Relay for Life t-shirts

I designed these 2009 Relay for Life shirts for Joel's company. I really like this picture of the 'manly' construction workers wearing them. The company wanted them to look like college fraternity t-shirts but still wanted to use the Relay for Life signature purple. It's hard to see in the pic but the circle is made up of cancer ribbons and it is in remembrance of their CFO who passed away last year. Pin It

Fry Canyon-Day 4

These are the 'business hours' of the place we were trying to rent gear from in Moab. Fry Canyon is about a two hour drive Southwest of Moab. One of our Canyoneering guides (Jackson Hole Mountain Guides), Aimee Left to right: Dad, Aimee, Jim (other guide) We rappelled into this crack This water was 40 degrees. We did one 15 ft. swim and the rest was wading through waist deep water. You can see my dad in the background taking the temperature with his dive watch. Beautiful slot canyon! Fremont Indian ruins. Our guides had not previously been up there so later we had to scout a way to get to them. Hiking and exploring Me and Dad Scrambled up to the top of the canyon again This guy was looking for some water. This was the rappel down to the ruins. The rope we had was just long enough. Exploring the ruins This is just stacked rock...amazing it has stood for so long. A little color in the desert The climb back up from the ruins. You can't see them in the photo, but there were tiny Moki Steps at the very bottom that the Indians carved out to help them get up the canyon walls. It was really cool to use them. This is Newspaper Rock (petroglyph) outside Canyonlands National Park. 2000 years of Indian story-telling here. AMAZING. A pack of deer in Canyonlands just before sunset. It was challenging driving with them everywhere. Free range cows everywhere too. We had a face-off with one in the middle of the road. She won. Pin It

Slickrock, Hole in the Rock, La Sal Mtn. Loop-Day 3

Entrance to Slickrock mountain bike trail. Do not be fooled - this trail is EXTREMELY hard! This is another place we stumbled upon. It is a 5000 sq. ft. home built into a huge rock from the 1950's. This place is so quirky. You could take tours of the home but there was also a gift shop, general store, petting zoo, sculpture garden and a small cemetery. Ostrich and Emus Cactus Sculpture made up entirely of golf clubs La Sals up close (La Sal Loop) Moab from a distance Snow on the ground in the desert - WEIRD! Fins and things! Pin It

Arches National Park-Day 2

Pine Tree Arch Landscape Arch La Sals in the distance We stumbled upon a perfect wall for climbing Hangin out Hiking in the Devil's Garden My dad admiring the view This arch is no more Famous Delicate Arch - It was a 3 mile hike (about 600 ft. elevation gain) just to see this arch but it was worth it...very dramatic and iconic. That's me underneath it...gives you some perspective of the scale. Ute rock art dating back to A.D. 1650 - 1850 The Fiery Furnaces Balanced Rock Pin It

Moab, Utah-Day 1

These pics were taken on the drive in from Grand Junction, Colorado to Moab, Utah. We had some travel delays that put us in later than we were expecting but none-the-less a beautiful trip. The scenic route followed the Colorado River for over 20 miles and in the distance you could see the La Sal mountain range. Pin It

Spring mix watercolor wedding invitation

This is for a bride who will be carrying a 'spring mix' bouquet and her bridesmaid's dresses are navy blue. Pin It

Tampa

So sweet! Worn out... Dusty at the dog beach My contribution to the girls' bathroom Pin It