These street and gallery artists were invited to paint a piece on 8x8-foot canvas over the course of one hour and thirty minutes using only black paint. The contest was fun and engaged the audience, and the results were jaw-dropping. View our entire slideshow or the paint-off, and don't miss the work of winner Casey Kawaguchi.

Artopia 2017 live mural as painted by Pat Milbery, Jason Graves and Remington Robinson.
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Chris Haven painting his piece for Artopia 2017.
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Casey Kawaguchi paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Scot Lefavor paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Tuke One paints at Artopia 2017.
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Pher01 paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Scot Lefavor paints a political mural at Artopia 2017.
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Pher01 paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Casey Kawaguchi paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Patrick McGregor paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Tuke One paints at Artopia 2017.
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Lionel-Bravo Bumbakini paints at Artopia 2017.
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Lionel-Bravo Bumbakini paints at Artopia 2017. The mural was also in collaboration with Jeromie Dorrance and Christian Salgado, both Dateline Gallery artists.
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Lionel-Bravo Bumbakini paints at Artopia 2017.
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Chris Haven in the paint at Artopia 2017.
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Patrick McGregor paints a mural at Artopia 2017.
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Tuke One paints at Artopia 2017.
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Casey Kawaguchi paints at Artopia 2017.
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Tuke One paints at Artopia 2017.
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