Unknown [Bull with Rooster-Patterned Fur]; Unknown [Craft, Wine & Beer]

Artists Nanook and Erik Burke painted these two adjacent walls on the back and side of Craft Wine and Beer. On the southern wall, Nanook paints a bull with rooster-patterned fur against a white background with a dark aegean-blue border at the bottom. Three large black circles with mustard-yellow outlines and flowers with dark-red centers speckle the mural and one large red circle appears in the center of the mural. A prominent cerulean-blue curvy line with a lighter and thinner line next to it horizontally spans the mural, weaving through and around the circles and bull. In the bottom left corner of the mural, Nanook's moniker and the date have been painted in the same blue as the curvy line against the dark aegean-blue border. On the eastern wall, Artist Erik Burke painted this beer-and-wine themed, 45 x 18 foot mural to coincide with the business upon which it resides. Dark brown beer bottles and green and pink wine bottles, all with various labels, are painted against a cerulean-blue background. The bottles are painted in a repeating pattern wherein either: one bottle faces right-way up while another is turned upside down with a stream of beer or wine flowing between the mouths of the bottles; or, one bottle faces right-way up while the other is turned upside and the bases of bottles rest on each other. The largest bottle and focal point of the mural is a beer bottle with a monochromatic label depicting a hops farmer and that reads "Craft Wine Beer."