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Ski Guide 2011: [Slideshow] Snow and ski art contest

Finalists from our annual illustration contest
By PHOENIX STAFF  |  November 10, 2010

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.

Once again, all the contestants did a bang-up job. Ultimately, the winning illustration for the cover-art contest this year was by John McCabe. What made this our favorite? We especially liked the crisp outlines and the way the skier popped against that moody, blood-red sky.

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

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Illustration by John McCabe, winner of this year's cover-art contest.

READ:For ski and snowboard coverage, check out our 2011 Ski Guide

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