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A great mural artist must possess strong artistic skills, including the ability to interpret client needs and develop large-scale works from smaller designs. They should have a good sense of scale, perspective, and color, ensuring all elements work cohesively. Successful muralists knowledgeably navigate environmental conditions and community contexts while incorporating meaningful themes into their work. Collaboration and adaptation are also key, as many murals involve teams and community input, enhancing both the art's significance and its public engagement.
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