09 Oct Lulu’s Cafe 61 by 16 foot wall Mural in Myrtle Beach Day 6 to 13 – Finished!
After this mural was painted, Drew and I both were exhausted, so much so that it took us a few weeks to get the photos together so we could post this!
Painting the biggest wave ever seen in Myrtle Beach! Day 10 of 13.
Thirteen days, 400 pounds of spray paint and a lot of Lulu’s Sandwiches fueled the painting of this mural!
Ian, mastering the bubbles
Ian Orsos, a local Myrtle Beach artist, helped Drew with moving the scaffolding, organizing the paints, and some of the painting, too. We were lucky to have him!
Teamwork
Drew and Ian painted in the hot, sticky, South Carolina sun over a span of two weeks.
This was, without a doubt, the most publicized project we ever worked on.
It was featured on the evening tv news three times, in the Sun Newspaper twice and on the cover of The Herald News. This project is also being written about in Grand Strand Magazine and on a number of online magazines, including The Digitel Myrtle Beach.
PHOTO CREDIT: Photos taken by Gregory Letts, local Myrtle Beach Photographer. Visit Greg’s website here!
To see the Photo Slideshow, Click Here. Here’s a post on the First six days of painting Lulu’s Mural (with more detail).
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Posted at 11:55h, 27 AprilYou do such wonderful work and I follow Maria Brophy she is very helpful! I am an artist myself and am curious what you use as an exterior varnish to these larger murals?
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