Citizens of a small town in ski country have overcome significant hurdles to recover from a series of economic disasters. They have even leveraged their dark side to their advantage. Their hard work was paying off, and they saw a bright future ahead, only to have it all fall to pieces around their heads and shoulders.

Finally, things have started to turn around in a post-Covid world doing its best to look like a pre-Covid world. The town’s leadership calls on a touring concert professional recovering from a severe injury, the arts center manager, and their students to help them reach for a new project that will help put the town back on its feet. While assisting the village in driving its way forward, the two at the heart of the process find each other.

Drawings of Love opens as a 32-year-old former touring concert professional emerges from self-imposed exile. Shane Denning has been severely injured on the job. Broke and broken, he has spent the last two years in his parent’s care. Searching for gainful employment as a computer-aided drafting technician, he is hired to teach mechanical drawing at the local community college. As word of his skills spreads, Shane is conscripted to assist in several projects for the community and one local businesswoman in particular.

Suitable for teens, but not suitable for evangelicals or Trump supporters. CRT Trigger Warning!