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Luke Ramsey, Doodles & Zosen are currently working on a new mural on Haight Street and Fillmore in San Francisco. The mural is for a local corner grocery / health food store and in collaboration with Upper Playground.

Some painting process photos:
(Walls buffed the night before)

Day 1 (October, 15th 2009) : (More Photos to Come)

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