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CHALKING UP AZ! I’m putting these events in chronological order, the most recent ones first. Good friend Jen, after doing chalk art here in Prescott with me, decided to organize a festival in Cochise County where she lives. She teaches art normally, but her small school where she taught closed. Jen, not being one to [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 10:13 pm
Filed under Adventures, Blog, Childrens Murals, Community Murals, Murals, Murals on Weird Things, Painting Adventures, Recently Finished, Teaching Murals · Tagged with Arizona, Arizona mural, art, chalk art, chalk it up, chalk it up Prescott, chalk murals, Cochise County Art, Cochise County chalk art, Facebook, Grand Canyon artist in residence, Grand Canyon Association, Grand Canyon Murals, Grand canyon National park, Hutchins, Jen Barney, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, mural, Pearce Sunsites, Pearce Sunsites Chamber of Commerce, Prescott Arizona muralist, Shrine of the Ages, sidewalk art, sidewalk murals, street painting, Xanadu Gallery
AFRICAN FOLK ART A home here in Prescott has 3 distinct wings. The main area is all African and African-inspired decor. The other 2 areas are Irish and Italian. Those will be muraled later. Once again, I learned a lot in researching African Folk Art. The different symbols are not just doodles. They have meaning. [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Friday, May 11, 2012 at 4:43 pm
Filed under Blog, Indoor Home Murals, Murals, Recently Finished · Tagged with africa, african folk art, African mudcloth, African mudcloth murals, Arizona, Arizona mural, art, canvas, diorama, Facebook, Grand Canyon artist in residence, Hutchins, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, mudcloth, mural, Prescott Arizona muralist
WW2 AVIATION MURAL Like a lot of art/murals I do, I learned a lot from this one. Not only from the art aspect, but also from a historic point of view. I learned what kind of planes were used during WW2 and which ones were considered “cool”, like the P51 Mustangs, some with big teeth [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 10:28 pm
Filed under Airport Murals, Blog, Deep Thoughts, Indoor Home Murals, Murals, Recently Finished · Tagged with Arizona, Arizona mural, art, aviation mural, classic car, Facebook, Harley Davidson, Hutchins, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, landscape, mural, P51 Mustang, phoenix, Prescott Arizona muralist, tuskegee airmen, WW2
SHARE THE ROAD Oops, I forgot to update my webpage right after I finished this mural, one of my favorites, here in Prescott! I just realized it so I’m doing it now. This mural is on the High Gear Bicycle Shop on Sheldon here where I live in Prescott. It is based on the cartoon [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Saturday, November 26, 2011 at 1:45 pm
Filed under Blog, Commercial Murals, Community Murals, Murals, Murals on Weird Things, Recently Finished · Tagged with Arizona, Arizona mural, art, chrome, classic car, Facebook, Grand Canyon Murals, High Gear, High gear bicycle, Hutchins, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, landscape, mural, Prescott Arizona muralist, Superpaint, triplets of bellville, triplets of bellville art, wildlife images
GASSERS’ GARAGE This mural I just finished (2011) is on the side of a barn here in Prescott. It was inspired by this giant sign the client had gotten from her recently deceased brothers’ estate. His last name was Gasser, and he had it made to hang in this huge garage he had for all [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 9:49 pm
Filed under Blog, Classic Cars, Fine Arts, Murals, Murals on Weird Things, Outdoor Home Murals, Painting Adventures, Recently Finished · Tagged with Arizona, Arizona mural, art, classic car, diorama, Facebook, Hutchins, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, mural, painting, phoenix, Prescott Arizona muralist, scottsdale arizona, Superpaint, Xanadu Gallery
WASHINGTON SCHOOL RIPARIAN MURAL This MURAL was a trip to do. Last year it was supposed to be done but was abruptly canceled. The Highland Center was in the process of obtaining grants to have a large riparian themed mural painted on the side of the school by the area where the Highland Center conducted [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 8:14 pm
Filed under Blog, Childrens Murals, Community Murals, Deep Thoughts, Murals, Murals on Weird Things, Recently Finished, Teaching Murals · Tagged with Arizona, Arizona Centennial, Arizona mural, diorama, Facebook, Highland Center, Juliana Hutchins, Julie Hutchins, landscape, Mary Schulte, mural, Prescott, Prescott Arizona muralist, Prescott Highland Center, riparian, Riparian mural, Superpaint, Washington School, Xanadu Gallery
ENTRENCHMENT My sweet husband and I have lived in this cute little 3 bedroom bungalow style house in downtown Prescott for 2 1/2 years now. However, it is a rental. We were hemming and hawing about not signing another lease and buying something, but didn’t do that because of all of the EFFORT it would [...]
ANDERSON’S DIORAMA So for a few years now, I’ve been doing landscape murals for Wildlife Images in Scottsdale that were painted in after some company or guy or whoever fabricated these really cool fiberglass rocks. They look super real, so strong you can dance on them yet light enough to pick up a huge boulder [...]
Posted by Juliana Hutchins on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 11:36 pm
Filed under Blog, Indoor Home Murals, Murals, Murals on Weird Things, Painting Adventures, Painting Progressions, Recently Finished · Tagged with Arizona, arizona desert diorama, arizona muralist, bighorn sheep, diorama, fake rocks, fiberglass rocks, how to make a rock diorama, how to make fiberglass rocks, Hutchins, Juliana Hutchins, mural, Prescott, rocks, Superpaint, wildlife images
THE SHARE THE ROAD MURAL was inspired by a 1940′-50′s style cartoon which was created in 2003 (ish) called The Triplets of Bellville. Here is the website for the trailer: http://www.spike.com/video/triplets-of/2477631 just in case you’re interested. Anyway, it is in Prescott on Sheldon and Mt. Vernon at High Gear Bike Shop which is [...]
The first day I worked on this mural I thought I was gonna die cause I had to stand on a 39″ ledge about 11 feet in the air and share that with a bunch of fake rocks and critters. I worked on it for 8 hours that day and it took me the next [...]