While most will agree that the snow season so far has been a wash, there have been some good turns to be had. Last Friday we had a nice little system move in and dump close to 2 feet of Utah’s finest up in the hills. So of course we did what any self-respecting ski-bums would do; put up the “Gone Skiing” sign at the office, pushed our meetings to Monday, and broke out the snorkel.
Here’s Nate getting some in Main Bowl at Deer Valley:
I absolutely love process threads. As an artist, there’s something very seductive about being able to peak inside someone else’s brain, breaking down their workflow and inspirations behind a specific piece. Some equate an artist revealing their processes to a magician giving away their secrets, and think it devalues the work. However I believe quite the opposite is true.
Hello World is a common phrase used by programmers when first learning new types of code or when developing the first pages of a web site. Assembling code and websites can involve substantial amounts of work. For this reason, this simple statement is used to test efficacy of the work.
As we launch our new incarnation of the Flint website, I thought it appropriate begin our blog with our very own ‘Hello World’.
As we move into the future our posts on this page will include tricks and tips for a variety subjects within our discipline. Additionally we will post our musings thought and other sundry topics. We invite you to check back often.