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-The murals are all really close.
You start at the center of Belltown Dog Park at 3rd and Bell
and you can kind of walk a couple of loops.
It's, you know, less than a mile and take
you 15 minutes or 2 hours, depending on how long you want to take.
But every time you turn a street corner, you'll see another mural or two.
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These artists, they're they're passionate, they're fierce, they're hardworking,
they're self-sufficient, they're super professional, and they care
as much as anybody that I've met in the neighborhood.
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-We like it with the local community.
-We'll be able to create and have more
funding towards the arts.
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-He was ready. As soon as he saw it happening.
They were so welcoming.
They just said, Pick up a can. Give it a try.
-I’m writing my initials,
but in spray paint.
-He’s doing great...
he’s living the dream.
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-It makes people smile, helps promote our vibrant city.
-It's cool to see how X number of dollars can look this big
or it can look this big.
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-It's something that's
healing for all of us, especially coming back from COVID.
Especially working constantly, trying to keep up with the prices
of Seattle. Like art is...
It's freedom and it's it's healing for all of us.
And I think it's something that we all benefit from.
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