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It's important to know that the level of quality I am known for is second to none. That means attention to certain details combined with the use of industrial grade materials designed to make a project last for decades or longer. 

You may already have a clear idea of what your project looks like, or use these images and videos to inspire ideas that support your vision, or that of your community. 

A fun wall art project done in the basement of the Auditorium in Eureka Springs AR inspired by monthly drumming in the park.

Installed at Lake Leatherwood bike trails in Arkansas

Sometimes a person or organization will become a sponsor of a project, as in this case where Restoration Chiropractic sponsored this praying mantis completed at Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture in Columbia Missouri last year. 

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Bigfoot takes a seat at Lake Leatherwood Park in Arkansas. 

Giant hand sculpture at BikeFest in Bentonville Arkansas

Large sculpture installation near Branson Missouri

These giant bug sculptures show off our garden friends. 

The sculptor holds a productivity meeting with a couple of "associates".

Clary-Shy Community Park holds ribbon-cutting event for new outdoor sculptures by Stephen R Feilbach

Cheerful Sunflower metal art 

Got something in mind for your garden?

The making of a mushroom playhouse in 27 seconds flat.

What kid wouldn't like a fantasy playhouse?

commemorative bench

Adding nature and an element of surprise and delight in parks and other settings makes a big difference

May the child inside you remain alive and well

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