"The White House" is a Lincoln Log stop motion music video.  The structure is made up of 790 Lincoln Logs.  The dimensions are 23" x 18" x 13".  There are 887 pictures taken in the stop motion clip.  The music is an original work with 103 audio tracks.  The entire project took 23 hours to complete.

“Jefferson Memorial” is a Lincoln Log stop motion music video.  The structure is made up of 1,128 Lincoln Log pieces.  The dimensions are 26.5" x 27" x 13.75".  There are 1,191 pictures taken in the stop motion clip.  The music is an original work with 28 audio tracks.  The entire project took 27 hours to complete. 

“Lincoln Memorial” is a Lincoln Log stop motion music video.  The structure is made up of 1,009 Lincoln Logs.  The dimensions are 30" x 20" x 10".  There are 1,042 pictures taken in this stop motion clip.  The music is an original work with 109 audio tracks.  The entire project took 32 hours to complete.

“Brandenburg Gate” is a Lincoln Log stop motion music video.  The structure is made up of 378 Lincoln Logs.  The dimensions are 27" x 10.5" x 11.75".  There are 412 pictures taken in this stop motion clip.  The music is an original work with 126 auto tracks.  The entire project took 17 hours to complete.  

"Bridging the Gaps" is a time lapse music video of multiple bridges between towers. The overall structure uses 3,104 Lincoln Logs and the music has 148 tracks.  

"Lincoln Logs: The Lookout" is an animated music video that has clay figures and four cranes building a lookout.  The structure is made up of 602 Lincoln Logs. 

The music is made up of 145 audio tracks and was inspired by Chopin's Nocturne Op 55, No. 1.  There are several quotes from his composition in this musical work.  The vocals heard in this sound recording is my own voice.  The animation is made up of 12,082 photos.  The overall video took 246 hours in development.

"Lincoln Logs: Temple" is a time lapse music video.  This piece illustrates a large Lincoln Log Temple.  The overall structure uses 3,061 Lincoln Log parts.  The dimensions are 57” x 36” x 26.25.” The music is made up of 122 tracks.  

"Lincoln Logs: Bridge no. 4,” (full version) is an animated music video of clay figures building an extended bridge. The overall structure uses 151 Lincoln Logs.  The melody is from the folk tune "London Bridge is Falling Down" in the minor mode. The sound recording is made up of 172 audio tracks .  The video took 243 hours to complete.

"Lincoln Logs: Bridge no. 4; movement 4: Deck" is an animated music video that has clay figures and four cranes putting the final touches on a Lincoln Log bridge.  The bridge construction adds 110 more Lincoln Logs to the overall structure.  

The music is made up of 183 audio tracks.  The vocals heard in this sound recording is my own voice.  The overall video took 112 hours in development.

"Lincoln Logs: Bridge no. 4; movement 3: Two Arches" is an animated music video of clay figures building two arches to a bridge. The two arches are made up of 36 Lincoln Logs.  The melody in the soundtrack was taken from a folk tune, "Shenandoah." The musical  arrangement is made up of 89 audio tracks .  The video took 51 hours to complete. 

"Lincoln Logs: Bridge no. 4; movement 2: Wing Wall and Abutment" is an animated music video of clay figures building the wing wall and abutment to a bridge.  The structure that is built in this video uses 81 Lincoln Logs (not including the center pier) and the music has 90 tracks.  This video took 68 hours to complete.

"Lincoln Logs: Bridge no . 4; movement 1: Center Pier" is an animated music video that has clay figures load up a Lincoln Log boat, then float down river, and unload their cargo to build the center pier to a bridge.  This movement uses 24 Lincoln Logs to construct the center pier,  176 tracks in creating the sound recording and 51 hours of work for the entire project. 

"Lincoln Logs: Circle Tower" is a time lapse music video.  There are 1,647 Lincoln Logs and 176 roof pieces used in this piece (1,823 pieces total).  The structure's dimension is 25” x 25” x 51.25.” 

The music is an original work.  The vocals heard in the sound recording is my own voice and the overall audio is made up of 155 tracks.  The composition is made up of three major sections.  Each section builds the orchestra, imitating the various stages of the video.

