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Urban Beautification Project Gen2

7/27/2014

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I had a lot of projects going on this summer so I was limited on my volunteer work.  However, I was able to bust out 3 20ft dumpster sides and one 8'x8'. Painting on the dumpsters two years ago was my gateway drug experience into mural painting.  I was hooked right away.  I love painting LARGE. 
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The Maya Angelou dumpster was a lot of fun.  I love her and her legacy and I was honored to paint a tribute to her and her beautiful spirit.  
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STL Mural Project Summer 2014

7/27/2014

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The STL Mural Project is finally complete.  It was a long time in the works... but when it came down to slinging paint... it took 4 of us 4 days.  44 isn't my favorite number for nuthin.  Although the subject and style are far from my own work, the end product is vibrant and works well with the innovative communities in downtown St. Louis.  We were happy to add a bright spot in a dark alley.  We are looking forward to many many more murals in the near future.  Keep your eyes peeled St. Louis!
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Not The Momma graces the Cakes

5/19/2014

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This is one of the eleven cakes that I painted for STL250.  My UBP Crew painted 28 cakes total.  We had a great time painting these monuments to St. Louis' 250th birthday.  In the last frame you can see my trademark image of my Dad. This cake was obviously for Laclede Gas.  I enjoyed painting a tribute to the hard working crew that keep the gas flowing in STL.  

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    Theresa Hopkins

    My artwork has never been complete without my Dad getting to see it.  Since he passed away in 2/2/2006, I have been doing work about him and eventually the image seen above is the one that makes its way into most of my work.  It is at the very least, the tag on the back of my work.  

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