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Kittanning (PA) Public Library Sculpture. This interactive sculpture invites you to "get into a good book". The butterfly emerging from the book symbolizes how reading can transform you. The butterfly wings contain icons of books, a bookworm, and a heart, meaning a love for reading.
Installing in August 2025.
Gables Queen Anne Tower & Alley Murals:
Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood was named for the architectural style of the houses built there. The mural artwork features shapes based on architectural details of buildings that are, or were, located in the neighborhood.
Installed in 2024.
Erasmus, Downtown Renton’s Rooftop Dragon: Playing off of the askew roofline of a building, the concept was to place a dragon sculpture on the roof to make it look like it caused the building’s damage. This project was a collaboration with the Renton Municipal Arts Commission, Western Neon’s Creative Director, Dylan Neuwirth, and the entire Western Neon team.
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Project installed in 2019.
Project installed in 2019.
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Together Everyday, Community Garden & Neighbors: Artwork for a set of three different utility box locations in Everett, WA. The designs celebrate the diversity of the neighborhoods where the artwork will appear.
Installing in 2025.
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Mercer Island Medallions is a City of Mercer Island, WA project currently underway. Twelve unique bronze paving inlays will be designed based on input from the community and installed in Luther Burbank Park in 2025.
Night Doodles is a three-piece static gobo installation that celebrates nighttime and some of the animals and objects relating to it, drawn with light.
2022 Arts-A-Glow light festival, Burien, WA.
The Muybridge, a one-way bridge installation inspired by the work of Edweard Muybridge where the passenger of a car can see the horses gallop when driving by. Located in downtown Renton, WA.
Project installed in 2016.
Aquatic Kaleidoscopes: 13 different kaleidoscope designs featuring repeating concentric water-related symbols, objects, animals, and mythological creatures were created as part of the FLOW: Art Along the Ship Canal 2022-2023 temporary art installations in Seattle. As an extra layer of community engagement, three “spot the difference” instances appear in each design. (Key for where the differences are can be found here.)
A Puget Sound Energy ARTility transmission pole wrap project.
The designs feature flora and fauna you might see while walking on the trails near the poles.
Installed in Renton, WA in 2023.
NOTNER the Renton Robot is an interactive vintage robot utility box wrap design containing Rebus Puzzles relating to 25 beloved Renton, WA locations and businesses, past and present. (Puzzle key can be found here.)
Installed in 2022.
The Sunset Geo Mural was designed to accent the shadow blocks on this 1961 building. The community was invited to help paint the lower diamonds while socially distancing
Painted in 2020 with Mary Clymer.
Sunset Fence Art Project: Words that residents felt represented Renton WA's Sunset neighborhood were gathered at project public outreach meetings, and then McKnight Middle School students and members of the community drew images relating to those words. The images were scanned, digitally redrawn, and arranged into the decorative designs that adorn the diamonds along the 810-foot-long fence. The blue and yellow diamonds feature words in six common languages spoken within the Sunset community:
English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Chinese, and Russian.
A design (created with Mary Clymer) using privacy fence weave was woven between the diamond sections. Project installed in 2019.
The Abstract Train Trestle Mural was a project created to beautify a concrete train trestle underpass with bright colors.
Painted in 2021 with Trenise Williams and community members of all ages.
Groundwork, a Renton, WA signage wrap.
Installed in 2023.
In Harmony, a Fife, WA utility box wrap.
This artwork was created to remind us all of the importance of being respectful of, and living in harmony with, nature and each other, each and every day. A sun/day design is on one side, moon/night on the other.
Installed in 2023.
Critter Garden, an interactive utility box wrap project in Renton, WA invites the community to find the ten different garden creatures hidden in the artwork. ("Find Us" puzzle key can be found here.)
Installed in 2023.
COLOR, In Morse Code. The color blocks spell out "COLOR", in Morse code. The top row are the dashes, the bottom row, the dots.
Painted in 2017 with Mary Clymer.
Interwoven, a set of three Tukwila, WA utility box wraps.
The City of Tukwila has many wonderful natural spaces within its urban ones. These designs combine icons representing each—cattails, soccer fields, flowers, herons, local architectural elements, salmon, etc.
Installed in 2023.
Patchwork, a Covington, WA utility box wrap project.
Installed in 2023.
Kiosk wrap for the Jackson Street Jazz Trail in Seattle, WA.
Installed in 2023.
Transformation, a mural in downtown Renton, WA. Painted in 2016.
Urban Tech is a utility box wrap in Bellevue, WA, featuring patterns that have an urban and tech feel relating to the established and growing technology sector in Bellevue and is created using shapes inspired by well-known Bellevue locations and architecture. More detailed info can be found here, and coloring pages can be downloaded here.
Installed in 2021.
Sea Life, a Des Moines, WA utility box wrap.
This design celebrates the connection Des Moines has to the ocean and features a few of the creatures that live there above and below the waves.
Installed in 2024.
Mural on Whistle Stop Ale House in downtown Renton, WA.
Painted in 2017 with Mary Clymer.