"How to Build a Boat" is an animated music video in which clay figures build a boat out of Lincoln Logs.  The piece uses 36 Lincoln Logs and 9,401 pictures and 41 audio tracks for the sound recording.  The musical score uses imitation and variations from the melody "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" that was altered into the minor mode with the addition of melodic percussive effects in order to intensify the work.  The overall project took 51 hours to complete.

"Lincoln Logs: Rome'' is a time lapse music video that was inspired by Rod Bergeron's pen and ink drawing, "Rome."  This piece illustrates two churches in Rome, Italy; Santa Maria dei Micacli and Santa Maria Montesanto.  The overall structure uses 3,235 Lincoln Log parts and the music has 45 tracks. 

"Lincoln Logs: Fortress;” is the full version of an animated music video of the construction of a Lincoln Log fortress.  The structure is made up of 988 pieces of Lincoln Logs, the music is made up of 245 audio tracks, the video is made up of 19,881 pictures and the entire piece took 328 hours of work.  

The music heard in this video is a derivative work from Beethoven's Symphony No. 7,  from measure 1 through measure 221.  There are tonality, rhythmic, and instrumentation alterations to the original piece.

"Lincoln Logs: Fortress; Movement 4: Centerpiece '' is the fourth and final animated music video of the construction of a Lincoln Log Fortress.  This portion of the project took 207 hours to complete.  There are 180 Lincoln Logs used for the fortress' centerpiece and 6,708 pictures in this animated segment. 

The music is a derivative work from Franz Liszt's "La Campanella." His composition was the DNA in creating this larger composition.  I used every note written in Liszt's piece but inserted more notes and more instruments; this includes a percussive and choral sections.  The vocals heard in the sound recording is my own voice and the overall audio is made up of 248 tracks.

"Lincoln Logs: Fortress; Movement 3, Front Wall" is an animated music video of the construction of the front wall to a Fortress.  The structure is made up of 343 pieces of Lincoln Logs, the music is made up of 351 audio tracks, the video is made up of 4,521 pictures and the entire piece took 158 hours of work.  

The music heard in this video is a derivative work from S. Rachmaninoff's "Prelude in G minor, Op. 23-5." I kept true to the tonality of the work and the melodic and harmonic motion.  There are additional notes (pitch and rhythms), and instrumentation.  The choir heard in the sound track is my own which is made up of 297 audio tracks and the overall sound recording is made up of 351 tracks.

"Lincoln Logs: Fortress; Movement 2: Side Walls" is the second of four animated music videos of the construction of a Lincoln Log Fortress.  This portion of the project took 47 hours to complete.  There are 114 Lincoln Logs used for the fortress' side walls and 3,222 pictures in this animated segment. 

The music uses the melody and harmony from Chopin's "Nocturne 8 in D-flat Major" (measures 1-61) but the tonality was changed from major to minor while adding additional original material to the arrangement.  The vocals heard in the sound recording is my own voice and the overall audio is made up of 52 tracks.

"Lincoln Logs: Fortress; Movement 1: Back Wall" is the first of four animated music videos of a construction of a Lincoln Log Fortress series.  This portion of the project took 86 hours to complete.  There are 351 Lincoln Logs used for the fortress' back wall and 5,430 pictures in this animated segment.

The music uses the melody and harmony from Chopin's "Passepied" (measures 1-75) but the tonality was changed from major to minor while adding additional original material to the arrangement.  The vocals heard in the sound recording is my own voice and the overall audio is made up of 120 tracks.

"Lincoln Logs: Star Palace" is a time lapse music video that is made up of 1,007 Lincoln Logs.  The center is similar to the "Octagon Tower.”  

"Lincoln Logs: Cube" is an animated music video that has clay figures and two cranes build a cube out of 65 Lincoln Logs.  I was inspired to create this project when I was searching the web and came across several domino cubes and cubes made out of Kapla blocks.   Playing around with the idea, "Lincoln Logs: Cube" was developed.  

The music is made up of 97 audio tracks and 30 hours to arrange and master.  The music  is mostly adopted from Chopin's "Nocturne Op. 48, No. 1" in C minor with alterations to the melody and added melodic and harmonic material.  

The animation took 34 hours to film and includes 4,295 pictures.  The overall project took 64 hours.