in deep greens and blues while the lake and sky are orange tones.
Close view of a rock cairn in greys in front of a blue mountainous landscape.
Green clearing in front of a blue mountainscape with an orange sky.
Scenery of a green forest clearing with mountains in the back and a sky in peach.
View of a mountain range in blues and a sky in pastel orange.
View of the lake and mountains in deep and light blues while the moon is in eclipse with a glow around its edges.
View of a campfire in vibrant oranges compared to the black forest scenery and blue lake and sky.
View of a meadow through a deep green tree and grass line to brighter green pasture.