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Slideshow: Snow and ski art contest 2010

Finalists from our annual illustration contest

By PHOENIX STAFF | November 19, 2009

Every year, students from Bob Maloney’s ‘Experimental Illustration’ class at MassArt take on the challenge and compete with each other for the Phoenix’s annual Ski /Snowboard cover.

All the contestants did a fine job, again, this year and the decision was tough. Ultimately, the winning illustration for the cover-art contest this year was by Stefan Volatile-Wood. The illustration features an almighty Yeti catching amazing air somewhere deep in the woods of perhaps New Hampshire or Vermont.

Click through to see all the illustrations submitted in this year's contest.

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Illustration by Stefan Volatile-Wood won the cover-art contest.
For great ski and snowboard tips and information, visit our Ski Guide 2010.

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