French Broad Topo Impression

French Broad Topo Impression

Article last updated 09/12/2024
French Broad Topo Impression
  • The Mural:

    “French Broad Topo Impression” is a series of planter box murals at 149 - 161 South Lexington created by Brushcan Custom Murals in collaboration with Lexington Station residents and business owners. Inspired by the natural beauty of Asheville’s local surroundings, the planter boxes feature graphic representations of flowing rivers that have been abstracted into stylized forms. The water motif is also meant to echo the history of the creek that once flowed where the building now stands.

    Artist: Brushcan Custom Murals

    Brushcan Custom Murals offers a combination of art and design services including high quality murals, signs, and specialty/faux finishes for a diverse clientele. Created in 2014 by artists Scott Allred and Jeremy Russell, Brushcan has contributed many murals to the South Slope neighborhood and the greater Asheville area.  Currently, Scott continues to operate Brushcan while Jeremy now focuses on his fine art career. 

    Scott Allred has worked as a custom sign painter, graphic designer, and muralist for over 30 years. Beginning his career as a scenic painter for an international  theme park company, Scott developed a wide range of skills and techniques that still inform his work today.   Preferring traditional methods of working, his murals are mostly hand painted with an often historic and classic feel.  

    To learn more about Scott Allred: www.brushcan.com

    Instagram: @brushcan

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