This entry is part of the Map Your L.A. contest:
Ed Fuentes, a KCET contributing blogger, marks some of the lost murals that once were seen near the 101 and 110 freeways. Using digital design, Ed creates a new canvas to illustrate a type-heavy mural concept for the 101.
You too can share your power of place by mapping your L.A. as you see it, with a chance to win a cool prize and be included in our mapping compilation book.
Ed Fuentes, a KCET contributing blogger, marks some of the lost murals that once were seen near the 101 and 110 freeways. Using digital design, Ed creates a new canvas to illustrate a type-heavy mural concept for the 101.
You too can share your power of place by mapping your L.A. as you see it, with a chance to win a cool prize and be included in our mapping compilation book.
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