The true story of the Infamous Lone Unicorn rider and his battle with bandits. Watch as he fights them off using mentos and diet coke!
This was our entry into the YouTube Mentos Diet Coke Geyser Contest. We took home the first prize which included a mentos hat and 500 iTunes downloads.
Sam Holmes - Bandit
Paul Holmes - Unicorn Rider
William Holden - Bandit
Sunday, September 24, 2006
The Spectacular Chronicles of the Lone Unicorn Rider
Friday, September 15, 2006
Sheetz Music Video
After making this song and video, we were contacted by the corporate office of sheetz and each member of our band was given a $20 gift certificate for sheetz. We thought it was kind of funny because the first sheetz we went to actually kicked us out for filming there. We thought about insisting on a formal apology but we decided instead to just keep our mouths shut and enjoy our gift cards.
Update: Our video is now the first video on Sheetz OVERFLOW
Sam Holmes - Accordion
Paul Holmes - Bass
Scott Stanley - Piano
Clay Turner - Guitar
Caleb Van Voorhis - Drums, Vocals
Monday, June 5, 2006
Ballstronaut
We made this video to elaborate on our early green screen test video. I ended up entering it into a contest on youtube and it made its way to the semi finals in the running for a 52" plasma screen. We didn't end up winning anything but it was still exciting to see our video make it past all those other videos.
Thursday, September 1, 2005
Some Ceramic Pieces
These all have pretty good glaze coverage. The container on the left was made by stacking clay coils up on top of one another. I painted it with a cool metallic glaze that makes the piece unsafe to drink from. I was going for kind of a twisted square look that I think turned out pretty well. The other two pots were thrown on the wheel using one hand because I still had the cast on from when I broke my wrist! I did the paint on the "summer bowl" (right) by first glazing a coat of red, and then using a splattering tool to splash black dots on it. The "winter bowl"(left) has the same metallic glaze as the coil container.
