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Blizzard asked a cheeky Utah artist to design their new skis. She gave them something one of a kind.

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Blizzard asked a cheeky Utah artist to design their new skis. She gave them something one of a kind.
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Utah News spotted this story published November 13, 2026 at Salt Lake Tribune. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Park City During the 13-minute ride between her parents ramen restaurant at the base of Park City Mountain's Town Lift and teenage freedom at the top, young Penelope Misa had plenty of time to study the graphics on her skis. A covert artist in a home where she had been told she had to be a doctor or a lawyer, she peered down at them with curiosity and even a little envy.

Park City During the 13-minute ride between her parents ramen restaurant at the base of Park City Mountain's Town Lift and teenage freedom at the top, young Penelope Misa had plenty of time to study the graphics on her skis. A covert artist in a home where she had been told she had to be a doctor or a lawyer, she peered down at them with curiosity and even a little envy.

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