Virginia and Vanessa, Mural, WSU Library, Pullman, WA, 2025
Virginia and Vanessa, Mural, WSU Library, Pullman, WA, 2025 (detail)
Virginia and Vanessa, Mural, WSU Library, Pullman, WA, 2025 (detail)
Children of the World, Mural, with Class ART362 Special Topic Painting, Washington State University Children’s Center, Pullman, WA , 2025
Children of the World, Mural, with Class ART362 Special Topic Painting, Washington State University Children’s Center, Pullman, WA , 2025
Touching, Amazon Blackfoot Campus, Downtown Seattle, WA, 2024
Touching, Amazon Blackfoot Campus, Downtown Seattle, WA, 2024
Touching, Amazon Blackfoot Campus, Downtown Seattle, WA, 2024
Touching, Amazon Blackfoot Campus, Downtown Seattle, WA, 2024
Doing Laundry, A Downtown Story, Downtown Spokane, WA, 2022
Doing Laundry, A Downtown Story, Downtown Spokane, WA, 2022
Touch, Quadrics Office, Downtown Seattle, WA, 2021
Together, YWCA, Spokane, WA, 2021
AlleyWay Mural Project, Spokane Arts, Spokane, WA 2020
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BLACK LIVES MATTER, the first “T” with Terrain, Spokane. Spokane, 2020
Kamiak Kestrel, Kamiak Elementary School, Pullman, WA, 2019
WSU painting students are painting my Kestrel mural
Another side of the Mural: A collaboration between WSU Department of Fine Arts and Department of Chemistry. “Our goal was to create an outdoor mural, inspired and informed by chemical science, that is both educational and interactive,” said Amy Nielsen, clinical assistant professor of chemistry, who co‑led the project with Joe Hedges, assistant professor of fine arts. The professors worked with master of fine arts student Kelsey Baker, chemistry graduate student Aaron Hendrickson, and about 25 students in Hedges’s advanced and intermediate painting class to create the murals designed by Baker.
Jefferson Elementary School Mural, Pullman, WA, 2017
Jefferson Elementary School Mural, Pullman, WA, 2017 (in the snow)
A Mural of My Old House, 2018, Pullman, WA