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Boy Blue creates chalk drawing near City Hall

Boy Blue works on a chalk drawing Wednesday in front of City Hall in Dayton. The art work lasts about 24 hours. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF

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Boy Blue works on a chalk drawing Wednesday in front of City Hall in Dayton. The art work lasts about 24 hours. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
Lifestyles
July 30, 2020
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Our photographer Marshall Gorby spotted artist Boy Blue working on a chalk drawing Wednesday in front of City Hall in Dayton. The artwork lasts about 24 hours. “Art is my passion. Chalk is the easiest way to get people to see it,” he told us in a previous interview.

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