The Hotshot "MOON SHADOW"

This artwork feels like a dream floating through untouched pow fields under a full moon, dropping cornices in bottomless pow. That's the vibe Hayley Stewart captured in this incredible snowy mountain masterpiece!

Hayley is a Canadian artist based in Revelstoke, BC. Her mountain paintings use this incredible two-stage process she calls "chaos and order". First she hits the canvas with spray paint outdoors in Revelstoke's open air, creating these dreamy starfield-like backgrounds of color. Then she comes in with precise acrylic brushwork to build the detailed mountain landscape on top of it. The result is paintings that feel simultaneously cosmic and intimate.

What gets me about this particular piece is the deep cobalts and violets. This dramatic graphic captures the actual canvas texture, which shows up beautifully on the ski and gives it this incredible tactile depth. On the base, we took a section of the sky from the painting and blew it up huge, creating the feeling of looking up into the night sky on a cold snowy winter night.