Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah Magnet - Turquoise Sky Collection

+ a 3” x 3” flat magnet featuring Bryce Canyon National Park + 

“A hell of a place to lose a cow”, as ol’ Ebenezer Bryce, BCNP’s namesake, once said of the maze of canyons within the park’s main amphitheater. There’s no doubt why Bryce Canyon National Park gained the national park designation in 1928 and eventually became one of Utah’s “Mighty 5”. Along with its ecological & cultural significance, Bryce Canyon’s geology ignites the imagination as you stare out over the park’s sea of orange, red, yellow, and pink hoodoos, carved out of the sediment deposited in an ancient lakebed 50 million years ago. 

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The Turquoise Sky Collection was born out of a deep love for the Southern Utah-Northern Arizona region, which is home to a near infinite number of world-class natural sites. The stickers, magnets, postcards, and prints within the collection aim to give the holder a way to retrace the memories of past visits and spark the desire for future visits. I created each design by starting with an original photo, taken either by myself or a close friend during a visit to the site, and overlaying my own digital illustration. 

Dimensions: 3” x 3”