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Angry Woebots, 2501, La Padilla & The G40 Murals Continue!

by | Mar 31, 2012 | ART

The second round of the G40 murals have started. We have the rundown on where everyone is going to be along with some great images from the ones we have up. The guys are up and running. Check it out.

The second round of the G40 murals have started. We have the rundown on where everyone is going to be along with some great images from the ones we have up. The guys are up and running. Check it out.

New Progress by Todd Raviotta

Angry Woebots at Quirk Gallery


ROA at Have A Nice Day Cafe


2501 at Have A Nice Day Cafe

Night photos by Marc Schmidt

Aryz at 117 N. 17th Street


ROA at Bellytimber

PAN-O-RAMA by Patrick Moran.

Aryz


Pixel Pancho

La Padilla is at 17 West Marshall Street.
Pixel Pancho is starting across from On The Rocs in Shockoe Bottom.
Jaz is starting at The Nile Ethiopian Restaurant.
Lelo will be starting across from have A Nice Day Cafe later today.

Main photo is of Aryz across from Bellytimber.
More updates to come on Monday.

R. Anthony Harris

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