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Experience the colourful murals of Cambie Village, showcasing local artistry and adding vibrancy to the streets of the Heart of Vancouver. The murals of Cambie The Cambie Village Business Association funded seven murals since 2021, and intends to build upon this element of beautification and placemaking. Andrew McGuire As an illustrator and graphic designer based in Vancouver, Andrew has developed a diverse skill set matched with a playful style that has been utilised with clients in various industries. Andrew’s goal is to appeal to a large audience and does so by using positive imagery with humorous, entertaining illustrations. His art is often defined by dynamic and eye-catching designs that are full of colour and personality. His mural in Cambie Village centers a fun and family-friendly theme considering the proximity of the school, day-care, and ice cream parlour to the mural’s placement. This was achieved with lively and unique designs with a range of playful colours. This mural can be found at W.18th at Cambie. Globe Chris Perez Chris Perez is a Canadian based Filipino artist practicing in abstract painting and mural art. Chris uses his experience as a house painter towards creating large scale murals. Perez’s mural for the VMF, titled "Ethereal Paradise", is an exploration of personal and cultural identity, expressive of his Filipino roots. Perez describes the mural as “an accumulation of various florals that when combined together, create a sense of ethereal beauty... It (the mural) explores memory, heritage, nostalgia, and family through the lens of a first generation Asian-Canadian. The unconscious movement of painting produces a learning experience for viewer and artist alike, as expressions in spray paint mechanics take the lead.” The mural can be found on W.23rd and Cambie at Old Xian's Food. Globe Arty Guava Born and raised in Malaysia, Arty is a graphic artist and illustrator who uses the quiet moments of daily life, the natural world, and her own childhood memories, as inspiration for her designs. Her style is bold and playful, and she loves bringing joy into people's lives through her artwork. Arty’s mural at Cambie Village was influenced by the feeling of togetherness and overcoming the challenges life presents us with. This proved to be somewhat prophetic as a personal family matter meant Arty only had three days to complete her mural, so reached out to the local community in search of help to finish her painting. She was overwhelmed by the support she received and managed to complete the mural within the reduced time frame. The mural stands proud on West 17th and reflects the ideas of togetherness and kindness Arty originally took inspiration from beyond her initial imagination. Globe Caitlin McDonagh Caitlin is a Canadian visual artist, illustrator, and muralist who creates intricate illustrative works that are deeply inspired by folklore, symbolism, and the natural world. Caitlin’s goal with her work is to build her own personal folklore by producing work that is open for interpretation allowing viewers to find stories within it. As part of the Vancouver Mural Festival, Caitlin’s mural, “The Garden”, on the north wall of the 17th plaza, captures the colours of the world, and set to portray how self-preservation and learning to let go (prune) and nourish (water) is what you need to let yourself flourish. Globe How many will you discover? Before and After: Cambie Murals BEFORE: Kaboodles Toy Store Charlene-Johnny---Credits_-Sabrina-Miso-Creative-2 AFTER: Kaboodles Toy Store AFTER: TD Bank by Michael R. Bock BEFORE: Kaboodles Toy Store 1/7