Duane Flatmo

Who is Duane Flatmo?

Duane Flatmo is an American artist best known for his murals, label art and kinetic art sculptures in northern California.

Flatmo’s first mural was the Bucksport Mural painted in 1984 at Bucksport Sporting Goods in Eureka, California. Since then his works include the Murray Field Vintage 193 at Eureka Travel, Nature’s Bount on the North Coast Coop, A Landscape of Humboldt County at Pierson’s Building Center, Old Time Gas Station with Customers at Finnegan and Nasan Auto Supply, Fill’er up! on Henderson and F Streets, Horse and Hounds at Eureka Animal Clinic, Underwater Scene at Yakima Racks Corporate Offices, Multicultural Mural at Los Bagels, Pacific Outfitters in Arcata, Bigfoot at Willow Creek Ace Hardware building. and Tribute to Architecture and Performing Arts on the Arkley Center of Performing Arts in Eureka, which is one of the largest murals in northern California measuring 70 feet by 70 feet.

Flatmo worked with the Rural Burl Mural Bureau in Eureka, CA, a youth group for young adults associated with Ink People Center for the Arts painting murals throughout Old Town Eureka. Some of his completed works with the Bureau include: Animals are People Too at Courthouse Market, The Gray Victorian on the east wall of Times Printing, Building Architecture on the north wall of Expert Tire, Climbing Plants on the north wall of the Vision Center, Inharmonious on the north wall of Eureka Rubber Stamp, Alley Cats on the south wall of Living Light Center, and No Barking Anytime on the north wall of the North Coast Dance Studios.