https://artcompetition.crm.dynamics.com/api/data/v9.2/$metadata#iac_submissions(iac_submissionid,iac_medium,iac_preferred_full_name,iac_last_name,iac_title,iac_quote,iac_quote_attribution,iac_video_id,iac_video_account_id,iac_is_merit_award,iac_is_purchase_award,iac_is_visitors_choice_award,iac_website_submission_birth_year_and_locatio,iac_overall_height,iac_overall_width,iac_overall_depth,iac_height_units_code,iac_website_submission_description,iac_type_of_artwork_code,iac_photo_1id_imagedescriptor(imagepixelheight,imagepixelwidth,mimetype),iac_website_thumbnail_imageid_imagedescriptor(mimetype))/$entity

O That I Were an Angel

After his friends tell him of their successful missions to the Lamanites, the Book of Mormon prophet Alma yearns, “O that I were an angel, and could have the wish of mine heart, that I might go forth and speak with the trump of God!” (Alma 29:1). But Alma proves an effective missionary, even without an angelic trumpet. Walker creates a pair of wings, a symbol of Alma’s desires and the eventual fulfillment of his desire as he passed on to the next life.