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A couple variations of the Glade Goggle. Converted the photo to a black or white dither. The pattern of dots is generated by the computer program. This pattern is similar to the pattern of dots your inkjet printer makes when printing a photo.

Another ski area trail layout. Every time I do these I almost get a sense of what it's like to ski there. Even if it no longer exsists. So this is an example of a "lost" or "retired' ski area. You may of heard of it. It's just outside of Franklin, NH and while it no longer hosts skiers and snowboarders it is an established bike park.

From a selfie I took in the middle of a tree glade trail at Jay Peak, VT. There are a lot of "goggle" graphics for sale showing an ambiguous mountain in the lens of a pair of googles. The designers really don't put much effort into specificity. It's just a pair of goggles with an inset of a genaric mountain to print on whatever you want. But my goggles are real googles with a refection of real trees and real snow. Print that in your t-shirt and wear it.

I've been a good skier by doing a lot of that but a bad artist by not doing that. So to catch up I'll post what I've been working on this week to fill in the gaps. Ive been resting all week and have been catching up. Below is the latest ski trail layout. It's of a small area in norther Vermont. Owned by the family of Olympic and FIS World Cup alpine ski racer Bobby Cochran. An example of a ski area trail layout.

I moved to New Hampshire in 2005 to work with Jim and Mike until I got burned out, snapped at the wrong time (again) and was shown the...

Recent southern snow inspired me.

"Faux Français" Here for consideration is an early logo for my t-shirt designs. I wanted a word for word translation of Ski Classic New Hampshire. A "normal" french speaker would just say Ski Classique New Hampshire. But I wanted something more pretentious. Nailed it.