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It was blowing fire that day my friends! When I was asked to create a two story tall fire breathing dragon in Bowling Green of all places… I was all in! Not what you typically expect to see in a … Continue reading →

One of my favorite murals for one of my favorite patrons, Brad Walden in Hannibal, MO. We had planned this art for almost two years before the wall and my schedule was ready. At sixty-five feet wide it boasts a … Continue reading →

Typically my painting season in Missouri runs from April 1 to November 1. But this year I was able to extend it by creating four more illustrations on the Mother Road Route 66 in Kingman, AZ. My second painting trip … Continue reading →

Most painting seasons continue from about April until November first due to the changing weather in Missouri. This week RayHarveyArt will complete the 2024 mural making season in downtown Kirksville, MO. The 70’ wide full color painting is located on … Continue reading →

Over two weeks and 3,600 miles took us to Kingman to create two new murals for Mudd on 66, a new coffee shop, and Tin Can Alley, a WIP vintage airstream Air B&B park. The entire complex is expected to … Continue reading →

Early Spring temperatures helped me get a quick start to the painting season. I found myself only steps away from the Mother Road to create this small but mighty mural. At only 64 square feet, this little garage door comes … Continue reading →

The richest soil, the farthest horizon and the hard working farmer depicted in my newest mural in Marshall, MO! Paying homage to the Midwest farmer, their Midwest values and their Midwestern work ethic I created this scene for them. If … Continue reading →

It may be January but my 2024 painting season began already at Watlow Electric in Hannibal, MO. The necessity of a scene that depicted the character of Hannibal to their many international clients and guests, I designed a quiet, warm … Continue reading →

My final mural of the 2023 painting season brought me back to nostalgic Route 66 in historical Waynesville, MO. A new Dollar store was constructed right on the route and it was necessary to bring the new structure into the … Continue reading →

From the minute I saw this potential mural wall on Charlie’s Pub, I knew what it should be! I wanted a mural of a B2 as awesome as the original. Flying through the clouds giving you the feeling of flight. … Continue reading →