Rayman's first acrylic paintings ever at age 10. Originals 16"X 20"

"RAYMAN" was accepted to the Wisconsin State 4-H art team in 1987.
He was asked to return in 1988, being the first team member to be accepted two years consecutively.
Fourteen members are chosen from the entire state every year.

At age 15 Rayman painted his first garage door mural. Pictured: 2005 after retouching his original work.	Mural ©2006 17' x 7.5'

Rayman was stationed at Pearl Harbor, HI and served in the US Navy during Desert Shield
During this time he became acquainted with work done by an artist named Wyland.
Wyland's work has inspired Rayman to paint murals to raise funds to help animals as well.

Rayman's humpback 16" X 20" Acrylic ©2007 1 of 1
painted from actual photos Maui humpback breach

Raymond invites anyone who would like any custom paintings to contact him any time.

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1993 Youth Science Institute: Set Design, Construction, and Acting
50 x 50 scene concept through construction.

1994-2000 GYRO's World of Terror: Set Design, Construction, and Acting
Volunteer of the Year and Construction Team Lead Follow this linkto see a peek.

2002 - 2008 Trail of Terror: Set Design, Construction, and Acting
Best Street Actor 2007

Burnsville, MN Community Theater(Applause): Board Position, Painting,, Construction, and Acting
SHOWS: Seven Brides, Annie, Fundraisers, School House Rock

About G.Y.R.O.'s
Dan Nelson founded the non-profit organization, GYRO (Global Youth Resource Organization), in order to raise funds to fight substance abuse among juveniles and other youth-related programs. In order to raise funds, the group decided to try their hands at haunted attraction events in the Bay Area. The group got started in 1989 with Gyro's World of Terror and based on their success, continued to expand throughout the area by adding haunts in San Jose, San Francisco, Sunnyvale, Sacramento, Cupertino, Milpitas, and even Paramount's Great America and the Scream Park at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The attractions took on various names such as Gyro's Scream Factory, Gyro's Scream Park, Gyro's Festival of Fear, Gyro's Screamfest, and most popularly, Gyro's 3D Fear Factory. Within eleven years, the group had raised over $1 million for the local charities and decided to take their venture commercial in 1999. Since their creation, they have become a major force in the haunted attraction industry and innovators in haunt-related technology. In fact, their digital stereoscopic 3D film technology deployed in Gyro's 3D Fear Factory was so cutting edge, they developed a new company called Kerner Mobile Technologies around it in 2007.