NST Ski Drops Limited Edition Artwork & Merch

Originally posted on Powder | By Izzy Lidsky | Last updated May 7, 2025 3:00 PM ET

Natural Selection Tour (NST) Ski has released a limited edition run of prints and merch on Wednesday, May 7, 2025 to commemorate the event's first run.

In the past, NST has commissioned a piece of art to go along with each event and sold copies signed by athletes that competed in the event. Throughout the last few years of NST Snow events, they've worked with several artists with a range of styles.

For all events across the Natural Selection Tour this year, NST teamed up with artist Mike Parillo to create a series of posters and merch for each discipline. Parillo's work has become deeply ingrained in snowboard culture and can be seen in collaborations with brands like Volcom and Lib Tech. His paintings are surreal, colorful, and bold in their use of color and line work. Across each sport featured in NST, Parillo's pieces emulate a different landscape and energy while still acting as a cohesive body of work when placed together.

Each archival fine art giclée print in the 25 edition run was signed by every NST Ski athlete prior to the event. Prints are 26" x 38.5" and available on the NST website for $495. Check out the print for NST Ski below.

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If you can't snag one of the 25 limited edition prints, NST has also made apparel with emblems from each of Parillo's paintings on them. A variety of hoodies, long sleeve, and short sleeve shirts with the limited edition graphics are also available on the NST site.

Anecdotally, I've seen the run of NST Bike prints made by Parillo up close and in person, and they are gorgeous.

NST founder Travis Rice has long been a supporter of the arts and found ways to incorporate visual art into whatever he's cooking up. It's pretty cool to see him continue to do this as a way to create unique event merch every year. Anyone else think they should do a ski/board collab next year?

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