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Matt Beard continues his work on a utility box known to some as a community posting board. -
The first day’s work on a wall of The Shanty. -
Johnathon Desoto presents his work in progress on day one. -
Rachel Schlueter puts the finishing touches on her piece for the day. -
Christopher Dmise, left, and Brandon Knok, right, begin their murals. -
Zaila Barba-Oliveri, top left, Phyllis Barba, top right, and Courtney Karnes, bottom, work on their collaborative mural with Ellie Gainey (not pictured). -
Blake Reagan works from the lift on the back of The Speakeasy. -
Christopher Dmise, left, and Brandon Knok, right, continue work. -
Trinidad local and HSU Art department alumni Matthew Marshall, center top, pauses work on the back of Redwood Coast Energy Authority to speak to a tour group on the second day. -
Claire Reynolds leads the beginning of a tour down Opera Alley on day two. -
Christopher Dmise pauses work to answer questions during a tour. -
Arcata High School photography students present images that represent what Redwood National and State Parks means to them. -
Blake Reagan finishes his work for the day on the back of The Speakeasy. -
Jenna Catsos pauses while leading a tour, to point out Matt Beard’s piece that had yet to start. -
Ellie Gainey, left, Phyllis Barba, middle-left, Zaila Barba-Oliveri, middle-right, and Courtney Karnes, right, pause work to introduce themselves to a tour. -
Stock Schlueter mixes acrylic paint on day two the Eureka Street Art Festival. -
Rachel, left, and Stock Schlueter, right, work on their murals just outside C Street Studios, where they each have their own studio. -
Director of the Black Faun Art Gallery Claire Reynolds details the work of Elizabeth Berrien at the end of a tour. -
Rachel Schlueter opened up her studio to the public after the end of a tour. -
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James Carey pauses to look at a printed image of the mural he and Dave Van Patten, not pictured, are painting on the side of The Shanty. -
Matt Beard’s work on Eureka’s unofficial community board in Old Town. -
Anna Sofia Amezcua’s progress as of Monday evening. -
The work progress of Christopher Dmise, left, and Brandon Knox, right as of Monday. -
Dave Van Patten uses a bucket lift to paint the his piece on the side of The Shanty. -
Stock Schlueter’s piece as of Monday evening. -
Rachel Schlueter’s work as of Monday evening. -
“Everything That Makes You Feel Bad Is A Lie,” the second piece from Anna Sofia Amezcua featured in the Eureka Street Art Festival. -
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The only mural not in Opera Alley, Xavi Panneton’s work as of Monday evening. -
Xavi Panneton puts finishing touches after a 9-hour day of spray painting his mural on the side of the Roadway Inn on Friday. -
Phyllis Barba, left, uses sharpie to detail aspects of a collaborative mural titled “Spin.” -
Ellie Gainey, right, puts the final touches on her portion of “Spin” Friday evening. -
Fortuna local Dakota Daetwiler’s painting pays homage a few of Eureka’s most known landmarks in her piece titled “The Madaket.” -
Anna Sofia Amezcua takes a moment to pause as she works on her piece titled “This Song Has No Words” near the Speakeasy on Friday. -
Wheat paste murals line the walls between F and G street in Opera Alley. -
Wheat paste murals by Brian Tripp. -
Brandon Knok works on his mural of a homeless man. -
Working from a photo taken by his father, Matthew Marshall paints the head of an elk on the back wall of Redwood Coast Energy Authority as the sun sets over Eureka. -
The seventh day of the Eureka Street Art Festival nears an end. Although Dan Kitchener’s “Electric City” was painted on the Buhne Building just over a year ago, it was still included in the festival. -
Throughout the festival, digital projections lit up the Carson Block building after sunset and featured the work of local artists -
A woman takes a video on her phone of Dave Van Patten’s mural on The Shanty. -
Phyllis Barba continues work on her collaborative piece “Spin.” -
Stock Schlueter recounts his earliest memories of Burnt Ranch and his rural Northern California childhood days spent as a self-described “first generation hillbilly.” -
Matt Beard continues his work on a utility box known to some as a community posting board. -
Matt Beard takes a moment to discuss the hidden messages along the border of his piece. -
Lynn Jones of Just My Type Letterpress, second left, leads a street printing workshop as part of the festival. -
Dave Van Patten steps back from his mural on The Shanty to plan out his next area of concentration. -
Ellie Gainey adds detail to the collaborative piece “Spin.” -
Ellie Gainey working on the scaffold. -
Blake Reagan continues work Saturday morning before the crowds flood Old Town. -
Blake Reagan paints flowers on his mural behind The Speakeasy. -
Charlie Caldwell, director of the Humboldt Skatepark Collective instructs two youngsters how to balance and push on a miniature vert-ramp. -
DJ Goldylocks was one of many live acts performing throughout Saturday in Opera Alley. -
Anna Sofia Amezcua paints as art-neighbor Blake Reagan takes a moment to spectate. -
Blake Reagan poses in a boom lift rented for artists. -
Phyllis Barba, left, and Courtney Karnes, right, begin cleanup after the final day of the Eureka Street Art Festival. -
One of the last artists still working, Dave Van Patten continues his work on the side of The Shanty. -
Xavi Panneton’s completed mural on the side of the Roadway Inn.
