POST FALLS, Idaho — Watching paint dry takes time.

However, that hasn’t been landscape artist Christina Hull’s experience this week as she’s worked on a new mural on the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce building.

Paint has been drying nearly as fast as she can pour it out.

Hull started work on the mural at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday to try and beat the heat. It incorporates outdoor scenes filled with bright colors.

By week's end, the stucco front of the building will be populated with fish that are native to Post Falls: cutthroat trout, perch and bass.

“It’s super fun to be able to do this, but I’m spoiled, I’m used to painting murals indoors on smooth surfaces,” Hull said.

The Coeur d'Alene resident and has done murals at local schools and businesses.

“My art is always celebrating the Pacific

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