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Help us pick our next YITP shirt! 👕✨

Four incredible local artists submitted designs, and now it's your turn to choose which one gets printed and worn to the park. Swipe through, find your favorite, and comment your pick below 👇 

Our Entries:
📌ENTRY A: A New Flow by @crystalbelleatelier
📌ENTRY B: PNW Yoga Flow and Movement by Valeriya B. @bugattiart
📌ENTRY C: All Are Welcome Here by Robert H. @roberthayze
📌ENTRY D: Is It Savasana Yet? by Angelina S. @drawn_by_angelina

🗳️ How to vote:
1️⃣ Scroll through all designs
2️⃣ Pick your favorite
3️⃣ Comment A, B, C, or D to cast your vote!

Heads up, hearts and likes don't count; only comments! Voting closes September 3rd, and we'll announce the final design that same day.

Swipe to see them up close!

Our Entries:
📌ENTRY A: A New Flow by @crystalbelleatelier
📌ENTRY B: PNW Yoga Flow and Movement by Valeriya B. @bugattiart
📌ENTRY C: All Are Welcome Here by Robert H. @roberthayze
📌ENTRY D: Is It Savasana Yet? by Angelina S. @drawn_by_angelina

Remember: Comment A, B, C, or D to cast your vote!

"My design celebrates wellness, community, and new beginnings.

The rising sun stands for hope; the flowing ribbons carry breath, music, water, and movement. The figures show different ways of finding wellness... through activity, through stillness, through connection.

Gas Works Park, the Seattle skyline, Mount Rainier, and native flowers root it all in the Pacific Northwest. I've been to yoga in the park, to soundbaths, to other gatherings, and this design holds all of it. Wellness is for everyone, and communities grow stronger when people gather, move, and connect."

– Crystal S. | @crystalbelleatelier

"Infinity Flow explores the balance between movement and stillness. The octopus, with its eight arms moving freely in different directions, becomes a symbol of the many energies, responsibilities, emotions, and possibilities we hold at once. Yet at its center, it remains grounded in a meditative yoga pose.

From my perspective as an artist, yoga is not about stopping the movement around us—it is about finding stillness within it. I am deeply inspired by organic movement, flowing lines, and the relationship between th
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