Davin Abegg
“Really happy how this cover art turned out. Yes, I designed it. Yes, that’s my old van on fire. Yes, the song is available in all streaming services. Yes, it’s called Night Drive by The Fever Drift. Yes, I’m in that band. Yes, we’re playing our first show this Sunday at Quarters in SLC. Any further questions?”
Ryan Bangerter
“‘If You Can Only Do One Thing, Hone It To Perfection. Hone It To The Utmost Limit!'”
Melanie Bunch
“I made this for work, and I love it! Incidentally, that seat cover was bright red originally. I’m very proud that I had the skill to change it to another color we offer in the same material. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!”
Cassidy Demkov
“I’m counting down the days to being able to being able to work out in my garden.”
“The Son de Flor Spring/Summer collection released today and it is just beautiful. My Garden Floral print is featured on a few different styles of dresses and a shawl. A link to the collection is in the comments if you’d like to see the entire collection.”
“Honey the corgi is ready for spring in my The Foggy Dog daffodil print.”
Saul Flores
“A date with THE STARS.”
Amber Giles
“Happy Spring!” 
“I have been thinking about the first day of spring today and what it represents. New growth, new beginnings, starting fresh and moving forward.“
“Flowers don’t automatically pop out of the ground. They have to go from their seeds/bulbs, struggle to push through layers and layers of dirt making sure they are getting the nutrients they need from the soil and moisture in the ground around them. Even when they reach the surface, there is still growing to be done before the flowers can bloom with their bright, vibrant colors.“
“If you feel you are in the midst of what seems to be endless, perpetual struggles in any or all areas of life, take courage. As this new season of the year begins, I hope you can remember that even flowers take time to bloom. There may be struggles to get there, but the end result is always worth it. So keep working. Keep going. Even if it is just one inch at a time. This season of struggle will pass and will lead you to some beautiful things in life.” 
“Disconnect from the constantly moving, ever busy world around you to reconnect with who you really are.”
“It’s okay to take a step back when you are feeling overwhelmed with everything going on around you. We are constantly bombarded with podcasts, music, streaming services, social media, ads, games… We are not robots and need time to rest and recharge.”
“Closing off outside sources of constant noise and taking time to sit, be still and listen to the thoughts that move through my head has been a huge help in starting to reconnect with who I am. I still have a way to go but finding time to be still has been very beneficial. How do you disconnect from the world to reconnect with yourself?”
Matt Page
“Here is one of the projects I worked on at the real estate business I worked for. They were trying to get investors to invest in the two buildings marked in red. The POV is looking west onto downtown Salt Lake City. The story is that the four blocks east of State Street and south of 100 South are growing and what we think of as “hot downtown property” will soon include those four blocks.
So in order to help illustrate it, I wanted to show the skyline, with all the big existing buildings in the background and the blocks we’re focusing on in the foreground.
The top is what it looked like 5 years ago, the middle is what it looks like now (the green buildings are new) and the bottom is what it will look like in 5 years (the yellow buildings are planned).”
“My muse.”
Katrina Parkinson
“Katrina here! Fresh in our online store today. I’ve been getting back into stamp carving and block printing. I recently just taught a class for the Tooele County Arts Guild on stamp carving and it was a blast. Each print turns out slightly different depending on how the ink transfers to the paper so each piece is unique! Each print comes with its print date and artist signature. Comes in 5X7, you can purchase yours here: https://www.blackrabbitstudios.net/
Blake Peterson
Arts Council Park City & Summit County:
“A local, artist, skier, and foodie, Blake Peterson takes us on our latest insider’s insights into Summit County.
Peterson grew up in Park City and developed a love for steep skiing and fine art.
From skiing in the World Cup at age 17 to studying art administration and photography at Westminster and California College of the Arts, Peterson blends her passions into projects that involve digital media, advertising and branding.”
Follow Peterson as she explores some of her favorite art, sport and culinary haunts here in Summit County. And, learn more about here here: https://www.pcscarts.org/insider-blake-peterson
Joan Schaidt-Owen
“Here’s another picture I had taken without the use of Photoshop.”
Jen Terry
“Felt like making something For Springtime. I think it turned out pretty well.”
Dianna Totland
“Haven’t painted in a long time. I don’t know why I go long stretches without painting. Decided it’s time. Took 2 days trying to get her shadowing to a place I liked.”
En Veylupek
Sketches
“The All-Seeing Weight”
“Micro-burst Healing”
Jazz Vitale
“Friends & family, It’s been a long time coming, but @drinkbutter recently launched its first solo collection and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. The ‘Butter Ball’, ‘Butter Dog’, ‘Dog with the Butter’, and ‘ButterTini’ Anorak jackets were created by yours truly and are available at drink-butter.com.
What started as a platform to post our films, edits, and IG cuts, quickly evolved into a place where skiers from all over the state, nation, and world have gradually come together over one shared interest — butter. Some of these skiers I’ve looked up to for years, some have just recently started to inspire me, and there will be plenty more down the line.
The whole point behind the butter is to spread love within the free-skiing community.
Specifically, to build up underdog skiers, crews, and brands that are beneficial for the culture, while also paying respect to those who paved the way for our sport. With the revenue from these designs, I plan to support other phenomenal people and projects within our community.
While it is always a great feeling to stomp a backflip, it’s even more special to encourage a friend to do their first. Here is to paying it forward and building up the next generation of skiers. 
I’m grateful for my past experiences and am excited (and grateful) to continue working in a field that I love and helping brands grow. Cheers to new beginnings!” 
“It has been an honor to spend the last week reflecting on some of my black heroes and sharing their messages and faces. Due to Covid and caring for my family, I cannot risk going to protests. However, it was not an option for me to not contribute to this movement in some way, so I decided to do what I do: create.
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