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Definitely one of my most influential artist, Scott Hansen combines but digital and analogue styles beautifully. His use of color gives the feel of age and give a tonal range that looks natural yet beautiful. His use of color in someways reflects also his music as it give a warm peaceful feeling. His art shows great complexity and hidden subtleties that even after looking at a picture or listening to a song a hundred times ( or in my case well over 300 times) you still find more. This can best be seen visually in his more geometric works where at first it appears to be the same shape over and over again, but if you look closely there are slight variations as though hand printed.

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Looks incredibly ridiculous but could be really cool. Some how though i doubt that the soloing in the video is real. It seems to difficult to play something like a harmonica that faster and precise. None the less it is an interesting concept.

Edit: Rock Erickson kindly corrected my doubts about the solo in the video since he did it himself. Truly impressive.