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Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p><p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p><p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p><p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p><p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p><p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined)

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

Russell Muits is an artist who wants us to notice the beauty below us- specifically manhole covers also known as hatch covers. Russell uses environmentally friendly ink and canvas to create prints from manhole covers all over the US. So far he has imprinted over 400 unique prints from cities including Seattle, Portland Maine, Boston, New York Connecticut (Photo Credit Seattle Refined).<p></p>

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