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Toronto based artist Nick Sweetman explains how he arrives early in the cities he paints murals in order to learn more about them and incorporate local aspects into his piece.
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Sweetman say on a visit to Indian Island he was moved by the history as well as the local wildlife.
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Lynn M. Jones from Blue Lake, displays her reference painting for her mural.
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Located behind the Morris Graves Museum Jones' mural will be the tallest of the whole festival.
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Eureka-based artist Anna Sofia Amezcua explains her process in creating unapologetically "feminine" art with evocative colors and brush strokes.
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Anna Sofia Amezcua in front of her work in progress.
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Duane Flatmo updates and re-touches one of his classic Eureka murals and explains how the Street Art Festival is the perfect opportunity to do so.
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Eureka artist Steph Godfrey's star covered bench.
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Godfrey says that her star pattern matches that of the night sky over Eureka from its date of founding in 1874.
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Sacramento-based artist ‘2hermano’ paints a psychedelic sprawl behind Swanlund’s.
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2hermano talking about his mural.
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Fortuna artist Sonny Wong (not pictured) paints his iconic self-portrait character building a ship in a bottle.
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Eureka artist Lucas Thornton explains how he plans to work long after the festival is done. His mural, located on the side of the Redwood Art Association, will incorporate portraits of locally and internationally renowned artists.
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Dave Van Patten of Long Beach talks about how he wanted to highlight nature and being unplugged from technology in his mural.
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