For the Aspen Times Weekly
The Taos Pueblo, which lies on the north boundary of town, was built somewhere between 1000 and 1450 A.D. and is considered to be one ofthe oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States.
Courtesy Taos Ski Valley
You’ll cross over the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, which lies about 600 feet above the river, before arriving in downtown Taos.
Craig Turpin/Rising Sun Photog
The view heading north on Highway 285 just past Alamosa, looking at Methodist Mountain, on the way home from Taos.
Craig Turpin/Rising Sun Photog
Over the past year, I felt like I was existing among two conflicting realities of travel enthusiasts: those who still went and those who sorely stayed home.
The Best Graphic Design of the Year: Announcing the Winners of the PRINT Awards
In 2020, after being independently acquired by a group of the industry’s best design minds, PRINT launched its first significant website redesign in a decade, and returned to the design scene to provide more inspiration, design thinking in action, thoughtful longreads, and eye candy galore than ever before.
We also took stock of our signature annual competition the Regional Design Awards and decided it was time to bring it into the present like never before.
When it launched in 1980, the competition had a singular goal: to show that great design was being created in cities all across the United States, and not just in the usual hubs like New York City. The democratization of the internet has only further brought that concept to powerful life, and so it was time to formally embrace the fact that no matter where a designer lives or works, the best design rises to the top.