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Vehicle Wrap Designer Lead Graphic Designer @ M2 Graphix 🍁 UAL Surface Design

2000 Volkswagen New Beetle does a river crossing near Nitnat, Tuck Lake, BC - 4WDABC
Lifted and topographic wrapped Toyota Rav4 with KC light bar and lift kit for YouTuber PioneerPauly
Yellow BMW E36 with purple flames graphics in a Japanese drift JDM style, with pink holographic stars and sponsors
Cliffs of Green River by Thomas Moran, 1874 Title: Cliffs of Green River Creator: Thomas Moran Creator Lifespan: 1837/1926 Date Created: 1874 Physical Dimensions: w115.3 x h63.8 cm Medium: Oil on canvas In 1871, Moran accompanied a United States Geological Survey expedition to explore the area currently known as Yellowstone National Park. Long a gathering place for the Crow, Blackfoot, Shoshone, and other peoples, this region was still largely unknown to U.S. settlers. On his way to join the Yellowstone expedition, Moran traveled by rail to Green River, Wyoming, where he found himself drawn to the multicolored, sedimentary bluffs rising above the town. These geological landmarks became one of his favorite subjects, repeated in more than 40 canvases over the next 30 years, including this 1874 rendering. Green River was already a major rail crossroads by the time Moran first visited, but it always remained in his mind’s eye a landscape untouched by colonization and industry. —Text taken from the Carter Handbook (2023).