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Tim Landes

Tim Landes

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Digital Editor, TulsaPeople

Tulsa

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Total articles 740

  • Reconnection: Q&A with Seminole artist Jeremy Thompson on his 'Roots' and Trail of Tears Art Show

    By Tim Landes Verified| TulsaPeople Verified It was 20 years ago when a young Jeremy Thompson (Seminole Nation) painted his first pair of shoes. "I just had a pair of beater shoes I wasn't gonna wear anymore, and I had some paint-by-numbers paint that didn't have very many colors," Thompson says. "I had some greens, so I painted camouflage on the shoes."When his brother, Chris, saw the shoes, he encouraged his sibling to keep creating and the duo found a new artistic pursuit that would become Semurai Designs.

    By Tim Landes Verified · TulsaPeople

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • In Conversation: Rod Yancy, entrepreneur on making music memories with Bootleg.Live

    By Tim Landes Verified| TulsaPeople Verified Rod Yancy is nestled into a swiveling brown leather chair as he sits in what used to be the late architect Adah Robinson’s house that is now Oath Studio — one of his many ventures. (Read more about it here.)Yancy is an entrepreneur who once built a daily fantasy sports website that would eventually lose out to Fan Duel and Draft Kings, and then he lost the iPhone photo sharing app wars to Instagram about 15 years ago. RIP Blurree.

    By Tim Landes Verified · TulsaPeople

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Reconnection: Q&A with Seminole artist Jeremy Thompson on his 'Roots' and Trail of Tears Art Show

    By Tim Landes Verified| TulsaPeople Verified It was 20 years ago when a young Jeremy Thompson (Seminole Nation) painted his first pair of shoes. "I just had a pair of beater shoes I wasn't gonna wear anymore, and I had some paint-by-numbers paint that didn't have very many colors," Thompson says. "I had some greens, so I painted camouflage on the shoes."When his brother, Chris, saw the shoes, he encouraged his sibling to keep creating and the duo found a new artistic pursuit that would become Semurai Designs.

    By Tim Landes Verified · TulsaPeople

    Mar. 28, 2025

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TulsaPeople

Tulsa, United States

+1 918-585-9924