Oh, Henry! A furry friend in the neighborhood

Edmonds, WALocal News

Artist Ryan Henry Ward, known simply as Henry, has created 443 murals featuring Sasquatch, enriching the neighborhoods of Mountlake Terrace and Edmonds. His whimsical art invites residents into a dreamlike world, making local streets more vibrant. People can find these murals at locations like The Getaway Tavern and various intersections throughout the area. As of this week, Henry has paused new orders but assures that his existing murals will continue to engage viewers. Originally from Montana, Henry's artistic journey began after training at Fairhaven College and working in social services.

Since 2008, he has built a reputation for his unique style, characterized by primitive energy and joyful whimsy. His vibrant murals not only beautify the area but also foster community interaction. More information about Henry's work can be found at www. henry. art.

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