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Siblings growing up with art as a hobby to building a business together.
Siblings growing up with art as a hobby to building a business together. Crystal's blue indigo salmon debuted on the "art of the skateboard" stamp last month. Two years before, Rico's "Raven Story Stamp" debuted to the nation with a big splash after being delayed with the pandemic.
AP News on the Art of the Skateboard
Crystal cruised through 2-3 media interviews a day for a couple of weeks on her skateboard stamp design with the United States Postal Service. Here is the story from the AP News: https://apnews.com/article/skateboarding-postal-stamps-native-indigenous-art-799ef2bc76a2dec3672ba4f2ff273dd1
Art of the Skateboard listed on HypeBeast
Hypebeast is an online source for news on contemporary culture and lifestyle has an article on the stamp "Art of the Skateboard" designed by Crystal Worl: https://hypebeast.com/2023/2/usps-art-of-the-skateboard-stamps-united-states-postal-service
ABC/FOX news Women's History Month Interview with Crystal Worl on USPS stamp design
Crystal's "Art of the Skateboard" stamp design was featured on the ABC/FOX news as part of highlighting Women's History Month. Check out her interview at the link below: https://www.youralaskalink.com/news/local/alaskan-native-artists-design-is-on-stamp/article_60a9a533-1dd7-5289-92af-ea1b3655f179.html
NPR's Marketplace Interviews Rico Worl
What inspired Rico Worl to launch Trickster Co.? Living in downtown Juneau, he witnessed the inauthentic souvenir market. He wanted to carve a space for visitors to Alaska to buy authentic Indigenous products, like a deck of playing cards. Listen to his story here: https://www.marketplace.org/2023/01/16/indigenous-siblings-bringing-native-designs-masses/