Stan Herd's earthworks have been published worldwide. His works have reached audiences from Sri Lanka to Moscow and have appeared in numerous publications including Smithsonian, National Geographic, People Magazine, and the Wall Street Journal.

Film crews from South America, Japan, and England have captured Herd's unique art for presentation to facinated television audiences. He has been featured on CBS's Sunday Morning, Fox Television's Breakfast Time, NBC's Dateline, CNN News, ABC's Good Morning America, and National Public Radio's All Things Considered.

Stan is also the author of Crop Art and Other Earth Works a chronicle of his work from 1976 to 1993.

"Several things happend to Herd in the 1970's to interest him in the idea of art from above. Two television documentaries had a huge impact on him--one about the mysterious line drawings in the Nazca Desert in Peru, which make sense only when viewed from the air; and the other about Christo..."
Jim Robbins for Smithsonian magazine, July 1994