To create a unique piece of art, the artist itself has to espouse a unique perspective of the world.

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In order to satisfy that quest for a fresh perspective while also bolstering the community, Parlor Skis is employing homeless and disabled artists to design some of their topsheets.

Boston artists Allen Chamberland and Jeffery Powers are among the first to design graphics that reflect the same good nature and creativity that Parlor Skis holds as its core. After a pair of skis are sold, a revenue share will be distributed directly to the artists.

Buy their work here: ArtLifting

*Video courtesy of parlorskis

Barclay Idsal is a seasoned writer and digital content producer with over a decade of experience in the ski industry, where writing and skiing rank as his two all-time favorite pastimes. A passionate advocate...