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Billboard live painting

Jesse Pierpoint, artist and creative director for Seven2, live-paints a portrait of Nelson Mandela on a billboard at 301 W. Main, Friday, July 11, 2014. Pierpoint's interpretation of "legacy" is a project by Boom Creative and Global Credit Union and is part of the credit union's Global Citizen campaign.

Jessie Pierpoint begins work on the blank canvas near the corner of Main and Bernard, July 11, 2014, in Spokane.

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Spectators watch as Jessie Pierpoint works on the blank canvas.

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Supporters of Jessie Pierpoint gather near the corner of Main and Bernard to watch Pierpoint paint.

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Jessie Pierpoint adds yellow spray paint to the billboard.

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Onlookers gather to watch Jessie Pierpoint paint.

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A construction worker on the new Spokane Grand Hotel site gets his dance moves on as music blasts from across Main Avenue where Jessie Pierpoint paints his billboard.

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Jessie Pierpoint adds some finishing touches to his image of Nelson Mandela on his billboard project.

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Global Credit Union’s Mary Starkey, right, gives a thumbs up after photographing Christine Cresswell in front of Jessie Pierpoint’s billboard project.

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