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Step one: pencil layout after being blown up on the wall with a projector.

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First layer. This type of project is very time consuming. You have to do layers that don't touch and then wait for it to dry before you can work over it.

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Coming together...

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And the last step is adding the black outlines. I use these paint pens made for model planes. They have a chisel tip and work like a sharpie. Most important tool in my arsenal.

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Do you see the difference here? The client was worried about getting sued for the sports logos, so I very cleverly covered them up, while still retaining the team identities. Sometimes, I even surprise myself.

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Another view...

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... and the other side.

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This smaller mural faces the street. I see it every day on my way to work.

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That's the type of thing you just can't explain. My art in real application. So cool.

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So, so cool.