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T ^2 has quite a history on partnership with Brighton Area Schools. We were brought in to incorporate the STEAM Center at the high school. Joanna Luke reached out to us and asked us to produce some concepts for large murals that she envisioned going within the building. And so we began brainstorming with her and coming up with some concepts that really aren't tactful and bringing energy to the space we use the space to. Be a teaching tool using cues to drive the eyes up. Everything's exposed. You're seeing the duct work, you're seeing the electric lines. So these students are now seeing how this building comes together and how the systems all work together. But it was definitely collaborative. There were four or five rounds of design and overtime they evolved. And Joanna was integral in in helping to kind of flush out those concepts. I love the stairways we've got, Catherine Johnson featured. And Nikola Tesla. One of the installations was an Alan Bean piece. He was the 4th man to walk on the moon and a phenomenal painter and and the majority of his artwork reflected his experiences in space which we then took and then blew up to a full scale mural. The face shield is actually a second surface, acrylic. But then taking the Moon Man element and making it dimensional so he's actually coming out from the wall and then running the exterior edge of the moon man with light. They never told me I couldn't do it. And they took on the challenge and we're excited about it. Joanna Luke was really driven to enhance the learning experience. It was a nice like hand holding, you know, to get to where we are at today and it really turned out beautiful. Just a great all around collaborative effort with her and their team right in high school. And our production team let's just looks really good.