Created by Eastern Kentucky teacher Tyler Watts, the mural stands about 21 feet tall at Alice Lloyd College in Knott County
Watts said he spent about a month designing the portrait before putting the notes in place. He called it the hardest mural he has made, pointing to small details such as Clark’s fingers as some of the most challenging to recreate. The mural’s scale, however, gave him room to bring those details to life.
The Clark portrait is Watts’ 48th mural in a decade of working with sticky notes. His previous subjects have included Muhammad Ali and the Muppets. Watts also brings his projects into the second-grade classroom, where…
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