Casey Braam has been painting murals since 2016. He has murals in Kitimat,Terrace and some on Vancouver Island. He began his profession in Fisheries Biology but has since turned his profession to the fine arts on a full time basis. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

Beautiful mural

Casey Braam, an artist from Terrace, spent the B.C. Day long weekend camped out on the grounds of the Buck Creek Canfor Hatchery and Nature Centre. During his stay he finished a vibrant mural that he composed inspired by the life stages of the Coho Salmon. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

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