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artwalks, and there seems to
be a bit of community built
around fighting to keeping art
alive in Astoria.”
Still’s admiring fan base
has grown through the inter-
net, yet sharing something
as personal as art can foster
both positive and negative
experience.
“I think we should get
old school and learn to have
some manners and respect,”
she says. “I’m a bit of an
idealist; my art is mine, not
yours. I’ve always been like
that. I share it when I want
to. I don’t mean it to sound
arrogant, but at the end of
the day, if you don’t like it
that’s not my problem. I’m
not a commercial item. And
that has always been my
stance.”
Still first began paint-
ing murals when she was
pregnant with her daughter,
as a work that she could
accomplish in a short amount
of time.
Two of Still’s murals can
be found in Astoria — if you
have the eye to spot them.
Although she won’t give the
exact location, she gives a
hint: “It’s on the back of a gas
station.”
The other can be encoun-
tered around Astoria. It’s a
“moving mural” on the side
panel of her uncle’s work
truck, Scott Still’s Home
Remodeling. Still painted
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the mural last summer inside
the old Columbia Produce
building on Seventh Street,
which was recently sold by
Still’s family.
When speaking of her
drive to create art, she notes
“fortune favors the brave.”
It is a mantra that Still
lives by. “It’s always import-
ant to enjoy the process and
stay true to your art,” she
says. “I have never tried it any
other way.”
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