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From The Ground Up
Let It Ride Episode 101: From The Ground Up
Our guests on this episode are a San Diego grassroots community-building love story, who from the beginning shared a mutual agreement they would be creating alongside each other for the rest of their lives, who strive to instill a sense of self-love and pride in people and communities, paying homage to the cultures that formed them, with imagery you can see, relate to, and connect with—from the ground up.
They seem to share a close belief with one of our own core values, “Building and influencing community from San Diego outward.”
Lovers and artists of color, painting the town with hands that are brown, they’re the artists of Ground Floor Murals: listen to Signe Ditona and Paul Jimenez on The Longhairs podcast.
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Ground Floor Murals
Signe Ditona and Paul Jiminez have been cultivating art since 2020, striving to give back to the communities that raised them.
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Experience Ground Floor Murals’ Art in San Diego
Fernando Tatís Jr. (Ocean Beach)
Manny Machado (Chula Vista)
Joe Musgrove (Grossmont High School)
Junior Seau (City Heights)
Yu Darvish (Convoy)
and many more.
FEATURED IN
June 26, 2021
The Writing On The Wall
The coincidental story behind Groundfloor Murals’ 30-foot high, staggeringly lifelike mural of Fernando Tatís Jr., hair ties included. READ ON
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Bros On This Episode
El Rubio
Co-Founder, CEO & Chief Manetenance Officer for The Longhairs, El Rubio is a writer, traveler, avid skier and athlete. He writes most of the words you read from The Longhairs.
El Moreno
Co-Founder, President & Chief Follicle Officer for The Longhairs, El Moreno is a husband, father, athlete and creator. He makes most of what you see and interact with on The Longhairs websites.
Comments
Boston! A mural near Fenway would be killer.