A shower curtain for the “Lost Snow” Ski Areas of California.
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A shower curtain for the “Lost Snow” Ski Areas of California.
Lost Snow: California
When I designed a shower curtain to celebrate the maps and logos of “Lost Snow” ski areas in California, I never imagined it would mark our own lost winter.
At peak, there were more than 82 ski areas in California. Now, Wikipedia counts just 27. Climate has been the largest factor, raising the regular snow altitude higher and higher in the Sierra, leaving behind dozens of ski hills.
The economics are also hard. In 1972, skiing passed golf to become the sport Americans spent the most money on. At that time, more than 15 million Americans skied. By 2019, fewer than 9 million Americans went skiing at all. A study found that any ski area closed for even 1 season had just a 41% chance of ever reopening.
Looking over the trail maps and logos of these “lost” ski areas, you can still pick up the energy and joy. These are brands for fun, thrilling places. And we can learn from them.
Mono - Lost Snow
one of my favorite Mono songs. very excited to see them tomorrow! :)
mono - "lost snow"