Leaves have returned to naked branches that earlier held holiday lights.
Birds flit across skies that, once gray and foreboding, are now light blue.
Now go to work. Contestants are urged to depict specific scenes in the Park with liberal use of color. Any medium tempera, watercolor, chalk, pastel is acceptable, but the artwork must measure no larger than 11 by 14 inches. The name, age, address and telephone number of the artist should be noted on the reverse side. Winners will receive Centennial Olympic Park T-shirts, sweatshirts and ball caps just in time for spring and their work will be displayed at the Park Visitor s Center and in the next issue of Fountain Pen, the Park's quarterly newsletter.