You Will Be Found music video
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You Will Be Found music video

vincent (starry night by van gogh)
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Vincent, Don McLean (Stephen Webber)

Kashmir, Led Zeppelin (Scratch Ambassadors)
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Kashmir, Led Zeppelin (Scratch Ambassadors)

Stylus Symphony, Dubstep Symbiosis
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Stylus Symphony, M4: Dubstep Symbiosis

Stylus Symphony, One for the DJ
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Stylus Symphony, M3: One for the DJ

Stylus Symphony, Na Pali
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Stylus Symphony, M2: Na Pali

Stylus Symphony: Symphonic Scratch
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Stylus Symphony, M1: Symphonic Scratch

Feather Friend
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Feather Friend, Tess Tyler

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Here are some of my latest Instagram posts:

Work in progress, repainting my bike helmet Feelings of spring (a quick painting exercise)—I love seeing all the light yellow-greens popping out everywhere. “Confrontation,” 18” x 18”, acrylic on canvas. Anything in your life feel like this? Some pushing, some churning, a fair bit of confusion.... I was painting while listening to a lecture today, vaguely thinking about doing something swirly, inspired by the work of @allisonjoneshunt. This was the result. Swirly, 12”x12”, acrylic on paper. A few detail shots of my latest sculpture, “Icaria.” This is my other entry in the Springville Art Museum's 98th annual "Spring Salon." I’ve shown lots of progress shots of this sculpture, but here finally is the finished product. This is one of my two entries in the Springville Art Museum's 98th annual "Spring Salon." It's my first time entering this state-wide juried show, so I imagine the competition is considerable, and I have no idea if it will be accepted, but it's something to shoot for. Decisions will be made in a week, and the show will open at the end of the month. This sculpture (name TBA, working title “triple loop”) came off the scaffolding today, finally able to stand on its own three feet, thanks to the many layers of concrete, plaster and mâché. Now I need to decide how to finish it. This is a work in progress. It’s been sitting this way for a while—not quite finished, I think, but not sure where to go next. That’s part of the fun and frustration with this type of painting: you’re never quite sure it’s done until you’re sure it’s done. (Does that makes any sense?)

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