This Friday, February 10, 2023 the Keep It Flowing team comes together with E Ola Pono Ma Kapolei (EOPMK), 808 No Vape / Hawai’i Public Health Institute, Hawai’i Partnership to Prevent Underaged Drinking, Community Volunteers and Kapolei High School to provide a Wellness Mural for the students, staff and the Kapolei community to promote and […]
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Wow! Rice Street Block Party was a SUCCESS!! We will be posting the full story here soon about how we got started & enjoyed the ArtFEAST Live mural painting, so stay tuned! This was the 2nd Annual Rice Street Block Party in Lihue, Kaua’i. We were asked to organize aerosol artists from Hawai’i to paint
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Come join us on October 25th, 2015 at Sun Dried Specialties in Kealakekua, Hawai’i for a youth fundraiser! Keep it Flowing is very appreciative and grateful towards this community based effort for the keiki (youth) of Kealakekua! All proceeds donated to us will go towards a workshop and youth driven collaborative awareness mural at Konawaena
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To celebrate working with the Hawaii Meth Project for one year, we visited the location of the very first mural we created with the Hawaii Meth Project’s message — Not Even Once — here in Hawaii. The Not Even Once Mural Project promotes a meth-free life and raises awareness about meth at Hawaii schools and youth centers. To commemorate
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Tomorrow we will unveil our 10th anti-meth mural at Kohala High School on the northern coast of the island of Hawaii. In twelve months we’ve completed ten Not Even Once Murals statewide thanks to the support of many individuals, businesses and organizations. Here are five reasons why we should keep creating more anti-meth murals. Our
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Over President’s Day weekend we spent Sunday and Monday spray painting a 14 foot high by 25 foot wide wood-paneled wall on a building at the largest high school in the state. On really high portions of the wall, Lead Muralist, Ken (East 3) Nishimura and Trysen (TKay2) Kaneshige stood on ten foot ladders painting
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The main message of the Not Even Once Mural Project is to prevent Hawaii youth from trying methamphetamines. The way our team at Keep It Flowing communicates this sensitive message is visually. We paint a mural, centrally located on a school, or youth center, (exterior or interior) wall with the message: Not Even Once. This is
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Only 40 days until our third anti-meth mural tour begins. We’ll be painting 4 murals on 4 islands at 4 high schools and we’re so excited! One way to prepare for the physical challenges of this tour is by staying health conscious. Yesterday we cross-trained: walking 5 miles followed by ocean swimming then weightlifting. We’ve
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Molokai High School has invited us to re-create a very special campus beautification project titled Mauka to Makai (Mountain to Ocean). This project is in its 1st stage of production starting with 4 ocean-based murals on Building A and the Gym. The murals are reminiscent in theme to the former murals which were illustrated by Mr.
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