New mural highlights potential Indiana Fever No. 1 pick Caitlin Clark. See it for yourself

Kwazar Martin, an Indianapolis-based street artist known for his colorful graffiti art, has added to his collection of larger-than-life murals, Indiana Fever’s likely No. 1 draft pick, Caitlin Clark. The 20 feet wide and 15 feet high piece is sprayed onto the cinder block facade of a building on 17th Street on the city’s west side and uses nearly 20 different colors. The image of Clark shows her looking off to the east, calm and confident. “Locked in,” Kwazar said. The lettering style depicting Clark’s last name is something Kwazar’s not attempted before. He wanted it to be unique, different than the neighboring Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton mural he completed just before the 2024 NBA All-Star weekend in Indianapolis. “When I go to Louisville or Cincinnati to get my cans, I buy the Montana Blacks,” he said. “I spend maybe $200 to $300 on just cans, buying as many colors as possible.” However, for Kwazar, it’s not until he’s standing in front of an empty wall that he decides what colors he’ll use. As the buzz surrounding Clark’s record-breaking season mixed with the news of her declaring for the 2024 WBNA Draft, and with the Fever being her likely landing...