Cat Ryan submits-
Hi Joey
Justin Desilva’s 20 part work of art is titled, Every Picture Tells A Story. His crosswalk art enlarges and interprets HarborWalk story moment content through a combination of digital paintings that he’s printed and combined with long stretches of color field painted sky.
Here’s one by the Gloucester Lyceum & Sawyer Free library for the Samuel Sawyer story moment #31, an abstraction of the exterior and trees.
Phil biking
Acting Director Freyja Sanger with artist Justin Desilva
This one leads to the HarborWalk story post # for Temple Ahavat Achim across the street by the YMCA.
The dory is on Main Street. The Harborwalk story moment #24 is over on Harbor Loop.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Justin, you are a kind,talented and gererous man sharing with the City of Gloucester, all of your beautiful art work!!!
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Thank you, Judy, for the lovely comment which we’ll make sure the artist sees it.
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Here’s a Google map http://goo.gl/maps/mc696 for any updated locations and photographs.
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Almost lasted three weeks! (Next time don’t use ‘digital paint’, the real kind is much better for real world applications.)
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