Coors Field with skyline Denver Metro Ceramic Art Tile

The ballpark stands on the northeast edge of LoDo, two blocks from Union Station, with the Front Range showing past the gap in center field. Red brick, to fit the warehouses around it. The twentieth row of the upper deck is painted purple, marking the exact 5,280-foot line, one mile above sea level. The thin air is the famous thing here. Pitched curveballs break less, fly balls carry, hitters love it and pitchers learn to live with it. On a clear summer evening, the long view past the bleachers is half of why the seats fill.

Slowly infused into the ceramic surface under high heat and pressure, in our family studio in Knoxville, Tennessee.