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The Orcar at night lit in pink and blue LED rope, riders inside the ribs above a dense festival crowdThe Orcar in afternoon sun, kids climbing all over its steel ribs and dorsal fin, the Squamish mountains hazy behind The Orcar in afternoon sun, kids climbing all over its steel ribs and dorsal fin, the Squamish mountains hazy behindThe Orcar at night lit in pink and blue LED rope, riders inside the ribs above a dense festival crowd The Orcar parked beneath a fringed festival canopy at night, white LED rope tracing the orca outline The Orcar at night, its orca rib-cage traced in rainbow LED rope, riders standing aboard as a festival crowd gathers behind The Orcar at dusk with riders aboard, a forested mountain ridge and festival grounds behind Detail of the Orcar tail fluke, laser-cut steel with carved wave scrollwork, LED-edged against a deep blue dusk sky The Orcar lit in rainbow LEDs moving through the festival grounds at night with passengers inside Around twenty people aboard the Orcar in daylight, showing the scale and capacity of the art car The Orcar, a 24 ft illuminated orca sculpture on a truck chassis, lit up at night The Orcar at night — illuminated orca art car glowing at a festival Orcar A life-size metal orca you ride inside and climb on top of
A DJ performing behind The Observer at a club show, its white-lit panels glowing over a crowd with raised handsThe Observer by day as a coffee bar front: laser-cut hexagon and spiral panels around a central eye, on grass The Observer by day as a coffee bar front: laser-cut hexagon and spiral panels around a central eye, on grassA DJ performing behind The Observer at a club show, its white-lit panels glowing over a crowd with raised hands The Observer lit in purple and gold: laser-cut hexagon cubes and spiral panels either side of a central lotus with an eye, reflected on a dark floor The Observer glowing orange and white at an outdoor night event, with people sitting on the grass in front The Observer unlit by day, its cedar-trimmed carved panels serving as the front of a festival coffee bar Close-up of hands fitting laser-cut hexagon faceplates into cedar frames during the build The Observer A lightbox DJ booth with an all-seeing eye
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