[caption id="attachment_113731" align="aligncenter" width="1704"] Choosing colors that pop: A technique called a “doodle grid” contains graffiti-like lettering and images to form guide points for
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Choosing colors that pop: A technique called a “doodle grid” contains graffiti-like lettering and images to form guide points for the artist. Top, right: Artist David Swartz has traveled across the U.S. painting murals. Bottom, left: Thanks to Swartz, the NDDA, and the Public Art Committee for their work in creating such a bright and beautiful piece of art.
