Community Mural Print - "Gem City Rainbow"

Artistic Director: Paul Taylor

Artists: Multiple- community mural

Print of the April 2019 Gem City Rainbow Community Mural

Gem City Rainbow. Laramie High School Mural Project. Designed by Sam Robertson with Parker Jackson, Rebecca Watson, Shelly Miller & LHS art students. Science Consultants: Chris Moody and Bern Hinckley, Artistic Director: Paul Taylor.
Painted by 2019 Shepard Symposium on Social Justice participants.

Inspired by Laramie's geology, hydrology and geography.....together with Australian Aboriginal culture.

When the Railway surveyors looked down from the Laramie Range on our future possible town landscape they witnessed the sparkling lights of our special natural springs dotting the valley floor. Inspired, they named Laramie, the Gem City of the Plains. This mural features Laramie’s world class precious Casper Aquifer that provides 50% of our water; City Springs in the center; Spring Creek flowing into the Laramie River to the L; and the water evaporation cycle. Symbolically inspired by Australian Aboriginal culture and Spiritual Law of the Rainbow Serpent who brought water to the world. Our mural teaches us to “Care for Country”, especially our water.  

Original mural measures 12' x 52"

Variations of the print:

Framed print 29" Long x 11" High x 1" Deep. Framed in sleek black plastic frame with white matting and D-ring and wire for hanging

Framed Print 18" long x 6" high Without Frame

W/ Frame= 20.5" Long x 8.5" High x1" deep 

 Framed in a sleek black plastic frame with white matting and D-ring and wire for hanging

Blank Greeting Card 8" Long x 4" high blank greeting card. Envelope included.  Can also be framed