Great story on last Monday's community mural with clients at St. Vincent de Paul:
"Volunteers from Community Rejuvenation Project, a mural and beautification program based in Oakland, first painted a blue background color onto the 8-foot high by 20-foot wide piece of waterproofed wood, then divided the panel up by lightly painting on a grid of small individual blocks. Each block is assigned a different color and then anyone can paint whatever design or image they like onto the blocks. When done, the final painting will have the effect of a multi-hued quilted pattern."
By Dara Kerr, Oakland Local, February 2, 2011
Read the full article here.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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