Rebeca Garcia-Gonzalez
A San Francisco Bay Area painter
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The color transition was praised by every passersby.
This mural was painted on a stucco wall under the blistering sun! It is 8 feet tall by 75 feet long.
I literally stopped a teen on the street and asked him to pose for a photo that I used as a reference.
Career options was a part of the topics in this mural.
This mural was completed in 2018. It was funded by a Neighborhood Public Art Grant and the Watershed Project. It is painted on wood panels, measuring 8 feet high by 20 feet long.
Rain Garden Detail - Butterflies
The students and volunteers wanted to clearly show how a Rain Garden works.
Volunteers, students and staff help with the painting.
The Unity Park mural was 80 feet long
The 80 long by 6 feet high mural on wood panel was completed in 2018. Funded by Friends of the Richmond Greenway and the City of Richmond.
"Richmond Dances and Grows" mural at Unity Park.
A community party with many characters.
Side view of the Communities of Richmond mural, designed by high school students.
Teri Katz, from Richmond Trees, was included in the mural.
Kato Jaworski directed the Studio program at the Richmod Art Center.
Miss Lillie Mae Jones was the original Richmond Greenway activist.
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