UGLARworks ("check out the Let It Rain" mural on Washington Blvd.), one of the city's most impressive mural crews, has teamed up with LA TACO to bring you the Secret Mural Contest. Every day until the mural is found we will be releasing one clue to help you spot it. Once you figure out the clues and find the mural, follow the instructions below to win an original painting from the UGLARworks Collective.
Instructions:
1) Follow @lataco and @uglarworks on Instagram.
2) Take a Photo of the Secret Mural.
3) Tag photo with #uglarsecretmuralcontest.
Clue No 2. Former President also had a famous movie come out last year.
*Winner will be announced on site at mural unveiling and party, details coming soon!
Here is a peek of what awaits the winner of this contest.
Title: Heights
Medium: Acrylic on wood panel
Size: 12x24 inches
Artist: Steve Martinez (skull-TOP), Evan Skrederstu (Mountain Scenery-MID ), Chris Brand (girl-BOTTOM)
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