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By Kathy In Animation, Media News, Outdoor Mural On February 22, 2016

Imagine walking in the parking lot behind H. Houst and Son’s hardware store and, as you approach the back door, seeing a gigantic wall mural.

Houst’s in partnership with The School for Young Artists is creating a community mural and we want everyone to be involved.

The first step is to brainstorm possible themes. We want your ideas. Those whose themes are accepted will be able to give input into the final image. All the final contributors will have their names recorded on the mural wall.

Contact me through this website with your ideas.

Follow my postings on our adventure. There is much more to come.

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Kathy

Artist and teacher, Kathy Anderson, has been providing for, protecting, and nourishing the creative spirit in her students, young and old since she opened her school in 1980. Check out www.schoolforyoungartists.org

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