This is a story of Kawainui loko i’a of Neula and her grandson, Kahinihini’ula. They are descendents of Hi’iaka and Haumea. Their magical staff, Makalei could attract fish. This story of aloha talks about leadership, caring for all, caring for the land and waters.
Here’s an example of taking a student’s vision from a meditation session and putting it into a mural. The next post will be the student’s sketch that I designed this from. Had help from @graffbot @HEXTGO @CalebAero @rannoveck
An awesome morning recently with @patrickchingartist @carlosrogelart @dpersaud90 at #kaneoheelementary #melemurals instagram.com/p/ClMKyoHJI-A/…
We’ve just put together a fall break program at Kea’au Elementary School. It’s Free! And your child can be from any school, not just Kea’au. Please spread the word! Mahalo! instagram.com/p/Ci_PHcnJ32X/…
We are hiring for fall break! Join our team, have a blast! instagram.com/p/Ciir8rtv8Qy/…
Our team wrapped up another #melemurals today at #kauhighschool Here’s a little bit of aloha we left there. More photos will be on our @melemurals account instagram.com/p/CWmJ4pqv2GI/…
Google Earth model of the proposed TMT and effects of construction youtu.be/TrqNyfXDs-U
The last dozen #RuthBaderGinsburg prints are going fast! Order one before they run out! Profits go to our @MeleMurals & #HalauPaheona programs. Mahalo for your support! estria.org/product/ruth-bade…





