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The meeting has come and gone and now it’s time to put the pencil to paper. The design will be twenty feet wide and will include a Pacific ocean view, a motorist overlook, a vintage gas station, a popular bridge … Continue reading →

With the addition of a new showroom at The Overstreet House of Cars a new mural has been ordered. Initial discussions and preliminary designs have been produced for the second mural at the newest classic car museum in the midwest. … Continue reading →

Ray Harvey is in the initial design discussions with the owner of the new Victorian Manor Senior Housing complex in washington, MO. The theme of this location will be The Washington Town & Country fair. This theme is sure to … Continue reading →

As I sit here updating blogs, emails and social media I can look across the field in rural Missouri wondering what kind of life this is for a public art muralist. it’s a long time till Spring and further from … Continue reading →

Yesterday marked the completion of the anticipated 150′ wide transportation mural commissioned by Midwest Petroleum at the Cuba Midwest TruckPort. The scene consists of twenty-three vehicles seen along the Mother Road of Route 66. This includes favorite classic cars, transport … Continue reading →

The final draft of the anticipated article featuring Ray Harvey is in the final stages for the upcoming Missouri Route 66 magazine. The article will be the feature story which includes a mural sample on the cover page. Cuba writer … Continue reading →

What began with a fifty foot wide scene of classic cars last May has turned into a 150′ wide continual scene which nears completion. The transportation mural which shows classic cars, transport vehicles, service trucks and beautiful Streamliner trains will … Continue reading →

One hundred of the planned one hundred fifty foot progressive mural is near completion. The project began with a fifty foot long depiction of classic cars on Route 66. The next two twenty-five foot sections showed nostalgic trucking vehicles including … Continue reading →

The sixty foot wide Drive-In mural at the new Overstreet House of Cars is now complete. After six weeks of very hot weather the mural is ready to view. The Painting is titled “The Sumer of ’74″. The scene depicts … Continue reading →

Despite interior temperatures of ninety-six degrees, initial work of the new classic car mural at the Overstreet House of Cars began this week. Much acrylic retarder was used as the paint almost dried on the brush but the art must … Continue reading →