Everett Liddle

Concept Artist

Posters

Mural

Everett Liddle standing on the completed street mural, a swirl of blue water, green leaves, and wildlife painted across a full neighborhood intersection.

Beaverton's first street mural, part of the city's Street Mural Program and inspired by the Bloomberg Philanthropies Asphalt Art Initiative. Developed with the Safe Routes to School High School Student Advisory Committee, reviewed by the Beaverton Arts Commission, and painted by more than twenty student volunteers. Everett led the design and directed the installation. Completed May 23, 2026.

Original mural design: a spiral of light blue water radiating from a white center, ringed by green leaves and small ducks, on a dark asphalt background.
Design
Everett bending over the closed-off street, transferring the design onto the asphalt in chalk with a printed reference sheet in hand.
Chalk transfer
Student volunteers spread across the intersection painting the mural, filling in the blue swirl and green leaves with rollers and trays.
Painting in progress
Everett reviewing the design printout with two volunteers beside trays of green paint at the mural's edge.
Directing the team
The volunteer team standing together at the edge of the finished mural, the painted swirl filling the street in front of them.
The team

Featured in Your City, July–September 2026.