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Daylily Destination

Kym Garraway

Titled ‘Daylily Destination,’ the mural celebrates Hattiesburg’s official flower – the daylily. In 2008, Hattiesburg City Council adopted the daylily as the city’s flower, and a decade later Hattiesburg was the first city in the nation to be given the designation as a “Daylily City” by the American Daylily Society. Designed and painted by Hattiesburg native Kym Garraway, the bright artwork features various species of daylilies as well as monarch butterflies. Marking the city’s 37^th large-scale mural, it is also HAPA’s first project to be completed on metal.

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Daylily Destination

Kym Garraway

Titled ‘Daylily Destination,’ the mural celebrates Hattiesburg’s official flower – the daylily. In 2008, Hattiesburg City Council adopted the daylily as the city’s flower, and a decade later Hattiesburg was the first city in the nation to be given the designation as a “Daylily City” by the American Daylily Society. Designed and painted by Hattiesburg […]

Serenity

Thomas Jackson and Abi Allen

‘Serenity’ was painted by professional artists Thomas Jackson and Abigail Lenz Allen, as well as Forrest County Drug Court students. The piece contains nods to the Court’s mission of offering support and rehabilitation services to those with substance abuse and chemical dependency.

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Serenity

Thomas Jackson and Abi Allen

‘Serenity’ was painted by professional artists Thomas Jackson and Abigail Lenz Allen, as well as Forrest County Drug Court students. The piece contains nods to the Court’s mission of offering support and rehabilitation services to those with substance abuse and chemical dependency.

SOAR AND SCORE

AUBRI SPARKMAN

Located at The University of Southern Mississippi’s Eagle Walk, this design pays tribute to the band and athletics at USM, while highlighting several recognizable figures. The mural’s palette uses a mix of gold, grey and white paint to represent the iconic colors of USM.

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SOAR AND SCORE

AUBRI SPARKMAN

Located at The University of Southern Mississippi’s Eagle Walk, this design pays tribute to the band and athletics at USM, while highlighting several recognizable figures. The mural’s palette uses a mix of gold, grey and white paint to represent the iconic colors of USM.

KOI ACROSS THE WORLD

Jeremy Novy

This design features lifelike black and orange koi fish painted by California artist Jeremy Novy as a part of his “Koi Across the World” series.

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KOI ACROSS THE WORLD

Jeremy Novy

This design features lifelike black and orange koi fish painted by California artist Jeremy Novy as a part of his “Koi Across the World” series.

Nature’s Way

Gavin Bird

Located on the walkways of a bridge in the Hawkins neighborhood near downtown Hattiesburg, “Nature’s Way” is designed to serve as an inspiration to youth in the community. The mural features larger-than-life wildlife, fauna, and flora native to Hattiesburg to create an educational and immersive experience.

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Nature’s Way

Gavin Bird

Located on the walkways of a bridge in the Hawkins neighborhood near downtown Hattiesburg, “Nature’s Way” is designed to serve as an inspiration to youth in the community. The mural features larger-than-life wildlife, fauna, and flora native to Hattiesburg to create an educational and immersive experience.

We Are The Future

Sergio Arce

“We Are the Future,” was designed by Miami artist Sergio Arce to serve as an inspiration to youth in the community. The mural’s focus on the importance of education, community, and diversity is located in downtown Hattiesburg, across from Hawkins Elementary School.

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We Are The Future

Sergio Arce

“We Are the Future,” was designed by Miami artist Sergio Arce to serve as an inspiration to youth in the community. The mural’s focus on the importance of education, community, and diversity is located in downtown Hattiesburg, across from Hawkins Elementary School.

The Hattiesbirds

Kayla Newnam

The inspiration for ‘The Hattiesbirds’ started with the city’s rich music history. This mural features a fictional band of birds, who came together from all flights of life to create music that makes people happy.

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The Hattiesbirds

Kayla Newnam

The inspiration for ‘The Hattiesbirds’ started with the city’s rich music history. This mural features a fictional band of birds, who came together from all flights of life to create music that makes people happy.

Duck, Duck, Goose!

Gabby Smith

“Duck, Duck, Goose!” features native flora and fauna and is located at Duncan Lake, a 17-acre recreational lake in the middle of downtown Hattiesburg. Depicted on the three-part mural are snails, frogs, ducks, snakes, squirrels, raccoons, pine trees, and redbirds among more unique Sandhill ecosystem species like the Cockspur Prickly Pear and monarch butterfly.

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Duck, Duck, Goose!

Gabby Smith

“Duck, Duck, Goose!” features native flora and fauna and is located at Duncan Lake, a 17-acre recreational lake in the middle of downtown Hattiesburg. Depicted on the three-part mural are snails, frogs, ducks, snakes, squirrels, raccoons, pine trees, and redbirds among more unique Sandhill ecosystem species like the Cockspur Prickly Pear and monarch butterfly.

COURAGE

River Prince

Titled “Courage”, the design highlights people, industries, and organizations whose service and leadership have greatly contributed to the advancement and growth of community and country. The piece is dedicated in honor of the many acts of courage exhibited throughout Hattiesburg’s history.

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COURAGE

River Prince

Titled “Courage”, the design highlights people, industries, and organizations whose service and leadership have greatly contributed to the advancement and growth of community and country. The piece is dedicated in honor of the many acts of courage exhibited throughout Hattiesburg’s history.